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Horizon 2020 Capacity Building Mediterranean Environment 1 NKUA Participants List “Life Cycle Assessment: Data Collection and Databases” (in alphabetical order) Tel Aviv, Israel, 18 –19 June 2013 Title Name SURNAME Position/Affiliation City Email IMI TAMI Institute for R&D, ICL Industrial Products Ltd, 1. Ms. Smadar ADMON (DR.) Haifa [email protected] Product Stewardship Manager Sher Consulting & Training Ltd., Environmental Department 2. Mr. Ohad AGRANAT Ra`anana [email protected] Manager 3. Mr. Amiad ALEXANDRON YarokTech Engineering Ltd., CEO Haifa [email protected] 4. Ms. Hagit ALPHANDARY Environmental NGO Kefar bilu [email protected] Ministry of Environmental Protection, Environmental Policy 5. Ms. Michal ARAN Jerusalem [email protected] Division/ Hebrew University, MA at School of Public Policy Ministry of Economy, Scientific Advisor, Mimshak Fellow, 6. Mr. David ASAF (DR.) Jerusalem [email protected] Environment & Sustainable Development Administration A.U.S: Architecture, Urbanism, Sustainability, Firm Owner / 7. Mr. Noam AUSTERLITZ Tivon [email protected] Head 'Green Architecture' MA Program, Porter School, TAU Manufacturers' Association of Israel 8. Ms. Osnat AVITAL Tel Aviv [email protected] Environmental Coordinator Samuel Neaman Institute, University of Haifa, NRERC- 9. Ms. Ofira AYALON (PROF.) Haifa [email protected] Natural Resource and Environmental Research Center, Director, Associate Professor 10. Ms. Ayelet BEN AMI Ministry of Environmental Protection, Head of IPPC unit Jerusalem [email protected] Tel Aviv University, Porter School, MA Environmental Studies 11. Ms. Rona BEN ZION Tel Aviv [email protected] / BDO Israel Consulting Group, Project Manager 12. Mr. Ofer BEN-DOV Sustainable Energy Director, Assif Strategies Ltd. Herzliya [email protected] 13. Ms. Rotem BLANC INBAR BDO Ziv Haft, Project manager, Sustainability and CSR Tel Aviv [email protected] 1 NKUA BDO Ziv Haft, Head, Sustainability Services Manager, 14. Mr. Avi BLAU Tel Aviv [email protected] Corporate Responsibility Dept. 15. Ms. Tzruya CHEBACH Tel Aviv University, PHD student Tel Aviv [email protected] Ministry of Environmental Protection, District Planner, Tel 16. Ms. Tal Ben Dov COHEN Tel Aviv [email protected] Aviv District Tel Aviv University, The Porter School of Environmental [email protected], 17. Ms. Liron DAN Tel Aviv Studies / Materyus -Materials Research & Consultancy [email protected] 18. Ms. Shira DICKLER Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Master's student Beersheba [email protected] 19. Ms. Adi DISHON Weitz Center for Development Studies, Managing Director Rehovot [email protected] Kayama – Center for sustainable design in Israel (Cradle to 20. Mr. Yair ENGEL Tel Aviv [email protected] Cradle methodology) Israel Union for Environmental Defense, Waste Department, 21. Mr. Dor FRIDMAN Ramat-Gan [email protected] Milken Institute Fellow, Internship Tel Aviv University, The Porter School of Environmental 22. Mr. Yoella GANEM Tel Aviv [email protected] Studies 23. Mr. Xavier GARCIA ACOSTA Yarqon River Authority, Postdoc researcher Tel Aviv [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development, Research, 24. Ms. Orit GINSBURG (DR.) Rishon Le Zion [email protected] Finance and Strategy Unit, Scientific advisor, Mimshak Aviv AMCG ManagementFellow Consultancy, Head of the 25. Ms. Gali GLATT SIMHI Rosh Haayin [email protected] Infrastructure and Environment Division MEKOROT – Israel National Water Company: Sustainability 26. Mr. Barak GRABER Tel Aviv [email protected] Development Coordinator 27. Mr. Eli HANAN Israel Electric Corporation Haifa [email protected] The Natural Step Israel, Co-founder, / Heschel center for 28. Ms. Tamar HAREL Tel Aviv [email protected] Sustainability, Project coordinator 1 NKUA Applied Economic Research + Netanya Academic College, 29. Ms. Nava HARUVY (PROF.) Rehovot [email protected] Professor Ernst & Young, Manager, PI & Climate Change and 30. Ms. Shiri HEFFER Tel Aviv [email protected] Sustainability Services HUBERMAN- Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Department of Midreshet 31. Ms. Nora [email protected] MERAIOT (DR.) Structural engineering and The Unit of Architecture and Ben‐Gurion The Israel SocietyUrban Planning,of Ecology Postdoctoral and Environmental fellow Sciences, 32. Mr. Hanoch ILSAR Tel Aviv [email protected] Executive Director 33. Mr. Ron KAMARA EcoTraders Ltd., Project Manager