WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
Ecogenesis REPIC Ltd
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Bury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
2025
Activities:
Business collection, School campaign or collection, News release, Social media, Public collection
Description: Ecogenesys will use its platform as the leading UK WEEE producer compliance scheme to support organisations to communicate about and collect electrical waste in local communities.
WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
PV CYCLE UK
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Brussels
Countries:
Belgium, Italy, United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2025
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: LinkedIn post
WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
REPIC
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: REPIC will launch the IEWD 'Pass It On' video at the LARAC conference on 14th October. LARAC is the leading voice for local authorities on recycling, waste and resource management with the largest membership of waste and recycling officers across the UK, representing 303 local authorities.
We will release additional 'Pass it on' video snippets across social media on the day. We will support the day by writing a blog and sharing information on twitter and LinkedIn throughout the day. Our quarterly newsletter will be released on the day and feature IEWD.
We will release additional 'Pass it on' video snippets across social media on the day. We will support the day by writing a blog and sharing information on twitter and LinkedIn throughout the day. Our quarterly newsletter will be released on the day and feature IEWD.
WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
REPIC Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Greater Manchester
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
IEWD Week
Activities:
News release
Description: Launch of an animation illustrating the types of EEE in the UK home.
WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
REPIC Ltd
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Bury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Week commencing 11th October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, News release
Description: On-line promotion of WEEE reuse and recycling and it's place in a circular economy.
WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
REPIC Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Manchester
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
October 2022
Activities:
Public Campaign - Internet news, Social media
Description:
- Consumer social media campaign to focus on a call to action to recycle it all, no matter how small.
- We have arranged for ten pop up collection locations starting on the 14th October and running for on week. The sites include consumer collection points at shopping centres and employee bring your WEEE to work at offices, leisure and retail parks.
WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
REPIC Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Week before 14th October.
Activities:
Business collection
Description: Bring your WEEE to work pop-up collections. In conjunction with the Recycle Your Electricals Campaign.
WEEE Forum member
Organisation Name:
REPIC Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2024
Activities:
Public collection, School campaign or collection, Business collection, News release, Social media
Description: We're still planning at the moment. Check back for information soon.
Associate
Organisation Name:
European Electronics Recyclers Association
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Hapert
Countries:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom
Date(s):
July - October
Activities:
Members Photo Competition
Description: EERA are holding a competition for Members to collect and share photographs from Members with the topic “Unusual Small E-WASTE discoveries”
Between now and the 6th September we have asked Members to take a look around their facilities, or local municipal collection sites or locality etc. to find good examples of old / unusual small WEEE.
The entries will be considered by the Board and the winners announced at our Members Meeting on 4th Oct. and the winning photos shared on our Social Media on the 14th Oct to celebrate the Int. E-WASTE event.
Our Members operate over 800 E-WASTE re-use and treatment facilities in twenty-two countries across the continent of Europe.
Between now and the 6th September we have asked Members to take a look around their facilities, or local municipal collection sites or locality etc. to find good examples of old / unusual small WEEE.
The entries will be considered by the Board and the winners announced at our Members Meeting on 4th Oct. and the winning photos shared on our Social Media on the 14th Oct to celebrate the Int. E-WASTE event.
Our Members operate over 800 E-WASTE re-use and treatment facilities in twenty-two countries across the continent of Europe.
Associate
Organisation Name:
Material Focus
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
UK wide
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
October dates tbc
Activities:
Description: Large media campaign on IEWD theme that will be on the whole territory of UK on various channels (Social Media, TV, Press etc)
Associate
Organisation Name:
Material Focus
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Across the UK
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
October
Activities:
Public Campaign - TV news, Public Campaign - Social media, Public Campaign - Radio news, News release, School campaign or collection, Business collection, Public collection, Social media, Public Campaign - Internet news
Description: This year, Recycle Your Electricals is launching "The Great Cable Challenge" – a nationwide campaign aimed at tackling the millions of cables sitting idle across UK households to put the copper inside them to better use. We have set a goal of 1 million cables recycled across the UK, calling on people to bag up and recycle at least one cable this October.
We're calling on households, local authorities, retailers, schools and community projects across the UK to take part in the challenge, either by organising their old pop-up collection points or by promoting The Great Cable Challenge and encouraging others to join in. For individuals, simply bag up your old cables - and any other electricals with a plug, battery or cable - and visit www.recycleyourelectricals.org.uk to find your local donation and recycling points.
We're calling on households, local authorities, retailers, schools and community projects across the UK to take part in the challenge, either by organising their old pop-up collection points or by promoting The Great Cable Challenge and encouraging others to join in. For individuals, simply bag up your old cables - and any other electricals with a plug, battery or cable - and visit www.recycleyourelectricals.org.uk to find your local donation and recycling points.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Accord UK Ltd
Organisation website:
City:
Barnstaple
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
TBA
Activities:
Business collection
Description:
We will join Great Cable Challenge and have a collection point for all staff onsite aprox 700 persons
Participant
Organisation Name:
Accord UK ltd
Organisation website:
City:
Barnstaple
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Andy
Activities:
Business collection
Description: Collection campaign on site
Participant
Organisation Name:
Albion Environmental
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Ayr
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
9th-17th oct
Activities:
Business collection
Description: Albion Environmental is partnering with CCL North for International E-Waste Day to offer an E-Waste collection service to all Albion Staff 🌍️🔌
Albion employees are encouraged to bring their old electronic devices to the office from October 9th to October 17th. CCL North will provide containers for our electronic waste and will collect it to ensure efficient recycling ♻️
Albion employees are encouraged to bring their old electronic devices to the office from October 9th to October 17th. CCL North will provide containers for our electronic waste and will collect it to ensure efficient recycling ♻️
Participant
Organisation Name:
Ards and North Down Borough Council
Organisation website:
City:
Bangor
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/23 - 20/10/23
Activities:
External social media campaign and internal promotion and collection campaign.
Description: External promotion - Ards and North Down Borough Council (ANDBC) will promote IEWD via various social media platforms.
Internal promotion- ANDBC will promote IEWD via an internal News/Info newsletter, containers for collecting small electricals will be placed in large Council offices and employees will be encouraged to bring in any unwanted items for recycling. Containers will then be collected and recycled.
