“Effective Team” Corporate Teambuilding

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West Dala, LLP organized the “Effective Team” Corporate Teambuilding among its employees to apply in practice an effective tool for managing staff, establishing and strengthening communication within the team, bring an atmosphere of goodwill, mutual support and active cooperation in the team.

The program of the event consisted of several parts:

• Presentation of the Company, which reflected the results of 2013 and development plans for 2014.

• Interactive games that helped to identify initiative employees endowed with the leadership qualities.

• Bowling, which showed an effective competition among teams.

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At the largest Forum in Central Asia on waste management and recycling, “Green Energy & Waste Recycling” (GEWR), the ideas, successful experiences, and the best technologies for disposal and recycling of industrial and consumer wastes were discussed.

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