The 12th 3R International Scientific Conference on
Material Cycles and Waste Management
9 – 11 March 2026
Grande Centre Point Prestige, Bangkok Thailand
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The 3R International Scientific Conference on Material Cycles and Waste Management (3RINCs) is a premier regional forum for Asia and the Pacific that brings together experts, practitioners, policy-makers, and industry stakeholders to advance science, innovation, and policy for a sustainable circular society.
Since its inaugural meeting in Kyoto in 2014, 3RINCs has been held regularly in various Asian and Pacific locations, providing a platform for exchange of knowledge on waste management, recycling, resource circulation, and circular economy practices. Over time, it has evolved into a key venue for cross-sector dialogue—linking municipalities, industry, academia, and international organizations.
It is our great honor to welcome you to the 3R International Scientific Conference (3RINCs 2026), to be held from 9–11 March 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand.
We are truly delighted to host this remarkable international gathering in its 12th cycle, continuing the strong tradition of 3RINCs as a leading platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration
Over the past decade, the 3RINCs has established itself as an important international platform where knowledge, experiences, and best practices are shared among governments, municipalities, industries, academia, and civil society.
This session welcomes contributions on modern technologies and innovative solutions spanning the entire waste management hierarchy, from prevention to final treatment.
Recycling and recovery are at the heart of building a sustainable circular economy.
Moving toward a circular economy is essential to reduce resource use, cut emissions, and build resilient societies.
Some materials and products contain substances that make recycling or reuse difficult.
Disaster waste presents complex technical challenges that demand accurate assessment and innovative solutions.
Construction and demolition (C&D) waste is one of the largest waste streams globally and presents both a challenge and an opportunity for circular material use.
Managing hazardous waste safely is important for protecting human health and the environment.
Waste management plays a critical role in tackling climate change by reducing emissions and enhancing resilience.
Transforming waste management materials, recycling and advancing the circular economy requires not only technological innovation but also supportive policies and shifts in behavior.