Internal promotion- ANDBC will promote IEWD via an internal News/Info newsletter, containers for collecting small electricals will be placed in large Council offices and employees will be encouraged to bring in any unwanted items for recycling. Containers will then be collected and recycled.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Ards and North Down Borough Council
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bangor
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
13th - 17th October 2025
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Public collection, Business collection, School campaign or collection
Description: Ards and North Down Borough Council (ANDBC)are supporting international E-waste day by running a social media campaign (The Great Cable Challenge). This campaign will encourage residents of the borough to clear out any unwanted cables and small electricals and to recycle them at the councils Household Recycling Centres.
ANDBC is also running an internal collection campaign where employees will be asked to bring in any old cables or small electricals which are then to be placed in WEEE bins provided in large offices.
ANDBC have also engaged with Eco-schools NI. Eco-schools NI have agreed to share The Great Cable Challenge information using their Eco-school newsletter. Schools that take part in The Great Cable Challenge can use this as evidence to put towards achieving their Green Flag status if they have picked the Waste topic.
ANDBC is also running an internal collection campaign where employees will be asked to bring in any old cables or small electricals which are then to be placed in WEEE bins provided in large offices.
ANDBC have also engaged with Eco-schools NI. Eco-schools NI have agreed to share The Great Cable Challenge information using their Eco-school newsletter. Schools that take part in The Great Cable Challenge can use this as evidence to put towards achieving their Green Flag status if they have picked the Waste topic.
Participant
Organisation Name:
B2B Compliance Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Stratford upon Avon
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: B2B Compliance Ltd will run a marketing campaign via their social networks, primarily LinkedIn to promote this day.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Beko Plc
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Watford, Tamworth, Bracetown
Countries:
Ireland, United Kingdom
Date(s):
9th - 20th October
Activities:
Social media
Description: As part of our ongoing commitment to reducing our impact on the environment and moving to a more circular economy, Beko plc are participating in International E-Waste Day initiative raising awareness amongst our colleagues of the E-Waste issue and promoting the reuse and recyclability of electrical and electronic products.
For 2 weeks, between the 9th and 20th of October, we’ve organized collection points in our offices in UK and Ireland, to encourage colleagues to 'bring their WEEE to work’, making it easier for them to discard of these items and ensuring they’re responsibly disposed of and recycled.
We’re also encouraging the wider public, through our social media channels, to look for electrical and electronic items they no longer need and find the local drop of points for donations or recycling.
For 2 weeks, between the 9th and 20th of October, we’ve organized collection points in our offices in UK and Ireland, to encourage colleagues to 'bring their WEEE to work’, making it easier for them to discard of these items and ensuring they’re responsibly disposed of and recycled.
We’re also encouraging the wider public, through our social media channels, to look for electrical and electronic items they no longer need and find the local drop of points for donations or recycling.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Beko plc
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Watford, Tamworth, Bracetown
Countries:
Ireland, United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th-25th October
Activities:
Business collection
Description: This year, Beko Plc is proud to take part once again in the International E-Waste Day initiative to raise awareness amongst its employees about the issue of growing E-waste and promote the responsible reuse and recyclability of electrical and electronic products. Last year, our efforts resulted in the collection of 180kg of e-waste from our locations in the UK.
Between the 14th and 25th of October, we are working with REPIC to set up collection points in our offices in UK and Ireland, making it easier for our colleagues to dispose of unwanted electrical items and ensure they are recycled responsibly.
We are also going to be promoting this action via our social media channels, hopefully motivating the wider public to search their homes for any electrical or electronic items they no longer need and locate the local donation or recycling points.
Between the 14th and 25th of October, we are working with REPIC to set up collection points in our offices in UK and Ireland, making it easier for our colleagues to dispose of unwanted electrical items and ensure they are recycled responsibly.
We are also going to be promoting this action via our social media channels, hopefully motivating the wider public to search their homes for any electrical or electronic items they no longer need and locate the local donation or recycling points.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Beyondly
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Skipton
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th - 15th October 2025
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, E-Shot to members and prospects detailing our participation
Description: Our Beyondly team will be bringing along electricals that they no longer need to the office for our Big Beyondly Collection. We will hold an office swap shop for any working electricals, and any that do not get swapped at work will be donated to Share Skipton who have a team of PAT testers ready and willing to check and add to their Library of Things. Any broken electricals or cables donated will be bundled together and collected by one of our AATFs to be treated.
We will be covering our Big Beyondly Collection on our social media channels and in an E-Shot to our WEEE members and prospects.
We will be covering our Big Beyondly Collection on our social media channels and in an E-Shot to our WEEE members and prospects.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Blue Marble Refill
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Carmarthen
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
12th-19th October 2024
Activities:
Public collection, Social media
Description: For International E Waste Day 2024, we are working with REPIC and Recycle Your Electricals/Material Focus to host temporary electrical collection points at two locations across Carmarthen town.
We are promoting this by email, social media, word of mouth and by displaying posters. We hope this encourages many people in our local community to recycle their unwanted electricals instead of throwing them into the bin.
This campaign is about raising awareness, education and finding a solution. We hope this temporary collection point could lead to something more permanent in the town centre.
We are promoting this by email, social media, word of mouth and by displaying posters. We hope this encourages many people in our local community to recycle their unwanted electricals instead of throwing them into the bin.
This campaign is about raising awareness, education and finding a solution. We hope this temporary collection point could lead to something more permanent in the town centre.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Buckingham Futures
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/24
Activities:
Social media
Description: At Buckingham Futures, we are excited to announce that we’ve created a short, informative video on e-waste, which we will be releasing on the 14th of October to mark International E-waste Day. The video aims to raise awareness and encourage responsible e-waste management.
We would love to collaborate with you on this initiative and would be delighted to tag you in the video. We also hope you could share it from your side to help spread the word even further.
We would love to collaborate with you on this initiative and would be delighted to tag you in the video. We also hope you could share it from your side to help spread the word even further.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Bury Council
Organisation website:
Activity website:
City:
Bury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
October 2019
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Bury Council will be actively promoting WEEE recycling to its residents, schools, colleges, staff and partner organisations. We will be signposting them to our HWRC sites as well as our Bulky Waste Collections. We will be asking schools to create activities to help educate pupils about WEEE recycling, its importance and effects if we do not repair or recycle WEEE.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Compare and Recycle
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Maidstone
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14.10.2023
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Join us on an exciting and educational adventure as we celebrate International E-Waste Day 2023 with our flagship campaign: the "E-Waste Expedition: Unveiling the Digital Footprint." This social media activity aims to raise awareness about the global impact of smartphones and e-waste while highlighting the importance of responsible disposal.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Comply Direct Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Skipton
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2022
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, News release, Social media
Description: Comply Direct is a B Corp certified producer compliance scheme for WEEE, Packaging and Battery compliance.
