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SEA-UEMA Professional Training Programme (19-21 October 2005)
Date : 19-21 October 2005
Venue : Paradise Sandy Beach Resort Penang
Objectives : SERI collaborated with the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), through the Southeast Asia Urban Environmental Management Applications (SEA-UEMA) Project, to organise this Training Programme. The programme was aimed at enabling participants to build up capacities in managing UEM-related projects - particularly the interventions under SEA-UEMA Project in the following three sub-sectors: water and sanitation, solid waste and air pollution).
