Maja Vodanovic

Co-Chair, National Zero Waste Council Plastics Advisory Panel and Mayor, City of Lachine

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Co-Chair, National Zero Waste Council Plastics Advisory Panel and Mayor, City of Lachine

<div class="ExternalClassDDCF3BEB958047D5AC1B21DDE9A3FD0C">Maja Vodanovic is an executive member of the Montreal Metropolitan Community (CMM) and Lachine Borough Mayor since November 2017. Maja Vodanovic is a member of the CMM's Environment Commission that was mandated to revise Quebec waste management program following the crisis caused by the Chinese national sword policy. <div> <br>As of member of the National Zero Waste Council (NZWC) she Co-Chairs the Plastic Advisory Panel which produced Regulatory Approaches for Priority Plastic Wastes, a document that sets out concrete solutions to suggest specific regulatory measures to prevent, and better manage, those plastic wastes.<br><br>Passionate about environmental issues, she has been actively involved in cleaning up our waterways and protecting our green spaces. One of Mrs. Vodanovic's greatest challenges as a Mayor, is to make Lachine-Est—a 60-acre area under redevelopment—a Canada-wide model for a human-scaled ecological and sustainable development. <br><br><br></div></div>

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