For this year's International E-Waste Day, we will be educating the general public through social media posts and a blog post on how they can properly dispose of common small household electrical appliances and why they should be disposed of through the correct streams.
For this year's International E-Waste Day, we will be educating the general public through social media posts and a blog post on how they can properly dispose of common small household electrical appliances and why they should be disposed of through the correct streams.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Corintech Ltd.
Organisation website:
City:
Fordingbridge
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Tuesday 14th October Launch. Recycling collection boxes will be available Tuesday 14th - Friday 31st October.
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: Corintech Ltd. is supporting IEWD on 14th October by inviting all staff to bring in broken, unused and unwanted electrical items for upcycling or recycling. Corintech will use its platform as a leading electronic manufacturer, to communicate the importance of reducing waste, recycling critical raw materials and having a sustainable supply chain.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Cottenham Repair Cafe
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Cambridge
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2023
Activities:
Workshop
Description: Our band of volunteer repairers welcome you to our Repair Cafe at Cottenham Community Centre from 10am to 2pm on Saturday 14 October. We can help with repairing all sorts of electrical or electronic household appliances, like kettles, speakers, strimmers, lamps, CD players - in fact we will look at most items with a plug, cable or battery (smartphones being an exception as there are many repair shops which can help more easily with these). You can also bring along small e-waste items that are unwanted, unrepairable or obsolete to recycle in our special e-waste bin during the event.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Creed Foodservice Ltd
Organisation website:
City:
Cheltenham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2025
Activities:
Business collection
Description: Across 500 staff and 3 regional depots we are supporting IEWD on 14th October by inviting all staff to bring in electronic items for recycling. These will either go for recycling or to a local charity who repair / update them and sell them, with the proceeds going to help families in therapy.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Currys plc
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
LONDON
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
22/09/21 - 22/10/21
Activities:
Public collection
Description: We are running a month long tech amnesty trial we are running in the North West region of England and Scotland which coinsides with IEWD. We will be offer £5 voucher to any customer who comes into our stores to recycle old tech. That voucher can then be used against the purchase of any new purchases £25 or over. We are also emailing all other customers on our marketing database to inform them that all old tech can be traded-in or recycled at any of our stores to encourage them ensure tech is hoarded or disposed of incorrectly in their household bin.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Derby City Council
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Derby
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: We'll be supporting IEWD by sharing social media posts to promote good WEEE recycling behaviours to residents in Derby.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Digital Collage (La Fresque du Numerique)
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
October 14th; November 21st
Activities:
Workshop
Description: On the IEWD 2023 we will participate to the Digital Collage on October 14th In Person in North London.
This 3-hour workshop is free and will help you to understand, as a team and in a fun way, the impact of digital technologies on the environment.
Book your ticket: https://www.billetweb.fr/united-kingdom-digital-collage
What is Digital Collage?
The Digital Collage is a fun and collaborative 3-hour workshop based on collaboration and collective intelligence (similar in format to The Climate Fresk workshop). The aim of the workshop is to raise awareness and train participants on the environmental issues of digital technology.
The workshop also outlines solutions for sustainable Digital Technology and allows open discussions amongst participants on these important and timely topics.
This workshop has been created by Aurélien Déragne and Yvain Mouneu. More details are available here; https://digitalcollage.org
Who can participate?
Anyone from 14 years old can participate in the adult version. It can greatly benefit someone completely new to the challenges of Digital sustainability as well as people already well-educated on the topic.
How does it work?
It is a cards game with each card that represents a key notion to understand the Digital sector and its implications. The purpose for the participants will be to work together to identify the implications between the cards.
Discussions about possible actions will then be discussed in the second half phases of the workshop.
Workshop Agenda
A Brief History Of "The Digital Collage" workshop
- Icebreaker
- Construction of the Digital Collage guided by your facilitator
- Short break
- Creative phase + Debrief
- Solutions & Brainstorm
Your Host:
Maxime Fazilleau is dedicating his free time to facilitating workshops on Climate change and the Digital impact on the environment. His background is in the training and digital industry.
Contact
If you have any questions please email us at maximefazilleau@protonmail.com
This 3-hour workshop is free and will help you to understand, as a team and in a fun way, the impact of digital technologies on the environment.
Book your ticket: https://www.billetweb.fr/united-kingdom-digital-collage
What is Digital Collage?
The Digital Collage is a fun and collaborative 3-hour workshop based on collaboration and collective intelligence (similar in format to The Climate Fresk workshop). The aim of the workshop is to raise awareness and train participants on the environmental issues of digital technology.
The workshop also outlines solutions for sustainable Digital Technology and allows open discussions amongst participants on these important and timely topics.
This workshop has been created by Aurélien Déragne and Yvain Mouneu. More details are available here; https://digitalcollage.org
Who can participate?
Anyone from 14 years old can participate in the adult version. It can greatly benefit someone completely new to the challenges of Digital sustainability as well as people already well-educated on the topic.
How does it work?
It is a cards game with each card that represents a key notion to understand the Digital sector and its implications. The purpose for the participants will be to work together to identify the implications between the cards.
Discussions about possible actions will then be discussed in the second half phases of the workshop.
Workshop Agenda
A Brief History Of "The Digital Collage" workshop
- Icebreaker
- Construction of the Digital Collage guided by your facilitator
- Short break
- Creative phase + Debrief
- Solutions & Brainstorm
Your Host:
Maxime Fazilleau is dedicating his free time to facilitating workshops on Climate change and the Digital impact on the environment. His background is in the training and digital industry.
Contact
If you have any questions please email us at maximefazilleau@protonmail.com
Participant
Organisation Name:
Dixons Carphone plx
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
LONDON
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October 2019
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: As the UKs largest electrical retailer and only major UK retailer to offer instore take-back of WEEE, we will be increasing awareness to our customers via our social media channels that they can recycle their unwanted tech at our stores. At our Head Office, we will also being holding a colleague "tech amnesty" for colleagues to bring in unwanted items from home which we will recycle via our network of WEEE recycling partners
Participant
Organisation Name:
Dorset Council
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Dorchester
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2019 (available all year round)
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Social media
Description: Promotion of WEEE collection banks and household recycling centres via social media.
