Inga Karaliūnaitė

Project manager
Ph./fax. +370 5 2745491
Mob. +370 652 26196
e-mail: inga.k@ekokonsultacijos.lt

Education:

2000 – BSc in Environmental Engineering, Kaunas University of Technology.
2002 – MSc in Environmental Engineering, Kaunas University of Technology.
2007 – Accomplished PhD studies in Kaunas University of Technology, Institute of Environmental Engineering.

Qualification:

2007 – Certificates of a Manager and a Specialist for Hazardous Waste Treatment Enterprises (No. 1014 and No. 1015).

MSc Inga Karaliūnaitė has been working in the field of environmental protection since 2000. During 2001-2002 she has studied within international interchange programme SOCRATES and interned in Umeå University, Sweden. During 2003-2005 she has worked as an environmental engineer in the public enterprise “Centre for Sustainable Industrial Development”, and during 2005-2006 she has worked as a senior analyst in the Institute of Environmental Engineering at Kaunas University of Technology. MSc Karaliūnaitė took part as a consultant in EU-funded project “Strengthening of Institutional Capacity to Implement EU Requirements on Chemicals and Genetically Modified Organisms Management, IPPC and Climate Change, Lithuania”, participated in the preparation, revision and updating of “BAT Annotation for Large Combustion Plants”, organised and read presentations in the seminars on IPPC issues. She has also taken part as a consultant for waste management and IPPC in the EU-funded project “EUWAS - European Waste Sector Assistant”, furthermore she participated in other international projects in the field of eco-design, life cycle assessment and environmental management system, consulted companies on environmental impact assessment and IPPC issues, took part in the preparation of learning books and guidelines in the field of waste and secondary raw material management.

Main areas of competence: IPPC permits, environmental impact assessment, environmental protection, environmental health and safety audits, assessment of air and water pollution, waste management.