This event has already taken place. See upcoming sustainability events
Waste Audit Training Course
About this event
Master the essentials of waste auditing and sustainable management with CIFAL York. Open to students, professionals, and the general public.
The contemporary discourse around environmental sustainability is shifting from linear extraction models to a Circular Economy. With global waste expected to rise sharply by 2050, managing material flows is essential for resource conservation and climate mitigation. Stricter regulations are driving this change, including Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) frameworks and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) mandates. Waste is no longer just an operational byproduct. It is a measurable source of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions and a financial risk for organizations that fail to adapt. Many institutions have set "Net-Zero" targets, but they often lack the methods to measure their output accurately. This course fills that gap by teaching participants to quantify and characterize waste streams. The curriculum relies on data-driven auditing rather than estimates or guesswork. This approach gives participants the technical skills to spot inefficiencies, optimize procurement, ensure compliance, and reduce reliance on landfills.
Event details
- Date
- Oct 23, 2026Starts 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM EDT
- Format
- In-person
- Location
- Seymour Schulich Building, ADERSIM Lab, N004, Toronto, Canada
- Focus area
- Sustainability
- Organizer
- CIFAL York
- Cost
- CAD 121.69 – CAD 302.04
Organized by
CIFAL York
More events like this
See all events →Nov 3 – 19, 2026 · Online
Understanding & Working with PHPP (120B) Online – Nov 2026
An online course from Passive House Canada on working with PHPP, covering its structure, inputs and outputs, how to select appropriate climate data sets and…

Nov 12 – 13, 2026 · Geneva
Global Supply Chains Forum
Convened under the GEF-8 Integrated Prog..

Nov 12, 2026 · Online
Flash Roundtable: U.S. Tariffs on BC Waste and Recyclables
On October 23, the White House changed the list of Canadian goods hit by its 50% Section 338 tariff. The changes apply to goods entering the U.S. on or after…