Participant
Organisation Name:
E-Waste World Conference & Expo
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2019 - 21 October 2019
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Public Campaign - Internet news, News release, Public collection
Description: Trans-Global Events, organiser of the E-Waste World Conference, will launch a social media campaign urging consumers to search their homes for redundant/unused electronics, photograph it, post it, and then dispose of it via proper channels or alternatively find their devices a new home. Using the hashtag #amnesteee we will attempt to educate the public as to how and where they can recycle electronics, the impact of WEEE on the environment and humanity, as well as how their actions can contribute to a circular economy in electronics and a more sustainable future, much in the same way that they have become engaged with the negative aspects of single-use plastics.
Participant
Organisation Name:
EA Technology
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Chester
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14.10.25
Activities:
Internal staff comms
Description: Internal message to all employees to recycle their hoarded electrical goods.
Participant
Organisation Name:
EEESafe & LocalitEEE
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Swansea
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
All dates
Activities:
News release, Social media, Public Campaign - Internet news
Description: Promotion of EEESafe to its followers that we have a letter of support from the UK Government Dept of Defra who are responsible for the management of WEEE in the United Kingdom. This will increase and engage more stakeholders and citizens to recycle all their electrical goods by using local repairers.
Participant
Organisation Name:
EGO Technology Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Staffordshire
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Campaign will be run from 2nd September-14th October
Activities:
Social media, Public collection
Description: EGO Technology would like to reach out to the UK general public! We would like people to dig into their drawers where they store their old mobile devices and 'Freepost' them to us. We all have an old phone or two that we don't know what to do with so, EGO Technology would like to provide the chance for them to be reused/recycled for free. Once they get to EGO Technology they will be fully data-wiped and either refurbished (if in working order) or have resources extracted from them to be correctly recycled. All proceeds from this campaign will be donated to GreenPeace to help tackle climate change and save our planet.
We will also be raising awareness via social media about recycling mobile phones and how they can participate in this campaign for #ewasteday.
We will also be raising awareness via social media about recycling mobile phones and how they can participate in this campaign for #ewasteday.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Electrical Waste Recycling Group
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Durham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
October 14th 2019
Activities:
Social media, News release, Business campaign - Radio news
Description: We will be holding an event at Janet Nash House in Durham to raise awareness for International E-Waste Day. The EWRG and CEF staff will be getting behind this and raising money for charity. We have invited members of the press including local radio stations to cover the event and the activities below:
Competitions (with entry donations to charity)
Prizes
Competitions (with entry donations to charity)
- Smoothie bikes competition - Pedal power makes your own lovely fresh smoothie
- Guess how many batteries in battery POD
- Guess the weight of an electric POD
- E-waste quiz (Featuring a member of the Royal Society of Chemists)
- Fastest person to take a hard drive out of base unit
- Tombola (instant wins - prizes donated by CEF, EWRG and partners/suppliers)
Prizes
- Champagne for furthest distances on the smoothie bikes within 30 seconds (Men & Women separate)
- CEF, EWRG and partners/suppliers to donate small prizes
- CEF store card
- Other recyclable prizes e.g. re-useable shopping bag, re-useable bottles etc.
- Attendees will receive an EWRG goody bag including: a mug, phone holder, key ring, pad, coaster & bag.
- Advertising
- Advertise across EWRG/CEF network & CEF Branches
- Advertising posters (internal)
- Contact local businesses & local existing EWRG clients
- Local newspaper article
- Local radio advertisement
- Local tv coverage (requested)
Participant
Organisation Name:
ELECTRICAL WASTE RECYCLING GROUP LIMITED T/A WASTE EXPERTS
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Huddersfield
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
1/10/2025 - 14/10/2025
Activities:
Workshop, School campaign or collection, Business campaign -Social media, Social media
Description: Full day celebration event with customers, suppliers, and residents to be held at our Huddersfield facility to include WEEE related games and music - this will be invitation only with invitations to be sent out by the end of July. An estimated 150 attendees,
Panel discussion around circular economy and critical raw materials with industry experts
WEEE amnesty for our local area, FOC collections of WEEE
School campaign with local schools to raise awareness of WEEE treatment
Panel discussion around circular economy and critical raw materials with industry experts
WEEE amnesty for our local area, FOC collections of WEEE
School campaign with local schools to raise awareness of WEEE treatment
Participant
Organisation Name:
Environcom England Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Grantham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October 2020
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: This year, as part of the WEEE Forum's International E-Waste Day, we would like to raise awareness across our local communities by inviting our local school pupils to bring into their schools any broken or unwanted small electrical appliances, basically, anything with a plug.
We have arranged to collect these items from participating schools and return them to our Grantham Recycling and Reuse Site, based on Spittegate Level. We will then use our bespoke systems and processes, at no cost to the school, to carry out their reuse and recycling on site.
In doing this, we endeavour to help our future generations understand the importance of Recycling and Reuse and to highlight what should happen to these unwanted items when they reach the end of their useful life.
Instead of going into landfill, burned or illegally traded, these items will either be repaired and tested for reuse or they will be broken down into plastics and precious metals, which can then be recycled.
The school which collects the highest weight of e-waste per pupil will receive a donation of a refurbished laptop.
We will also provide, via social media, a photographic journey of the e-waste showing the process it follows once in our hands.
We have arranged to collect these items from participating schools and return them to our Grantham Recycling and Reuse Site, based on Spittegate Level. We will then use our bespoke systems and processes, at no cost to the school, to carry out their reuse and recycling on site.
In doing this, we endeavour to help our future generations understand the importance of Recycling and Reuse and to highlight what should happen to these unwanted items when they reach the end of their useful life.
Instead of going into landfill, burned or illegally traded, these items will either be repaired and tested for reuse or they will be broken down into plastics and precious metals, which can then be recycled.
The school which collects the highest weight of e-waste per pupil will receive a donation of a refurbished laptop.
We will also provide, via social media, a photographic journey of the e-waste showing the process it follows once in our hands.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Environcom England Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Grantham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
4th October to 14th October 2021
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: As the Nation’s Largest Independent E-Waste Recycling and Reuse Company, based on Spittlegate Level in Grantham, we would be proud to take part in this year’s International E-Waste Day.
We are inviting pupils of local willing participating schools to bring any small unwanted electrical waste items, ie anything with a plug, to an agreed drop-off area at the school site, completely free of charge.
