Earth & Environment · Waste Management & Recycling
RECYCLE 2025: 5th International Conference on Waste Management
Part of the RECYCLE: 5th International Conference on Waste Management series →
About & call for papers
RECYCLE 2025: Inclusion & Innovation for a Sustainable Future Building on the success of four previous installments, we are thrilled to announce the 5th edition of the international conference, RECYCLE 2025. This year, we extend a warm invitation to researche… Read more
RECYCLE 2025: Inclusion & Innovation for a Sustainable Future Building on the success of four previous installments, we are thrilled to announce the 5th edition of the international conference, RECYCLE 2025. This year, we extend a warm invitation to researchers, scientists, academicians, and industry professionals from around the globe to join us in exploring the latest innovative ideas and technologies in waste management. Originating as a modest symposium in 2012, an initiative by the Waste Management Research Group (WMRG) at IIT Guwahati, RECYCLE has quickly evolved into a prestigious international conference in just four years. RECYCLE 2025 aims to raise awareness about safe practices and cutting-edge technologies for managing and treating solid and liquid wastes. Our theme for this edition is ‘Inclusion & Innovation for a Sustainable Future’ – fostering a collaborative environment where researchers, scientists, industry professionals, and citizens can bridge the gap between research and practical implementation. With a spotlight on critical issues such as water, wastewater, and solid-waste management, RECYCLE 2025 promises to be an unparalleled platform for sharing ideas, practices, and techniques that drive efficient and sustainable waste management.
Venue
Guwahati, India
Open Conference Center, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati in maps ↗No street address is on file for this listing — what the organizer gave is above. Suggest the venue address →
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