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2025https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2025.aspx, 20252025<div class="ExternalClassC8231B3585FD42E0B277215F00EC4948">Innovation and the Business Case for Waste Prevention​<br></div>
2023https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2023.aspx, 20232023<div class="ExternalClass8F12C143B897446695104A33C32B3E7F">Climate Action Through Circularity​<br></div>
2022https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2022.aspx, 20222022<div class="ExternalClassF486E9A739E2445DAADE994739223B7C">​Regenerative and Waste-Free by Design</div>
2021https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2021.aspx, 20212021<div class="ExternalClass3D3DB86C7B984C6A8EE1DFAAD981BAB2">Design a Resilient, Carbon Neutral and Circular Future​<br></div>
2020https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2020.aspx, 20202020<div class="ExternalClass4059C588BA3941D580D300E38314C7C7">Resiliency, Prosperity, Carbon Neutrality - the Circular Economy Solution​<br></div>
2019https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2019.aspx, 20192019<div class="ExternalClassE8E23041F41044E692422182BECE6CCE">​Mobilizing for Success in the Circular Economy​​​<br></div>
2018https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2018.aspx, 20182018<div class="ExternalClass204503E1A98D495B9C2FBE45A39DD7E3">The Journey to a Circular Economy<br></div>
2017https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2017.aspx, 20172017<div class="ExternalClass86E7C1113B4A4575ABC3511B92607E14">A Circular Economy Within Reach​<br></div>
2016https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2016.aspx, 20162016<div class="ExternalClassABA9A498E9114432BF9408EAC14CBEA5">Innovation in Policy and Innovation in Practice​​<br></div>
2015https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2015.aspx, 20152015<div class="ExternalClass7184DE5751EB4333AEAFE282C3CE998A"><span>Redefining Value</span>​<br></div>
2014https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2014.aspx, 20142014<div class="ExternalClassB83E451EF83042A58ADE677479270A1C"><span>​Shifting Dialogue and Action on Waste Prevention and Reductions</span>​<br></div>
2013https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2013.aspx, 20132013<div class="ExternalClass1BE0930D94A14B6CAA19890480D0A74E">Re-thinking Waste - Connecting efforts locally, regionally, nationally and internationally​​<br></div>
2012https://zwc.ca/past-conferences/Pages/2012.aspx, 20122012<div class="ExternalClassB6A385496FCB4C8287AA2B880AB85692"><span>Rethinking Waste Management...the Design Difference​</span>​<br></div>

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