We can arrange for a crate to be delivered to the school in the run-p to the big day and we will return to collect it on Thursday 14th October 2021.
The school with the largest contribution of e-waste items will be awarded a refurbished laptop and we will record a photographic journey of the e-waste, following the recycling and reuse processed in our Grantham factory from start to finish via our social media platforms.
We are inviting pupils of local willing participating schools to bring any small unwanted electrical waste items, ie anything with a plug, to an agreed drop-off area at the school site, completely free of charge.
We can arrange for a crate to be delivered to the school in the run-p to the big day and we will return to collect it on Thursday 14th October 2021.
The school with the largest contribution of e-waste items will be awarded a refurbished laptop and we will record a photographic journey of the e-waste, following the recycling and reuse processed in our Grantham factory from start to finish via our social media platforms.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Environcom England Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Grantham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
23rd September to 14th October 2022
Activities:
School campaign or collection
Description: By contacting head teachers via email, we are inviting pupils of local willing participating schools to bring any small unwanted electrical waste items to an agreed drop off area at the school site, completely free of charge.
We will arrange for a crate to be delivered to their school in the run up to the big day and we will return to collect it on Friday 14th October 2022.
The school with the largest contribution of e-waste items will be awarded with a refurbished laptop and we will record a photographic journey of the e-waste, following the recycling and reuse processed in our Grantham factory from start to finish via our social media platforms.
We will arrange for a crate to be delivered to their school in the run up to the big day and we will return to collect it on Friday 14th October 2022.
The school with the largest contribution of e-waste items will be awarded with a refurbished laptop and we will record a photographic journey of the e-waste, following the recycling and reuse processed in our Grantham factory from start to finish via our social media platforms.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Environcom England Ltd
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Grantham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
1st October - 10th Novmber 2023
Activities:
Public collection
Description: We have invited 25 local schools to participate in a E-waste collections scheme, concentrating on invisible E-waste as per the theme this year. We have encourage schools to participate to educate the younger generations on the importance of recycling e-waste in the correct manner.
Schools choosing to participate will have a dedicated collection point provided and delivered by us and will encourage their pupils and staff to bring in any unwanted or broken e-waste to donate to the cause over a four week period.
Environcom will then collect the bags of e-waste and the school that has collected the largest weight of e-waste per pupil will win the prize of a refurbished Samsung Galaxy TabPro. Their is a further personal prize for the pupil who brings in the most 'obscure' item of invisible e-waste.
We have also offered schools the opportunity for Environcom to come in to talk to the pupils regarding the journey that properly discarded e-waste takes with us.
We will also provide, via social media, a photographic journey of the e-waste showing the process it follows once in our hands along with a focus on International E-Waste Day on our social media for the month of October.
The winner will be announced on 10th November 2023
Schools choosing to participate will have a dedicated collection point provided and delivered by us and will encourage their pupils and staff to bring in any unwanted or broken e-waste to donate to the cause over a four week period.
Environcom will then collect the bags of e-waste and the school that has collected the largest weight of e-waste per pupil will win the prize of a refurbished Samsung Galaxy TabPro. Their is a further personal prize for the pupil who brings in the most 'obscure' item of invisible e-waste.
We have also offered schools the opportunity for Environcom to come in to talk to the pupils regarding the journey that properly discarded e-waste takes with us.
We will also provide, via social media, a photographic journey of the e-waste showing the process it follows once in our hands along with a focus on International E-Waste Day on our social media for the month of October.
The winner will be announced on 10th November 2023
Participant
Organisation Name:
Environmental Services Association
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2024
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Will we promoting the correct disposal of batteries to avoid waste fires, and will be encouraging followers to Join the Hunt
Participant
Organisation Name:
Environmental Services Association Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2022
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: We will delivering a social media campaign, highlighting other participants in International E-Waste Day, as well as raising awareness around correct disposal of E-Waste
Participant
Organisation Name:
EOL IT Services
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Essex
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/21
Activities:
Social media
Description: EOL are the highest accredited ITAD in the UK and as a result continually promote best practice when it comes to E-Waste. We plan to share IEWD assets to further promote the importance of sustainabiity and e-waste recycling.
Participant
Organisation Name:
eSpares
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Birmingham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
7th October -14th October
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media, Business collection
Description: eSpares is the UK’s leading online retailer of spare parts and accessories for home and garden appliances. We empower our customers to tackle repairs themselves by providing a wide range of products and creating helpful how-to content.
Activities:
Activities:
- Social Media Campaign:
- Raising awareness about the rapidly growing e-waste issue and encouraging action to help save our planet. Posts to be scheduled for October 7th and 14th.
- Share eSpares customer's repair success story
- Partnership with Material Focus: Supporting the initiative to recycle 1 million cables and electronics. We'll encourage our audience to recycle their electricals, batteries, and cables at their nearest collection point using the postcode finder at Recycle Your Electricals.
- E-Waste Collections: Hosting offline collection events at our HQ and warehouse.
Participant
Organisation Name:
eSpares Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
online
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
the week leading to 14th October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: We are an international appliance spare part supplier based in the UK. Stocking over 1.5 million spare parts to fit more than 500 household brands is our bread and butter but what we really love doing is helping people fit these parts and fix their appliances themselves! We do this by producing easy-to-follow how-to videos and informative advice centre articles, giving people the tools and confidence they need.
We believe fixing appliances and tackling e-waste goes hand in hand. So, we are extremely passionate about raising awareness of the poisoning effect that electronic waste has on our planet. We want to trigger as many conversations as possible on this topic so we will be pushing information through our social channels around e-waste, its drastic effects on the environment and what we can do to change our consumer behaviour. We will also be producing a blog article educating people on tackling e-waste and the theme of the International E-waste Day this year.
We believe fixing appliances and tackling e-waste goes hand in hand. So, we are extremely passionate about raising awareness of the poisoning effect that electronic waste has on our planet. We want to trigger as many conversations as possible on this topic so we will be pushing information through our social channels around e-waste, its drastic effects on the environment and what we can do to change our consumer behaviour. We will also be producing a blog article educating people on tackling e-waste and the theme of the International E-waste Day this year.
Participant
Organisation Name:
eSpares Lts
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Birmingham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14.10
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: The core ethos of eSpares is to encourage our community to repair not replace and think twice before adding to the growing problem of e-waste. Through providing customers with appliance spare parts and the help and advice they need to complete their own fixes, we offer the tools they need to do their bit to save the environment from their very own homes.
