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International Conference on Marine Waste Pollution and Coastal Clean-up Strategies

30th Oct – 31st Oct 2026 Putrajaya, Malaysia

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 3 SDG 4 SDG 6 SDG 9
01 Innovative Strategies for Marine Waste Management +

This track focuses on cutting-edge approaches to managing marine waste, including technological advancements and novel methodologies. Participants will explore case studies and best practices that demonstrate effective waste reduction and resource recovery in coastal environments.

02 Community Engagement in Coastal Clean-Up Initiatives +

This session emphasizes the role of community involvement in successful coastal clean-up efforts. Discussions will highlight strategies for fostering public participation and raising awareness about marine waste pollution.

03 Ecosystem Protection and Marine Conservation +

This track examines the intersection of marine waste pollution and ecosystem health, focusing on conservation strategies that mitigate environmental impacts. Presentations will cover the importance of preserving biodiversity in coastal regions affected by waste.

04 Policy Frameworks for Sustainable Marine Practices +

This session addresses the development and implementation of policy frameworks aimed at reducing marine waste and promoting sustainable practices. Experts will discuss the effectiveness of existing regulations and propose new policies to enhance coastal management.

05 Monitoring Systems for Marine Pollution +

This track delves into the technologies and methodologies used for monitoring marine pollution levels and sources. Participants will learn about innovative monitoring systems that provide critical data for informed decision-making.

06 Remediation Techniques for Coastal Pollution +

This session focuses on the various remediation techniques employed to address coastal pollution caused by marine waste. Experts will present research findings on the effectiveness of different methods in restoring affected ecosystems.

07 Plastic Waste: Challenges and Solutions +

This track highlights the challenges posed by plastic waste in marine environments and explores innovative solutions for its management. Discussions will include the role of circular economy principles in reducing plastic pollution.

08 Hazardous Waste Management in Coastal Areas +

This session addresses the unique challenges of managing hazardous waste in coastal regions. Participants will explore best practices and regulatory approaches to ensure safe disposal and minimize environmental risks.

09 Environmental Education and Awareness Campaigns +

This track emphasizes the importance of environmental education in combating marine waste pollution. Presentations will showcase successful awareness campaigns that have effectively engaged communities and promoted sustainable behaviors.

10 Sustainable Practices for Coastal Management +

This session focuses on sustainable practices that enhance coastal management and reduce marine waste. Experts will discuss integrated approaches that balance ecological health with economic development.

11 Resource Recovery from Marine Waste +

This track explores innovative methods for recovering valuable resources from marine waste. Participants will learn about technologies and processes that transform waste into reusable materials, contributing to a circular economy.