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AAPG International Conference and Exhibition

26-29 October 2008 • Cape Town, South Africa
2008 International Conference and Exhibition

Invitation

Highlights | Schedule

General Information

Technical Program

Student Activities

Day Trips

Field Trips

Short Courses

Luncheons

Exhibition

Guest Program

Hotels | Registration

Letter for visa purposes

Social Responsibility

Sponsorship

Committees

Host Society: GSSA

Exhibit Information

Exhibit in Cape Town

Location Information

South African Exploration

Cape Town

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Cape Town Announcement NEW

Exhibit Space - Commercial

Exhibit Space - Non-Profit

AAPG Convention Department

+1 918 560 2617, phone
+1 918 560 2684, fax
Email : convene@aapg.org

 

Social Responsibility

AAPG has placed a strong commitment to social responsibility both globally and in South Africa. For the first time, the local Organizing Committee has created a Social Responsibility Sub­Committee with the charge to find ways for the conference to give back to the community, reduce the impact this conference will have on the environment, and be a responsible citizen of both the oil and gas and the local community.

During the conference, there will be several initiatives including space to exhibit the products of local, formerly disadvantaged craftspeople. These spaces will display a variety of local handicrafts and cultural artifacts. Some of these handicrafts will be available for sale, thus creating jobs. Another part of the conference’s corporate social responsibility will be a collection of surplus and unwanted items from delegates and exhibitors. For example, unwanted delegate bags, pens, paper and exhibitors’ illustrative materials will be collected during and at the end of the conference.

All collected material will be distributed to deserving organizations in the less affluent districts of Greater Cape Town. Such material is always well received and put to great use in the townships. Surplus food from the convention center will be collected and distributed to the needy and there will be a recycling effort for exhibitors’ shipping materials.