of Australia (WMAA). Over 1,000 environment industry professionals are expected to attend this year. For more information please contact Mike Goodwin at UKTI, tel 020 7215 8028 or email
mike.goodwin@ukti.gsi.gov.uk
13-17 SEPTEMBER
IFAT ENTSORGA, Munich
UKTI is fi nancially supporting a UK presence at the IFAT ENTSORGA event in Munich through TAP funding. For more information please click here or contact Stuart Whitehill, tel 01564 784999 or email
stuart@overseasfairs.co.uk
2-6 OCTOBER
Weftec, New Orleans
www.weftec.org
11-15 OCTOBER 14-16 SEPTEMBER
Recycling and Waste Management (RWM) exhibition, NEC, Birmingham
For more information please log onto
www.rwmexhibition.com
Water seminar mission to Turkey
UKTI is hosting a mission with a low carbon focus to Ankara and Erzurum in Turkey. The visit will provide an opportunity to promote the UK’s strengths and capabilities in water. With EU accession talks in progress and EU grant funding available for improving the country’s infrastructure, opportunities abound for UK fi rms to enter the Turkish market. For more information please contact David Connolly at UKTI, tel 020 7215 4281 or email
david.connolly@
ukti.gsi.gov.uk
14-19 OCTOBER
Waste and recycling mission to Malaysia and The Philippines
20-23 SEPTEMBER
IWA World Water Congress and exhibition, Montreal
www.iwa2010montreal.org
UKTI will be supporting attendance at this event and will be taking a group of UK companies along as part of the TAP programme. UKTI will be working with the Pipeline Industries Guild to organise this. For more information please contact Mike Goodwin at UKTI, tel
020 7215 8028 or email
mike.goodwin@ukti.gsi.gov.uk or Cheryl Burgess, Pipeline Industries Guild, tel 020 7235 7938 or email
cheryl@pipeguild.com
To learn more about forthcoming events, to seize the opportunities these present to developing your international business and for early enrolment onto forthcoming activities go to
www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk/ ukti/environmentandwater
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