WasteECo-2012 is a multi-purpose event. Its programme includes:— Exhibition on environmental technologies and management of solid wastes, wastewater and atmospheric emissions;— Conference, special workshops and round tables;— Technical excursions.Exhibition profile and topics of the Conferences are as follows:•       Collection, storage, transportation and treatment of solid  municipal, industrial and agricultural wastes, recycling•       Products from recyclable materials•       Waste to energy•       Hazardous waste treatment•       Design, construction and operation of landfills and other environmental facilities. Landfill restoration. Biogas collection and utilization. Leachate treatment•       Soil and water area remediation•       Deodorization, cleaning and washing of facilities•       Discharge and treatment of municipal, industrial and storm waters. Off-line sewage. Treatment and utilization of WWTP sludge. Sludge fields•       Gaseous emission treatment. Dust and slime utilization. Securing of requested micro-climate parameters and acceptable content of contaminants in working area air (inside industrial facilities, mine opening, within open working area, transportation vehicles, etc.)•       Protection tools for waste management (working clothes, respirators, etc.) and tools for control and monitoring of environment contamination level•       Settlement improvements (separate waste collection, wastes, leaves and snow transportation and disposal, sanitary disposal, public lavatories, etc.)•       Cleaner technologies•       Publications and books on environment protection and ecology•       Legal and regulatory framework for waste management•       Sanitary, environmental, institutional and economic aspects of waste management•       Informational, programming and metrological support, environmental monitoring, automation•       Environmental insurance systems, certification, standardization, audit, expertise, leasing, consulting•       Sources for environmental project financing•       Environmental situation in regions•       State and regional programs on waste management•       Public participation in waste management.