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1 EDIA LANNER About Topics Rates 16 Waste to Energy plant by Erick van Egeraat, Roskilde, Denmark Photography: Tim Van de Velde Official Publication of:

2 About Waste Management World Official Publication of: Waste Management World is the official magazine of the International Solid Waste Management Association (ISWA). Both in print and online Waste Management World covers every aspect of the industry for waste management professionals. Coverage includes the latest products and technology, as well as policy and legislation affecting the industry. There are also regular news updates and detailed features looking at some of the most innovative projects being developed around the world. ISWA is an independent non-profit making association, working in the public interest to promote and develop sustainable waste management worldwide. ISWA has members around the world and is the only worldwide association promoting sustainable and professional waste management. KEY TOPICS FOR WASTE MANAGERS Waste Management World covers five key areas in which virtually every facet of the waste industry can be found: RECYCLING With an increased global need to recover materials from wastes and move to a more circular economy, WMW regularly looks in depth look at some of the most innovative recycling projects globally. There is also detailed coverage of the latest technology and analysis of government policy around the world. COLLECTION & TRANSPORT WMW covers a wide range of innovative new equipment and vehicles for the collection and handling of wastes. It also provides the industry with regular updates on how recycling collection schemes can be successfully implemented to suit the specific circumstances of a given individual municipality. WASTE TO ENERGY WMW regularly showcases major new projects in the field of conventional thermal treatment, as well as looking at gasification, pyrolysis and organic processes used to produce a fuels and gases for energy production. It is also the 2012 winner of the prestigious Waste to Energy Research & Technology Council (WtERT) Award. LANDFILL On a global scale landfill continues to dominate waste disposal. Waste Management World covers the latest in best practice and technological developments for the environmentally sound use of landfill as a means of disposal. BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT Waste Management World produces in depth coverage of the latest developments in anaerobic digestion, in-vessel and windrow composting. It also examines cutting edge research with applications for treating organic wastes to produce biofuels, biogas, and high value chemicals and products.

3 Why Waste Management World? 18,000 Digital Subscribers 85, e-newsletter Print Subscribers Subscriptions #1 For Global Coverage Twitter Followers 4000 Video Plays Every Month Facebook Fans LinkedIn Members 160,000 Page Views Every Month 3 e-newsletters Asia 18% North America 29% WHERE OUR SUBSCRIBERS ARE LOCATED Africa 8% Middle East 7% South America 5% Asia Pacific 3% Central Government 8% Europe 30% Waste Management Consultants 24% Local or Municipal Government 19% Waste Management Contractors 12% WHERE OUR SUBSCRIBERS WORK Financial Institutions 5% Trade Organisations/ Asssociations 5% Health Authority 4% Supplying Waste Equipment 12% Facility Management 7%

4 Topics and Events JANUARY/ FEBRUARY CD: DOP: MARCH/APRIL CD: DOP: MAIN TOPICS Re-launch: Having become the new official magazine of ISWA get ready for an improved layout and better user experience. Organic Waste: The use of advanced techniques to recover high value materials from biomass. The Circular Economy Package: Is it really more ambitious Plus: Energy from Waste London 2015 on the February FAT Teaser: A look at what you can expect at the industry s biggest event. Sorting: As technology continues to advance, sorting technologies are changing what is possible. Safety: Making the waste industry a less dangerous place to work. Plus: IFAT 2016 SPECIAL FOCUS Waste to energy Developments in North America Logistics: How waste collection is reaping the rewards of new technological developments. 03 MAY/ JUNE CD: DOP: Composting: Equipment focus and best practice guide. Shredding: The technology explained - know what you re looking at. Medical Waste: With epidemics a real fear managing this waste stream properly is critical Plus: IFAT 2016 IFAT Special Edition: Save your shoe leather and use our map to lead you to all best bits of our industry s biggest and best exhibition. 04 JULY/ AUGUST CD: DOP: Landfill: LFG gas technologies play a vital role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but what s new? Construction & Demolition Waste: Huge in quantity, but how best to recover quality? ISWA Member Directory Plus: RWM and ISWA World Congress Biowaste Special Edition: Catch up with the latest projects, innovations and policy developments. 05 SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER CD: DOP: Waste to Fuel: The use of waste as a feedstock for liquid fuels is growing. Anaerobic Digestion: Is there room for further improvement in the processing of organic waste? Hazardous Waste: This waste stream comes in many guises, care must be taken with all. Plus: Ecomondo Recycling Special Edition: A roundup of the industry s most exciting developments. 06 NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER CD: DOP: Glass Recycling: A material that presents both challenges and opportunities for recyclers. Logistics: Innovations in collection schemes. Magnetic Separation: An old and vital recycling technology, but advances are still being made. Waste to Energy Special Edition: A tour of some of the biggest and most innovative developments in the world of energy recovery. CD... Closing Date für Advertising DOP... Date of Publication

