DI Mag. Dr.Wolfgang Stark
Contact:
Phone: +43 1 786 89 00 DW 60
Phone: +43 1 786 89 00 DW 60
E-Mail: wolfgang.stark@denkstatt.at
Sustainable development means to „cultivate“ Earth fairly and considerately
and to „protect“ Earth on the long term.
(based on Genesis 2,15)
We may, even must form nature and environment. To find and check principles and criteria how my company, lobbying organisation, government agency, … can implement sustainable development for the welfare of my organisation and of the entity of our society is the central question. I want to support institutions that face this challenge – and at the same time continually orientate towards sustainability!
Professional duties:
Projects:
Education:
Having acquired engineering (studies in machine construction in Vienna) and some economic (parts of studies in business economics in Vienna) skills, Dr. Stark has already started in his diploma thesis focussing on the more and more important subject of environmental issues.
During 5 years as assistant at the Department for Water Quality, Resources and Waste Management Dr. Stark acquired primarily comprehensive knowledge in waste management. In 1996 he joined “GUA”, first as project engineer, but soon became department head. Until 2003 his activities concentrated on development of methodologies (e.g. Welfare Cost-Benefit Analysis), project-management, training of employees, personal management and off-work training (studies in philosophy and theology). In 2003 he became managing director of “GUA”. His vision of a thematically and geographically wider area of activities was realized by cooperation and consolidation with the company “Denkstatt” in 2007.
Central points in his life are his wife Traude and their three children. If there is time left, he spends every minute in nature. His most important hobby is supporting the parish Hausleiten as deacon.
(based on Genesis 2,15)
We may, even must form nature and environment. To find and check principles and criteria how my company, lobbying organisation, government agency, … can implement sustainable development for the welfare of my organisation and of the entity of our society is the central question. I want to support institutions that face this challenge – and at the same time continually orientate towards sustainability!
Professional duties:
- Head of Waste & Resources
- Technical, Economic and Legal questions in Waste Management
- Development and Application of Cost-Benefit-Analysis
- Assessment Methods (LCA; SPI; MIPS)
- Material Flux Analysis
- Composting
Projects:
- Ministry of Life, DG Environment
Costs of Austrian Waste Management (A) - DKR, ÖKK, Plastkretsen, Plastretur, Valorplast
Evaluation of Cost Benefit Analysis in waste management (A) - Ministry of Life, Office of government of Styria
Development of AWM – Waste Management Model: Decision Support Tool, Cooperation with ARCS (A) - City of Vienna
Strategic Environmental Assessment “Vienna Waste Management” (A) - Ministry of Life, Federal Ministry of Economics and
Labour
Importance of repair and upgrade (A) - Ministry of Life
Construction Austria (material flow analysis) and aluminium flows in Austria. Underground engineering - DG Environment
Preparation of the contents of the EU resource workshops
Education:
- 1986 – 1989 Studies in economics; Vienna University of Economics and Business
- 1987 – 1990 Studies in mechanical engineering; Vienna University of Technology
- 1989 – 2000 Studies in philosophy and theology; University of Vienna
- 1990 Dipl.-Ing.: Thesis on composting / Institute of waste management
- 1995 Dr. techn.: Master thesis on composting. Vienna Univ. of Technology
- 2000 Mag. theol.: Ethical aspects of welfare Cost-Benefit Analysis, example waste management, University of Vienna
Having acquired engineering (studies in machine construction in Vienna) and some economic (parts of studies in business economics in Vienna) skills, Dr. Stark has already started in his diploma thesis focussing on the more and more important subject of environmental issues.
During 5 years as assistant at the Department for Water Quality, Resources and Waste Management Dr. Stark acquired primarily comprehensive knowledge in waste management. In 1996 he joined “GUA”, first as project engineer, but soon became department head. Until 2003 his activities concentrated on development of methodologies (e.g. Welfare Cost-Benefit Analysis), project-management, training of employees, personal management and off-work training (studies in philosophy and theology). In 2003 he became managing director of “GUA”. His vision of a thematically and geographically wider area of activities was realized by cooperation and consolidation with the company “Denkstatt” in 2007.
Central points in his life are his wife Traude and their three children. If there is time left, he spends every minute in nature. His most important hobby is supporting the parish Hausleiten as deacon.