For this year’s International E-Waste Day, we will be educating our audience with shocking e-waste stats and providing advice on how they can help through our social media channels and blog. By doing this, we are raising vital awareness and encouraging people to join the fight against e-waste by making a small change to improve the future of our world.
For this year’s International E-Waste Day, we will be educating our audience with shocking e-waste stats and providing advice on how they can help through our social media channels and blog. By doing this, we are raising vital awareness and encouraging people to join the fight against e-waste by making a small change to improve the future of our world.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Forsters LLP
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14.10.2019
Activities:
Business collection
Description: Inspired by the WEEE Forum IEWD, we are running an event in which staff will bring in their e-waste in exchange for a veggie BBQ breakfast roll, and we will then donate that e-waste to a London based charity for terminally ill children which then processes the e-waste and outs the proceeds towards the charity's causes.
Participant
Organisation Name:
GAP Waste
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
various tbc
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: Social media campaign aimed at the B2B sector within the North East of England.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Green Machine Computers
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Ramsbury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
01/02/2021 - start ongoing campaign
Activities:
Public Campaign - Internet news, Public Campaign - Radio news, Business campaign -Social media, Public collection, Business collection, News release, Social media, School campaign or collection
Description: Green Machine Computers are environmentally conscious IT specialists. Our aim is to divert all electronics away from landfill and fix them so they can be used again by people in need. Last year we donated over 500 devices to schoolchildren who were struggling to study at home during the Coronavirus lockdowns.
Our technicians build IT systems from the good quality parts that have been tested, we then donate the refurbished tech to schools/charities, or a small percentage gets sold on at a fraction of the cost compared to new models. Nothing goes to landfill!
In addition to this, we provide education to a multitude of audiences (ex-military veterans, individuals with learning difficulties, and students on work experience). We use the recycling process to teach people basic technical skills which help them to get into the workplace.
Our technicians build IT systems from the good quality parts that have been tested, we then donate the refurbished tech to schools/charities, or a small percentage gets sold on at a fraction of the cost compared to new models. Nothing goes to landfill!
In addition to this, we provide education to a multitude of audiences (ex-military veterans, individuals with learning difficulties, and students on work experience). We use the recycling process to teach people basic technical skills which help them to get into the workplace.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Green Machine Computers
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Wiltshire
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
16th to the 21st of October
Activities:
Social media, Business campaign -Social media, Public Campaign - Internet news, Public Campaign - Social media
Description: From the 16th to the 21st of October, we will be sharing the environmental equivalencies of recycling and reusing electronic "waste" across our social media platforms. Our aim is to spread the message of secure electronic recycling by demonstrating the positive benefits for the Planet, and as a result, decrease the amount of e-waste that ends up in landfills.
For example, did you know that last year, with the technology we recycled, we reduced the equivalent emissions of one petrol car driving for over 3 million miles?
For example, did you know that last year, with the technology we recycled, we reduced the equivalent emissions of one petrol car driving for over 3 million miles?
Participant
Organisation Name:
Green Machine Computers
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Hungerford
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
13/10/2025-20/10/2025
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: We’re launching a social media campaign called “How to Be an Eco-Friendly Tech User”, designed to help people make smarter, greener choices when it comes to technology. From tips on repairing and reusing devices to advice on reducing digital carbon footprints, the campaign will share practical, everyday actions that individuals and businesses can take to be more sustainable with their tech.
By breaking down the often-overlooked environmental impact of our devices and digital habits, we want to raise awareness and inspire positive change. The campaign will run across our channels throughout the week, encouraging conversation and sharing resources with our community.
By breaking down the often-overlooked environmental impact of our devices and digital habits, we want to raise awareness and inspire positive change. The campaign will run across our channels throughout the week, encouraging conversation and sharing resources with our community.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Green Machine Computers Ltd
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Ramsbury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2024-19/10/2024
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Business campaign -Social media, Business collection
Description: To raise awareness of the environmental impacts of electronic waste, we will be running a campaign on social media to test the knowledge of our audiences. Throughout the week beginning the 14th of October, we will be posting a question related to the generation of e-waste and the environmental toll it takes on the Planet. Users will be encouraged to vote on which answer they think is correct.
We hope this campaign will help to educate people on the severity of the global issues around e-waste generation, usage and disposal.
We hope this campaign will help to educate people on the severity of the global issues around e-waste generation, usage and disposal.
Participant
Organisation Name:
IAG
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Cambridgeshire
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
02/20/23
Activities:
Business collection
Description:
We are encouraging our team members to bring in small electrical items for recycling for International E waste Day 2023. We have already started general recycling and have in place the appropriate WEEE boxes and our staff are aware and keen to use the WEEE boxes provided. Our back ground is the electronics industry with famous brands such as Quad, Wharfedale, Luxman, Mission and Audiolab to name but a few. We are often dealing with old HI FI equipment that we and importantly, our customers are keen for us to cannibalise and/or recycle.
Participant
Organisation Name:
ILM Highland
Organisation website:
City:
Alness
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14.10.22
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: ILM Highland fully supports the campaign and will actively promote the day on social media channels.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Kingston Technology Europe Co LLP
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Sunbury on Thames
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
9th - 20th October 2023
Activities:
Description: Kingston Technology Europe are taking part in IEWD 2023's 'bring your WEEE to work' campaign, to help further the understanding of the waste hierarchy and to facilitate individual awareness on what happens to e-waste when recycled responsibly.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Kingsway Electrical Ltd
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Livingston
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October 2023
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: As an electrical contractor, we are conscious of our waste and take our waste management policy seriously. Join us on 14th October 2023 as we raise awareness on our Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Lexmark
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Neu-Isenburg
Countries:
France, Germany, United Kingdom
Date(s):
1st October until 16th October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description:
- C-SERVEES videos
- information on our OEM remanufacturing strategy
Participant
Organisation Name:
Lumicom
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Huddersfield
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
TBC
Activities:
Workshop, Social media
Description: Working with Electrical Waster Recycling Group (EWRG), Lumicom will be hosting an Education day where end users of EEE will be educated around responsibility, obligations and the circular economy. We will show how their collected waste will be treated and what the consequences could be for incorrect WEEE management.
This education day will be promoted through all of our social media channels alongside EWRG. We will be promoting this to coincide with IEWD This will be an open event where anyone who is an end user of EEE (from councils to contractors) can come along and learn more about WEEE management and compliance.
