A word from the president
A national system that is unique in the world. International influence. Such is the paradox of the DASTRI EPR network!
At the end of 2012, we were 30 members. Ten years later, we are nearly 80 contributors who market ...
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An atypical waste stream sector, at the crossroads of health and environmental issues.
In 2012, a new EPR sector was created to respond to a public health issue. Today, this health issue continues, but it calls for new solutions, ...
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Wednesday
7th December 2022 at the Ministry of Solidarity and Health
7th December 2022 at the Ministry of Solidarity and Health
8h30 > 9h
RECEPTION TIME
Buffet breakfast
9h > 12h
Round tables
- DASTRI, already 10 years !
- Health EPR on the move
- Innovation and perspectives
19h > 22h
Cocktail
On invitation
Thierry Watelet holds a doctorate in European law and a Master's degree in journalism. He was editor-in-chief for RTL (1983-2001) and France Télévisions (2000-2018). Today, he is a speaker, conference and webinar moderator, storytelling trainer and author of several books. 
Delphine Lagourgue holds a Master's degree in Law from the University of Nottingham and began her career as a lawyer in Paris. She moved to Canada in 2006 and joined the legal department of the Canadian Tire Group, where she held the positions of regulatory compliance manager and environmental program manager. In 2013, she became regional director of Product Care, the Canadian eco-organization for paint recovery. Then, she joined AppelaRecycler Canada, the eco-organization for battery recovery. In 2019, she joined the Health Products Stewardship Association (HPSA/ARPS), the eco-organization that manages the recovery of pharmaceuticals and used syringes and needles in Canada, as Director of Programs. Since 2022, Delphine Lagourgue is Vice President of HPSA. 
Frithjof Laubinger is an environmental economist in the Circular Economy team of the OECD's Environment Directorate. Since joining the OECD in 2017, he has worked on a number of projects related to waste management, resource efficiency and the circular economy. He is one of the authors of the recent OECD report on pharmaceutical household waste management. Frithjof holds an MSc in Environmental Economics and Policy from the Institute for Sustainable Resources at University College London. 
With more than 30 years of experience as a General Manager in pharmaceutical and medical device companies, Patrick Wernette is in charge of the management of key stages: development, production and market access. He joined Insulet France in 2019 as Director of Market Access and is in charge of the project concerning DASRI medical devices with electronics. He is also a member of the DASTRI Board of Directors since 2021. 
Scott Cassel has over 40 years of experience tackling waste management issues in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. In 2000, he founded the Product Stewardship Institute, (
Patrick Emiel is a graduate of the Stockholm School of Economics, ESCP and INSEAD. He also holds a master's degree in pharmaceutical marketing and a master's degree in biochemistry. Patrick started his career at Synthélabo in 1992 in marketing before joining Novo Nordisk France in 1995 (a Danish healthcare company, soon to be 100 years old, owned by a foundation, whose mission is to drive change to overcome diabetes and other serious chronic diseases such as obesity as well as growth disorders and rare bleeding disorders). At Novo Nordisk, Patrick has held various positions in marketing, economic, regulatory and legal affairs. In 2011, he became Head of Market Access and Public Affairs and then Vice President in charge of Economic and Public Affairs, a position he has held since 2020. 
Fabrice Camaioni is a Doctor of Pharmacy, graduated from the Faculty of Pharmacy of Nancy in 1989. He has owned a pharmacy in Revin in the Ardennes since 1995 and is also vice-president of the FSPF (Fédération des Syndicats Pharmaceutiques de France). 
Jean-Christophe Comboroure was a dispensing pharmacist before becoming a public health inspector pharmacist in 2012 in charge of the design and implementation of public health policies. He now works at the Ministry of Health and Prevention in the Sub-Directorate for Prevention of Environmental and Food-Related Risks as assistant to the sub-director. 
Rodrigo is an industrial engineer graduated from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and holds an MBA from the University of Lleida, Spain. He started his career in waste management in France and continued it in Chile where he managed national waste management and recovery programs in several industrial sectors as an executive of Veolia Environnement. Rodrigo created his consulting firm Valoryza in 2010 to play an active role in the implementation of the new Environmental Producer Responsibility (EPR) in Chile. In this capacity, he has been working closely with the Chilean Environment Agency and major industry producers - initially to develop the legislative framework for the country's EPR - and more recently, to advise the government and industry on its implementation and new products to be considered. 
Marie Pene is a Doctor of Pharmacy and has been working at Roche Diabetes since 1999, where she has risen through the ranks to become Head of Medical Services, Public Affairs and Training.
Bertand Bohain has been the General Delegate of the Cercle National du Recyclage for over 15 years. He is in charge of the general administration, the follow-up of EPR channels and the relations with public authorities and other actors of the waste sector. The Cercle National du Recyclage is an association which mainly brings together local authorities (or their groups), but also professional federations, consumer associations, environmental protection and professional integration associations. Its objective is to take into consideration the environmental, economic and social issues related to the multi-stream management of household and similar waste. 
With a PhD in Engineering Sciences, Pascal Vairac was a lecturer and then a professor at SUPMICROTECH-ENSMM (École nationale supérieure de mécanique et des microtechniques). Since 2019, he has become its director. Author of about 100 publications in national and international journals, his expertise is recognized in the fields of near-field microscopies, microsystems instrumentation and multiphysics micro-nano-characterization by dynamic methods. 
Claude Chaumeil is currently Vice President in charge of patient strategy at the French Federation of Diabetics (FFD) and President of the Ile-de-France Diabetes Association. 