Tel Aviv [email protected] 34. Mr. Amit YAGUR- KROLL CBS Jerusalem [email protected] Ministry of Environmental Protection, Intern, Environmental 35. Mr. Ziv LAUTMAN Jerusalem [email protected] Engineer, Milken Institute Fellow 36. Mr. Miki LEVENTAL PAZ OIL COMPANY Kibuz yakum [email protected] Ecobility- Green Growth, CSR & Sustainability Consultants, 37. Mr. Michael LISSAK Hod-Hasharon [email protected] Co-Manager, Environmental & Sustainability Consultant Israel Electric Corp., R&D Div., Energy Technologies 38. Mr. Alexander LITINETSKY (DR.) Haifa [email protected] Development Dept., Senior Research Engineer Agan Chemicals Manufacturers LTD., Head of Environmental [email protected], 39. Mr. Benny MARX Ashdod Department [email protected] 40. Mr. Uri MEIRI EHS Resources & Information Systems, Project manager [email protected] The Association for Environmental Justice in Israel / Student 41. Mr. Guy MILMAN Rishon LeZion [email protected] for MA, Porter School of Environmental Studies, TAU Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd, Dir. Materials & Technology 42. Ms. Yehudith MIROVSKY (DR.) Lod [email protected] Development, "Clean Sky Eco Design" Project Manager MAALA (the Israeli Business for Social Responsibility), 43. Ms. Anat MOSEINCO Tel Aviv [email protected] Sustainability Director 1 NKUA Tel Aviv University, M.A. Economics and environmental 44. Mr. Yuval NEUMANN Ramat-Gan [email protected] resource management, Milken Institute fellow, Environmental Finance Fellow at Zalul 45. Mr. Eyran NOY Kayamut (The Sustainability Company), CEO Rishon Le Zion [email protected] Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Dept. Environ., 46. Ms. Tamar OPHER Kiryat Tivon [email protected] Water & Agricultural Engineering, PhD candidate Israel Union for Environmental Defense (IUED), Head of 47. Mr. Gilad OSTROVSKY Tel Aviv [email protected] Recycling Department Tel Aviv University, Porter School of Environmental Studies, 48. Ms. Tamar PASHTAN Tel Aviv [email protected] Master’s Student Deloitte Brightman Almagor Zohar, Consultant – Incentives 49. Ms. Regina PINKAS Tel Aviv [email protected] Department (Cleantech) Tel Aviv University, Institute for Business, Environment and 50. Ms. Sagit PORAT Tel Aviv [email protected] Society, Professional Director The Weizmann Institute of Science, Department of Plant 51. Mr. Alon SHEPON Kfar Yedidya [email protected] Sciences, Researcher University of Haifa, Milken Institute Fellow at the Ministry of 52. Mr. Amos SHTIBELMAN Tel Aviv [email protected] Economy Tel Aviv University, Porter School for Environmental Studies, 53. Ms. Noa STERN Tel Aviv [email protected] PhD Candidate 54. Ms. Inbal STERNBERG LHT, Environmental Manager Kfar Saba [email protected] Water Authority, Scientific Advisor, Mimshak Fellow, 55. Ms. Neta TANNER (DR.) Tel Aviv [email protected] Desalination Division Assif Strategies (Life Cycle Assessment project of the cement 56. Ms. Dorin YAEL Herzliya [email protected] industry) 57. Ms. Liron TZANHANY Innovation Dep. Osem Tel Aviv [email protected] 1 NKUA 58. Mr. Eran DORON Green Tayet (CBC Group) Yagur [email protected] 59. Mr. Vitaly VAINBLAT BDO – Sustainability Group, Manager Tel Aviv [email protected] 60. Mr. Amelia GLICKMAN Product Manager Horshim [email protected] 61. Mr. Gaash BARTAL Ecology R&D Manager – TEVA [email protected] 62. Ms. Yael OSTROWSKY Sustainability Manager - EY Tel Aviv [email protected] 63. Mr. Hagai KOT Israel Society for Ecological Economics Pardes Hanna [email protected] 64. Mr. Avner LEVTZION Termokir Ltd Horchim Avnerl.termokir.co.il 1 NKUA Trainers/Officials List Title Name SURNAME Position/Affiliation Email 1. Ms. Galit COHEN MEP, Deputy Director General 2. Mr. Jérémie FOSSE CP/RAC – H2020 Thematic Expert [email protected] 3. Dr. Arie NESHER TAU, Director of the Porter School of Environmental Studies [email protected] 4. Mr. Nir KANTOR Israel Manufacturers Association, Director [email protected] 5. Dr. Ohad CARNY MEP, Senior Director Business Sustainability [email protected] 6. Ms. Sonia VALDIVIA LCI, UNEP/SETAC [email protected] 7. Dr. Vered BLASS TAU [email protected] 8. Mr. Guido SONNEMANN The Life Cycle Group, University Bordeaux 1 [email protected] 9. Dr. Marco RAUGEI UNESCO Chair on LCA, UPF-ESCI [email protected] 10. Ms. Cristina GAZULLA UNESCO Chair on LCA (UPF-ESCI) [email protected] 11. Ms. Elsa STOURNARA H2020 CB/MEP Team [email protected] .
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