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Biography

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Itaru Yasui . Prof. Yasui is Vice-Rector of UNU where he oversees the activities of the UNU Centre's Environment and Sustainable Development Programme in Tokyo and he ...

HFC Conference, Nov 2005

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Professor Itaru Yasui, Vice Rector & Director UNU-ESD programme, Japan . Coffee : 11:00-13: Conference Dinner . Wednesday, 9 November . 8:45-10:45 .

UN, industry, others partner to create world standards for e-scrap...

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... to the world environment, whether purchasing, using or disposing of electronic equipment," adds Itaru Yasui, UNU Vice-Rector (Environment ...

Creating World Standards For Recycling And Harvesting Electronic...

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... purchasing, using or disposing of electronic equipment," adds Itaru Yasui, UNU Vice-Rector (Environment and Sustainable Development).

1 Sustainable Future for the Asia and Pacific Region and the...

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Itaru Yasui, Professor at the Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, was appointed by UNU Rector Hans van Ginkel as UNU Vice-Rector for Environment and Sustainable Development effective from 1 December Professor Yasui graduated from the Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo, in

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Specific trends, challenges and opportunities in the themes discussed at the workshops ... Roles of the UN system, in particular UNESCO and UNU. Points to be ...

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"Energy and Environment: Issues and UNU's Role" (UNU: Prof. Itaru Yasui); "Energy Demand in Developing Countries"(INSC: Jorge Spitalnik [Lecture Text] ) ...

Environmental News Network - Taking on the E-Waste Problem

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â€œCollectively, the role of consumers is enormously important to the world environment, whether purchasing, using or disposing of electronic equipment,â€ stated Itaru Yasui, UNU vice-rector (Environment and Sustainable Development). â€œBuying refurbished equipment, selling or donating unwanted ...