EmDoT at the DAEM Conference
EmDoT SA, led by our CEO Dimitris Venizelos, joined Panel 2: “Urban regeneration and Public Space: From Intervention to Transformation” at the DAEM Conference on Saturday, 4 October.
Dimitris Venizelos spoke on “Smart Waste Management: Innovation, Sustainability and Resilience for the Cities of Tomorrow.”
Core point: You can’t improve what you can’t measure.
What we put forward:
- Cities need measurement-first operations: clear KPIs, live monitoring, and decision support that link cleanliness to public health (including mental health) and local economic performance.
- EmDoT supports municipalities with a digital waste-management stack that enables source separation, Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT), and predictable service levels, aiming for cleaner neighborhoods, less landfill, and lower cost.
- Our solution is designed to stand internationally in Europe, delivering auditable results and policy-aligned implementation.
The reality on the ground
- Dynamic bin networks and new waste streams.
- Limited staffing, rising waste volumes, and high variability (seasonality, holidays, F&B-heavy districts).
- Constrained fleets with diverse technical specs.
These constraints demand multi-factor, digital operations—from routing and shift planning to capacity and asset management.
Thank you to the co-panelists
Roxani Bei (Deputy Mayor, Cleaning & Recycling),
Vassilis P. Bokos (Secretary General, City of Athens),
maro evangelidou (Deputy Mayor, Urban Regeneration & Resilience)
Andreas Grammatikogiannis a (Deputy Mayor, Infrastructure), and
Zarharoula Agroyianni (Councillor for Entrepreneurship, Chair of EASY S.A. AOTA).
If you’re a municipality seeking measurable cleanliness outcomes, let’s talk!
This project is implemented within the framework of the “Development of Digital Products and Services” program of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan Greece 2.0, funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU.
