Address: Str. 23 August 244 - 13D, Otopeni, Ilfov Romania
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Education: Technical University of Constructions (Civil Engineering), Faculty of Hydrotechnical Constructions, 1996-1997
Specialities: Urban Water Public Works, MSc
Work Experience: • State of knowledge on water supply and sanitation challenges and opportunities for the Danube region, latest available (2017) data collection and analysis (technical, economic). WB funded, implemented by UBA AT;
• Eureka Eurostars Experts/R&I projects. Platforms to integrate decision support systems for smart management of water resources; Urban wastewater systems on AI and deep learning machine; Modular robotic system for sorting construction and demolition waste;
• J-Global Institute. Outlook on waste management in selected countries of Asia and Africa;
• the efficient functioning of waste markets in the European Union,
• Framework Agreement on Project Implementation Support Team/PIST to support the EIB and the Managing Authority for the Sectoral Operational Program Environment (MA SOP ENV), under the Ministry of European Funds/MEF. Lot 1: Water/Water supply. Reserve and phased projects,
• EU SWITCH-ASIA Program I (in cooperation with UNEP), Publication: Sustainable Asia. Contributor for the waste management chapter, author of the review: Sustainable municipal solid waste management in South-East Asian countries, case studies for Cambodia, Lao PDR and Vietnam (home-based project),
• Framework Contract on Assistance and Technical Support for the Evaluation of LIFE + 2014 waste and water management proposals (R&I projects),
• evaluation of the national waste management plan of Romania, based on four ex-ante conditionalities,
• technical assessment of the current situation of the compliance with the Landfill Directive, and support in the context of complaint and infringement procedures,
• feasibility study (FS) on selective collection of paper&cardboard implementation,
• rehabilitation and extension of the water supply and sewerage systems (ISPA projects),
Professional Skills: : Project manager/Key Expert/Non-key Expert/Evaluator for PHARE/ISPA (EuropeAid), DG ENV, DG REGIO, tech evaluator for R/I/D Eureka Eurostars’ proposals (funded by Eureka Network and H2020) for SMEs , World Bank/UBA AT.
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Other Details: Please let me share this with you, in case you are interested, I deal with waste management issues although not under extreme way but it is under pressure and many things we do, we do them under various types of pressure.
The only problem I got is that I would need some funding if that's possible, in order to travel and support myself in Beirut and surroundings, unfortunately I have absolutely no sponsorship. That's my statuts, sorry for that.
Not sure if you would need my assistance but thought to share this with you, nevertheless.
It constitutes a case of immediate action to take.
Of course, I will work for that money if that's acceptable for you, guess I can be involved in several activities together with the experts already on board in Beirut (if any), and possibly others to come and the local ones.
I read news about the Port of Beirut and neighboring areas. No need to stay off.
Especially on the landfills which I understand that they pose serious trouble being already overloaded.
I guess that there might be an additional need for more land to storing/sorting the C&D waste (like I said in addition to the plots already allocated in the harbor), even if temporarily hoping that they contain no hazardous components due to the blast, and guess they are not - which might ease the overall operations, leaving with the only concern of transportation and storing.
I also expect that collecting and sorting other waste to be quite a job since a significant proportion of regular waste (municipal solid or biodegradable, packaging waste) is totally mixed up. Need for a careful and hard-working sorting (glass).
Safety outfits would be also needed.
I can't have the big picture unless taken from the internet but it's more urgent and serious in reality, as usual.
Planning is very important, as well as land for temporary storage, construction/transportation equipment (heavy trucks, loaders, excavators) sizing the huge amounts of waste and debris, so I would say that a larger team would better fit into helping and removal of all blasted matters, clear up lands and many.
So much for now, better send this and see what's possible and what's not.
It should be regarded as a great initiative taken to help the Port of Beirut/Beirut City, and the surrounding devastated areas to recover ASAP, step by step, especially under the given pandemics.
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References: Upon request, no problem.