5 Advertising Rates 2016 PRINTED & DIGITAL ISSUE 2/1 Full Page Spread 1/2 Horizontal Spread 1/1 Full Page 1/2 Page Island 1/2 Horizontal Spread 1/2 Page Vertical Magazine 390 x 267 mm 420 x 297 mm E /3 Page Vertical 55 x 248 mm 70 x 297 mm 390 x 92 mm 420 x 122 mm E /4 Page Horizontal 180 x 61 mm 210 x 74 mm 180 x 267 mm 210 x 297 mm E /3 Page Horizontal 180 x 85 mm 210 x 99 mm 115 x 190 mm 140 x 222 mm E /4 Page Vertical 88 x 122 mm 105 x 148 mm 180 x 122 mm 210 x 148 mm E 3.115! 88 x 248 mm 105 x 297 mm E Outside Back Cover: plus 25% Inside Front Cover: plus 15% Inside Back Cover: plus 10% Opposite Contents Page: plus 10% Facing Matter: plus 10% E E E E DIGITAL COVER EXCLUSIVES Digital Magazine Cover Exclusive offers a high branding opportunity through an exclusive placement adjacent to the cover on all digitally delivered magazines. Price (per issue): ( 500 in combination with Outside Back Cover) Website Format Price (CPM) Bigsize Banner Bigsize Banner: 45 ROS 970 x 90 px. IAB Super Leaderboard Billboard IAB Billboard 65 ROS 970 x 250 px. Half Size Banner/Wallpaper Combination of 85 ROS 970 x 90 px. IAB Super Leaderboard and 160 x 600 px. Skyscraper Skyscraper/Sidebar 160 x 600 px. 55 ROS Banner 300 x 250 px. 45 ROS (IAB Medium Rectangle) 468 x 60 px. (IAB Banner) Advertorial Text length: 250 characters ,- / week Unlimited text length and number of images at the bottom. CPM... Costs per Thousand ROS... Run over Site e-newsletter e-newsletter Recycling WMW s monthly Recycling e-newsletter keeps you up to date with the latest global news and analysis covering project developments, new technologies and government policies, as well as in depth features that ensure you get the big picture on the world s recycling industry. Waste To Energy Published in association with Confederation of European Waste-to-Energy Plants (CEWEP), WMW s monthly dedicated Waste to Energy e-newsletter brings you all the latest news, including facility openings, contracts and technology developments as well as market views and in depth analysis and features. Weekly e-digest Helping you keep pace with the fast moving global waste management industry, WMW s Weekly e-digest brings you the hottest news of the week from around the world, as well as analysis and opinion from a wide range of industry experts. The E-Digest also includes a link to the weekly WMW video newcast. Please contact us for further information about rates and editorial deadlines.

6 Contact Details and Technical Specifications M P CONTACT DETAILS Chief Editor Ben Messenger Ben@WMW.News Mobile: Sales International Sales Manager Felix Keckeis Felix@WMW.News Mobile: Sales Manager ISWA Daniel Purchase dpurchase@iswa.org Phone: Publisher INDUSTRIEMAGAZIN Verlag GmbH Hans F. Zangerl, General Manager zangerl@wmw.news Lindengasse 56 A-1070 Viennna Austria Tel: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS WMW prefers ad material to be supplied in PDF format. We also accept ads built with these programs: Adobe Indesign, Illustrator, Freehand and Photoshop. Ad material might be transmitted to: production@wmw.news THE PUBLISHER OF WMW Industriemagazin Verlag is Austria s leading publishing house for B2B communication. Since 1990 The Company has focused on producing high quality magazines with a strong journalistic approach. In addition to WMW our most important titles are Industriemagazin (Industry), Factory (manufacturing), Solid (building industry) and 4c (print & design). All these titles also produce successful digital publications and dynamic business events. Thanks to our specialist knowledge of manufacturing industries we can offer bespoke Corporate Publishing services for those industries. Find out more: