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GREENING THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - Transformation of Leather Industry Pakistan/Karachi Korangi

Utilization and/or disposal of solid waste is presently one of the most difficult challenges facing the leather industry and tanneries. Tanneries generate various by-products and solid waste given only approximately 50-55% of corium collagen actually ends up as finished leather.

INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY WITH HELP OF STATIC FLAYING FRAME IN MONGOLIAN LEATHER SECTOR

Kanpur/India - Reducing Environmental Footprint - UNIDO Video

“The FIRST AID at the WORKPLACE” BLENDED LEARNING COURSE LAUNCHED IN MONGOLIAN

Safety Video - How to deal with hydrogen sulphide

XXXIV IULTCS Congress Chennai/India 5-8 February 2017; Mr. I. Kral - presentation eLearning and blended training in the leather professional education

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UNIDO & TUBITA-BUTAL International Workshop on Design and Development of Eco-Tannery Zones; Waste Management in Leather Production 02 -13 May 2017 Bursa/Turkey

XXXIV IULTCS Congress Chennai/India 5-8 February 2017; Mr. J. Buljan - presentation Analysis of flow and energy aspects of Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) technology in treatment of tannery effluents in Tamil Nadu India

credit www.iultcs2017.org

UNIDO participation on the XXXIV IULTCS Congress/Chennai, India 5-8 February 2017

Kanpur Leather development Project: Energy and carbon footprint assessment conducted in six tanneries in Kanpur by Ms. Jutta Knoedler, International Expert – Energy Management

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