Organiser
Organisation Name:
Recupel
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14th October 2020
Activities:
tbc
Description: The details of the activity are being developed and will be added in due course.
Organiser
Organisation Name:
Recupel
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
October 2019
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Public collection, Public Campaign - Internet news, News release, Social media
Description: Recupel is in Belgium responsible for the collection and processing of discarded electrical appliances. In 2018, the NGO collected more than 117.000 tonnes of electro, or 10.3 kilos per inhabitant. This puts Recupel among the best in the world when it comes to collecting and recycling e-waste. Since 2001, Recupel has invested a lot of collection and awareness campaign towards the consumers. But companies also have a lot of old or broken electrical appliances stocked in their offices. To offer them an easy solution, Recupel will launch a new digital platform for their e-waste on 14 October. Additionally, Recupel will also launch a digital media and public relations campaign.
Organiser
Organisation Name:
Recupel
Organisation website:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14/10/2021
Activities:
Social media
Description: To be determined
Organiser
Organisation Name:
WEEE Forum
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14 October 2021
Activities:
Workshop, News release, Social media, Business collection, Public Campaign - Internet news
Description: For this fourth edition of the International E-Waste Day the WEEE Forum plans, apart from coordinating the activities taking place worldwide, for a wide range of actions in view to promote the day and on the IEWD itself. We will reveal our plans soon!
Organiser
Organisation Name:
WEEE Forum
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14 October 2019
Activities:
Social media, News release, Public Campaign - Social media
Description: The WEEE Forum oversees International E-Waste Day. In doing so we will coordinate all the International E-Waste Day activities organised by our members, partners, associates and external companies . In addition, we will run a social media campaign, send a dedicated edition of the Eye on WEEE, our newsletter, coordinate the press release and media involvement, and organise different types of communication activities. Where possible, we will get involved in the activities planned by our members that are local to our offices. After the International E-Waste Day we will gather feedback from all the participants and promote the results and the impact it had globally.
Organiser
Organisation Name:
WEEE Forum
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14 October 2020
Activities:
Public Campaign - Internet news, Social media, News release, Public Campaign - Social media, Business campaign -Social media
Description: The WEEE Forum will lead and coordinate the activities organised by the participants in different countries. But it will also run its own activities:
- a series of infographics;
- an animation including facts and figures about e-waste;
- a video with children explaining the e-waste issue;
- a report on Internet Waste prepared in partnership with ITU (to be released on 12 October) and followed by a webinar (on19 October). The objective of the webinar is to discuss the opportunities and challenges of end-of-life management of infrastructure equipment that enables connectivity. The webinar will bring together various manufacturing and recycling companies as well as service providers to elaborate on waste management of data centres, 5G and IoT. More info and registration: https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Environment/Pages/Events/Internet-Waste-Dialogue.aspx
Associate
Organisation Name:
APPLiA
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bruxelles
Country:
Belgium
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Social media, Video reportage
Description: APPLiA would like to create an informative reportage, in the format of a video, that aims to follow the life of an appliance since the moment it reaches its end of life and is ready to be disposed. While walking on the streets, indeed, it often happens to stumble upon abandoned appliances which will not reach a collection point and thus being recycled. Taking this evidence, together with some data on WEEE handling, as a starting point, APPLiA would like to conduct a vox-pop on the topic, leaving afterwards space to some interviews to experts while filming the process undertaken by an appliance once in a collection point. APPLiA will also contribute to the video shading light on the impact of lost e-waste for the environment and the home appliance industry. With the aim of raising people’s awareness on e-waste, the video will also show the correct steps that the appliance at its end of life should follow.
Associate
Organisation Name:
APPLiA
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
12-16 October 2020
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: APPLiA will run an awareness campaign to support e-waste proper collection and recycling throughout Europe via its social channels. During the week of 11th October, APPLiA will be promoting best practices and new figures on the state of home appliance recycling in Europe. Via various communication tools, the Association will be sharing data and involve the public in the campaign.
