Environmental issues cannot be solved by governments alone,
or by determined community groups or individual industries.
More and more it is recognised that maintaining our environment
has become a pressing priority that requires engagement and
collaboration between all community groups in Society, acting
in concerted local and global partnerships. This is particularly
true of the atmosphere, with, for example, recognition of
the significance of the consequences of global warming.
The new theme of development of partnerships in environmental
protection has been echoed by government ministers and by
industry leaders at many recent international and national
forums. This 2007 World Congress in Brisbane, Australia, will
focus on community engagement through the development of new
partnerships between local, the science, business and government
communities. It will offer the opportunity to showcase examples
of successful existing partnerships.
The program will, to a large extent, be outcomes-driven.
There will be the same opportunities for presentation of scientific
and technical work, but there will be an emphasis on outcomes
in terms of partnership development, policy impacts and the
like.
Brisbane's weather in September is beautiful, and the Congress
will offer the opportunity for IUAPPA members to extend their
stay and take in the tourist delights that Queensland has
to offer - the Great Barrier Reef, beaches, rainforests, the
outback. The Congress is being held close to a major celebration
of Brisbane's environment, called "Riverfire", which
is a spectacular event involving entertainment and scientific
and policy conferences.
For more details of the Programme and to register please visit:
www.iuappa2007.com
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Previous Congresses
1966 London, UK
1969 Washington DC, USA
1973 Düsseldorf, Germany
1977 Tokyo, Japan
1980 Buenos Aires, Argentina
1983 Paris, France
1986 Sydney, Australia
1989 The Hague, Netherlands
1992 Montreal, Canada
1995 Helsinki, Finland
1998 Durban, South Africa
2001 Seoul, Korea
2004 London, UK
Copies of proceedings are held by the IUAPPA Secretariat and
by the IUAPPA member organisation which hosted the Congress;
please email IUAPPA@nsca.org.uk.
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