This education day will be promoted through all of our social media channels alongside EWRG. We will be promoting this to coincide with IEWD This will be an open event where anyone who is an end user of EEE (from councils to contractors) can come along and learn more about WEEE management and compliance.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Material Focus
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
10th October - 23rd October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Internet news, Public Campaign - Social media, Public Campaign - Radio news, News release, Social media
Description: Material Focus runs the Recycle Your Electricals campaign.
We are running a 2 week paid media campaign, advertising nationally on YouTube, radio, online (Facebook, Nextdoor & Reddit) and in the press. In Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester we will also be running outdoor advertising on digital billboards.
We will also be issuing a media release using research from REPIC.
We want to raise awareness that e-waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams in the world and the UK and that everything with a plug, battery or cable can be recycled.
We are running a 2 week paid media campaign, advertising nationally on YouTube, radio, online (Facebook, Nextdoor & Reddit) and in the press. In Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester we will also be running outdoor advertising on digital billboards.
We will also be issuing a media release using research from REPIC.
We want to raise awareness that e-waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams in the world and the UK and that everything with a plug, battery or cable can be recycled.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Material Focus
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Nationwide
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Jul-Oct 2025
Activities:
Public Campaign - Internet news, Social media, News release, School campaign or collection, Business collection, Public collection, Business campaign -Social media, Public Campaign - Social media, Public Campaign - Radio news
Description: In the UK, the Recycle Your Electricals campaign will run their annual Great Cable Challenge - a nationwide call to tackle the millions of cables and other electricals sitting idle across UK households, to save the valuable copper inside them from going to waste.
Across the UK, we have over 129m cables stashed away - unwanted and unused - enough to wrap Earth 3 times. By recycling our cables and other electricals stashed in our "drawer of doom", the copper and other precious materials can be reused again and again for vital things like phones, transport, clean energy and even medical equipment.
We will be calling on local authorities, retailers, schools and community projects across the UK to take part in the challenge and help inspire people to recycle their old cables and other small electricals.
Across the UK, we have over 129m cables stashed away - unwanted and unused - enough to wrap Earth 3 times. By recycling our cables and other electricals stashed in our "drawer of doom", the copper and other precious materials can be reused again and again for vital things like phones, transport, clean energy and even medical equipment.
We will be calling on local authorities, retailers, schools and community projects across the UK to take part in the challenge and help inspire people to recycle their old cables and other small electricals.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Mer-IT
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
For us this is ongoing! This is what we do!
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Social Media: Highlighting the importance of thinking outside the box when it comes to Electronic waste. Working on initiatives to see waste as something valuable, partnering with the North London Waste Authority to convert electronic waste into a tool for purchasing, promoting Linux as an alternative to Windows 10, since support will end on 14th of October 2025, promoting our training programme for people with mental health to learn how to repair and upgrade (we believe repair to be therapeutic).
Talking to set the tone on an E-Waste Hackathon at King's College University and act as a Guest Judge, where several universities will be involved (City St Georges, University of London, Imperial College London, King's College London, Kingston University London, London School of Economics & Political Science, London South Bank University, University of Greenwich, University of Westminster)
Partnering with King's College London University to develop e-waste collection and repair cafes.
Big promoter and supporter of the repair market, we have partnered with the University of Westminster to research the challenges and find solutions for the decline of professional IT Technicians that can be innovative to rescue devices that cannot run Windows 11 and to find new uses for devices that have become obsolete.
Talking to set the tone on an E-Waste Hackathon at King's College University and act as a Guest Judge, where several universities will be involved (City St Georges, University of London, Imperial College London, King's College London, Kingston University London, London School of Economics & Political Science, London South Bank University, University of Greenwich, University of Westminster)
Partnering with King's College London University to develop e-waste collection and repair cafes.
Big promoter and supporter of the repair market, we have partnered with the University of Westminster to research the challenges and find solutions for the decline of professional IT Technicians that can be innovative to rescue devices that cannot run Windows 11 and to find new uses for devices that have become obsolete.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Meridian IT
Organisation website:
City:
Warick
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
E- waste drop off by employees: 26th September.
Activities:
Business collection
Description: We will be arranging an E-waste collection. All employees of UK office will be invited to bring any electricals to be recycled through the scheme to a company event. We will take pictures and be able to report our stats on our company social media and Linkedin. One member of staff (the global environmental coordinator) will then arrange a collection through Curry's to send off all electrical goods to be recycled through the scheme. International Ewaste day will be announced to all staff and also promoted prior to the event.
Participant
Organisation Name:
musicMgapie
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Stockport
Countries:
United Kingdom, United States
Date(s):
14/10/2021
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, email campaign to customer base
Description:
We will include the day in an email marketing campaign to encourage our customers to buy and sell consumer electronics in our circular model. We will also promote our 'Mount Recyclemore' and 'E-waste Landmarks' campaigns, which both highlight the issues of e-waste. We will feature content on our blog on the website.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Network 2 Supplies (n2s)
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
12th October
Activities:
Webinar promoted via Linkedin
Description: We are hosting a webinar with industry and academic partners from BT, LLoyds Banking, Coventry University and n2s, to promote and discuss international e-waste day and the benefits of addressing this issue with positive actions. The event is live streamed at 9.20-10.15am on the 12th October.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Newtownards Nursery School
Organisation website:
City:
Newtownards
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October 2022
Activities:
School campaign or collection
Description: Promote international waste day and offer collection box for parents to leave in small electricals to be recycled.
Participant
Organisation Name:
North Lincolnshire Council
Organisation website:
City:
North Lincolnshire
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2019
Activities:
Social media
Description: North Lincolnshire will be encouraging residents through social media to repair their broken electricals and to recycle them when this isn't possible.
We will be reminding residents that small broken electrical items can be recycled at the kerbside and that both small and large broken electricals can be disposed of at our Household Recycling Centres.
We will be reminding residents that small broken electrical items can be recycled at the kerbside and that both small and large broken electricals can be disposed of at our Household Recycling Centres.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Recolight
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
UK wide
Country:
United Kingdom
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: Recolight has the largest collection network for lamps and luminaires across the UK.
To date Recolight has recycled over 300 million lamps, this is more than all UK Compliance Schemes combined.
We will use IEWD to promote recycling of all WEEE lighting and highlight how easy this is with Recolight’s free recycling service.