Associate
Organisation Name:
DIGITALEUROPE
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
October
Activities:
Social media, News release
Description: Communications support & amplifying IEWD activities
Associate
Organisation Name:
EucoLight
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14 October 2019
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: EucoLight will deliver a short video address to be broadcasted on the International E-Waste Day
Associate
Organisation Name:
EuRIC
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14/10/2021
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: EuRIC will prepare a short video of its leading WEEE WG experts including Tess Pozzi, Kai Kramer, Tom Caris, Florian Werthmann and Howard Bluck* and EuRIC Secretary General, Emmanuel Katrakis explaining the current state of play and future prospects of WEEE management. The video will be accompanied with a snappy animation of eye opening facts to raise awareness among our online followers and professionals alike.
*Participants TBC until end of August
Associate
Organisation Name:
EuRIC
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14.10.2020
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: During the International E-Waste Day, we will promote a number of posts and publications to promote e-waste recycling.
Associate
Organisation Name:
Eurometaux
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Activities:
Public Campaign - Internet news
Description: Eurometaux representing the European metals producers and high-quality recyclers is happy to join the International E-Waste day and share a video message. We want to call for two types of actions. Firstly, towards European citizens to properly dispose all waste electronic waste in the dedicated collection points and secondly towards national and European authorities to create framework conditions for high-quality recyclers for safe and efficient material recovery.
Associate
Organisation Name:
European Recycling Industries' Confederation (EuRIC)
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Activities:
News release, Social media
Description: EuRIC will participate in the International E-Waste Day by recording a video message explaining the issues related to the recycling of e-waste.
EuRIC’s commitment is to represent the interests of the European recycling industries. Our primary missions are:
- to act as the trusted interface between the industry and the European Union;
- to bridge local industry needs with the EU decision-making bodies;
- to serve as a platform for information, cooperation and exchange of best practices on all European recycling matters;
- to provide the needed expertise to authorities, by taking advantage of the long-term experience of its members in recycling activities;
- to foster an open, constructive, fact based dialogue with all the stakeholders across the value chain.
- to promote the economic, environmental and societal benefits of recycling;
Associate
Organisation Name:
Orgalim
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14 October 2019
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Orgalim special e-waste day: Orgalim takes the occasion of IEWD to organise a special e-waste collection day to help raise awareness. The Orgalim team collects all the end of life appliances that have been arising over recent times in our office and homes and we will hand them over to Recupel, the Belgium waste management scheme.
Why does it matter? Our climate is changing. The report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change confirms that the next 10 years are critical to get us on track with the Paris goal. We can still win the race and the efficient, sustainable use of resources throughout the economy will contribute. Each of us can contribute in this mission and each of us has a role to play to get there. Therefore, Orgalim takes its e-waste to a collection point - take your e-waste to a collection point, too!
Participant
Organisation Name:
BluePoint Meet. Work. Tech.
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14th to 25th October
Activities:
Business collection, Public Campaign - Internet news, Public Campaign - Social media, Business campaign Internet news, Business campaign -Social media, Public collection, Social media
Description: The business & conference centres BluePoint Meet.Work.Tech. will support the International E-Waste Day in cooperation with Recupel by collecting small e-waste (mobile, smartphones, usb devices, sim cards, laptops,…) in their buildings located in Brussels, Antwerp and Liege.
Having already earned a Green Key label for its efforts in terms of sustainability, BluePoint will launch an electronic information campaign towards its tenants and clients of the conference centres inviting them to participate.
Participant
Organisation Name:
BluePoint Venues
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
12/10/20 until 18/10/20
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Public Campaign - Internet news, Business campaign Internet news, Business campaign -Social media, Public collection, Social media
Description: The business & conference centres BluePoint Meet.Work.Tech. will support the International E-Waste Day in cooperation with Recupel by collecting small e-waste (mobile, smartphones, usb devices, sim cards, laptops,…) in their buildings located in Brussels, Antwerp and Liege. Having already earned a Green Key label for its efforts in terms of sustainability, BluePoint will launch an electronic information campaign towards its tenants and clients of the conference centres inviting them to participate:
- We have sent out a newsletter to our tenants and coworkers of Tech.Lounge.
- We placed flyers in the elevators of our three buildings.
- We will launch a social media campaign on our social media platforms.
Participant
Organisation Name:
BluePoint Venues
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Antwerp, Brussels, Liège
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
11 - 15 October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description:
- Newsletter to BluePoint database
- Posters in the 3 BluePoint venues to promote the recycling points
- Social media posts on Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter
- Recycling point in 3 BluePoint Venues
Participant
Organisation Name:
C-SERVEES Project
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14th October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: C-SERVEES aims to boost a resource-efficient circular economy in the electrical and electronic (E&E) sector through the development, testing, validation and transfer of new circular economic business models (CEBMs) based on systemic eco-innovative services that include: eco-leasing of EEE, product customization, improved WEEE management, and ICT services to support the other eco-services. ICT tools (relying on QR codes) will be developed as the driver of the proposed eco-innovative services to take full advantage of the potential and synergies of two major revolutions of our time: the circular economy and the Industry 4.0.
For International E-Waste Day we will be highlighting some of the results of the project through a social media campaign that will encourage business and household consumers to consider how their use of electrical equipment might change in the coming years so that the environmental impact of such equipment can be significantly lowered.
Participant
Organisation Name:
CEWASTE Project
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14th October 2020
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: CEWASTE is a two-year project funded by European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program. It will develop a voluntary certification scheme for waste treatment. Specifically, the project will create, validate and launch the scheme for collection, transport and treatment facilities of key types of waste containing significant amounts of valuable and critical raw materials such as WEEE and batteries.
For International E-Waste Day we will be launching a number of infographics that draw attention to the work we are doing and highlight the importance of certification schemes in ensuring the proper recycling of e-waste.
Participant
Organisation Name:
ECOS
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14/10/2020
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: ECOS has published a facsheet on electronic waste to raise awareness on issues related to WEEE and ways forward.
ECOS will also relay this information on social media.
Participant
Organisation Name:
KU Leuven, Belgium
Organisation website:
City:
Leuven
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14 October 2020
Activities:
Conference, News release
Description: As a part of the Sustainable Futures Research Group at KU Leuven, I will be delivering a guest lecture on "Governance and Sustainable Management of Electronic Waste in India" at PGDAV College, University of Delhi, New Delhi. Further, I have submitted a few newspaper/magazine articles on E-waste to be considered for publishing on the occasion of IEWD in both English and Assamese (the official language in the North-East Indian state of Assam). Considering the fact that India has one of the largest youth populations in the world today, the aim is to create awareness on E-waste among them in order to ensure an informed and responsible set of consumers in the near future.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Vandeputte Safety
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Boechout
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
14th October 2020
Activities:
Business collection, Social media
Description: As CSR is a main pillar in our organisation, the business centres of Vandeputte will support the International E-Waste Day in cooperation with local recyclers by collecting small e-waste (mobiles, smartphones, usb devices, sim cards, laptops, etc.) in their buildings located in Belgium, The Netherlands and France. We will raise awareness on this topic through our social media.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Vandeputte Safety
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Boechout
Country:
Belgium
Date(s):
7/10 - 31/10
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media, Business collection
Description: The CSR-Project Team of Vandeputte takes the occasion of IEWD to organise a special e-waste collection event to help raise awareness on this important topic. The business centres of Vandeputte will support the International E-Waste Day in cooperation with Holland Recycling by collecting end of life e-waste appliances from our offices and homes (desktops, smartphones, usb devices, sim cards, laptops, mice, head phones, adapters, VCR/DVD-players, all kind of electronic wires and other electronic devices, etc…) in our buildings located in Belgium, The Netherlands and France.
Each of us can contribute in this mission and have a positive impact on our planet and future!
About
The WEEE Forum a.i.s.b.l. is an international association representing forty producer responsibility organisations across the globe. Together with our members, we are at the forefront of turning the extended producer responsibility principle into an effective electronic waste management policy approach through our combined knowledge of the technical, business and operational aspects of collection, logistics, de-pollution, processing, preparing for reuse and reporting of e-waste. Our mission is to be the world’s foremost e-waste competence centre excelling in the implementation of the circularity principle.
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