To date Recolight has recycled over 300 million lamps, this is more than all UK Compliance Schemes combined.
We will use IEWD to promote recycling of all WEEE lighting and highlight how easy this is with Recolight’s free recycling service.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Recolight
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2020
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: Recolight will support the e-waste day by sharing a blog post, along with tweets and Linked in posts.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Recolight
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Croydon
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
10th to 14th Oct
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Recolight support International eWaste day We are partnered with Material Focus from the UK. Although, recycling is not always the best option, at Recolight we promote reuse, remanufacturing, and repurposing of lighting products.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Barnardo's
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
October - January 2025
Activities:
Business collection
Description: For International E Waste Day this year, we are working with REPIC to host temporary electrical collection points at 72 of our stores. We are promoting this internally with colleagues and volunteers and hope to encourage many people to recycle our unsellable electricals instead of throwing them into the bin.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Reuse Network
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bristol
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2020
Activities:
Social media
Description: Working as a network of UK charitable organisations dedicated to reuse, we are diverting millions of household items from waste, reducing carbon emissions, and giving low-income households access to affordable goods. Our #ewasteday activity will include social media promotion of the impact of our weee/eee reuse activities. The impact of reuse covers poverty alleviation, carbon dioxide reduction, employment and training, and a whole host of other social good.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Reuse Network
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bristol
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2021
Activities:
Social media
Description: Throughout the day we'll be sharing the social and environmental impact of Reuse Network members who are helping alleviate poverty, reduce waste and tackle climate change through the reuse of e-waste.
Participant
Organisation Name:
rotary club
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
farnham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
13-17 October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Sharing of information on how to reduce you e-waste
Participant
Organisation Name:
S2S Dynamics
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Hamburg, Madrid, Glasgow, London, Barcelona & Accra
Countries:
Germany, Ghana, Spain, United Kingdom
Date(s):
week leading up to the 14th of October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Public collection
Description: Video interviews with consumers on the streets across cities - Hamburg (Germany), Madrid (Spain), Glasgow (Scotland), London (UK), Barcelona (Spain) & Accra (Ghana). To find out how much people know about e-waste, its disposal and awareness around related issues. We plan to partner with Repair Circle in Germany, Backmarket in the UK and are finalizing a partner in Spain - these strategic partners would provide discounts or coupons for second life electronics. The objective is to generate a fun, relatable digital media friendly campaign that helps raise education and awareness around e-waste with consumers in different geographies
Participant
Organisation Name:
S2S Group
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Rotherham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2019
Activities:
News release, Social media
Description: S2S Group are taking part in raising awareness of WEEE Forum's International E-waste Day by getting involved online through our social media channels, sharing our IT asset disposal guide and videos to the public. We'll be offering free, specialist advice around the benefits and impact that e-waste recycling has on our environment. Look out for us!
Participant
Organisation Name:
S2S Group
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Rotherham
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
12th October to the 16th October 2020
Activities:
Social media, News release
Description: The S2S Group are an IT Asset Management company operating in Rotherham, we handle the disposal of client and corporate data to high-security standards, all while upholding a zero to landfill policy.
Because we often handle redundant IT, we want to promote reuse and recycling for these assets, to help our environment and even save our customer's money by encouraging them to wipe and reuse their assets over destroying them.
To raise awareness of International e-waste day, we plan to create a series of social media posts to be released throughout the week starting the 12th of October, along with a blog article educating readers on the harm improper disposal of electronic waste to the environment. Alongside this, we hope to create an email highlighting the key points of the article.
There is the possibility for extra content depending on the time and resources available to us at the time.
Our top priority is to raise awareness, and we hope to help educate businesses on the ways they can improve their e-waste disposal for the benefit of our planet.
Because we often handle redundant IT, we want to promote reuse and recycling for these assets, to help our environment and even save our customer's money by encouraging them to wipe and reuse their assets over destroying them.
To raise awareness of International e-waste day, we plan to create a series of social media posts to be released throughout the week starting the 12th of October, along with a blog article educating readers on the harm improper disposal of electronic waste to the environment. Alongside this, we hope to create an email highlighting the key points of the article.
There is the possibility for extra content depending on the time and resources available to us at the time.
Our top priority is to raise awareness, and we hope to help educate businesses on the ways they can improve their e-waste disposal for the benefit of our planet.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Scottish Qualifications Au
Organisation website:
City:
Edinburgh
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
9-13/10/2023
Activities:
Business collection,
Description: Hopefully arranging for colleagues to be able to do a drop off for us to dispose of FOC. This has been successful in the past.
Also an awareness campaign internally.
Also an awareness campaign internally.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Scottish Qualifications Authority
Organisation website:
City:
Edinburgh
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2022
Activities:
intranet campaign
Description: Internal comms to detail what the organisation does with WEEE, what colleagues can do with organisational e-waste accumulated at home, and how to find their local drop-off sites for personal waste through recyclenow, etc.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Shropshire IT Recycling Ltd
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Telford
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October 2025
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: Social media campaigns, e-waste collections, potential launch via local schools
Participant
Organisation Name:
Sofies UK
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Various
Countries:
India, Switzerland, United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2021
Activities:
Business collection
Description: At Sofies, we are dedicating the entire month of October to the topic of e-waste. And to mark the occasion, we are doing an inter office e-waste competition, where employees are asked to collect any e-waste from their houses for correct disposal. The office that collects the highest weight of e-waste per capita will win the challenge!
In addition, our UK office is preparing a video where Sofies UK Managing Director, Federico Magalini, will answer questions from the audience (collected via form on social media) about e-waste management and the current challenges in the field. The idea is to promote awareness and to bring people closer to the topic.
In addition, our UK office is preparing a video where Sofies UK Managing Director, Federico Magalini, will answer questions from the audience (collected via form on social media) about e-waste management and the current challenges in the field. The idea is to promote awareness and to bring people closer to the topic.
Participant
Organisation Name:
SolarAid
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
12/10-14/10
Activities:
Social media, Public Campaign - Social media, Public Campaign - Internet news
Description: On E-Waste Day 2022, SolarAid is working to raise awareness of the growing problem of e-waste, as well as advocating for an increase of recycling and repair opportunities of small electrical devices in sub-Saharan Africa.
SolarAid are committed to keep innovating to find solutions to reduce E-Waste by facilitating and advocating for recycling, as well as by training repair technicians to fix faulty solar lights. By developing the capacity of local technicians to repair common solar light faults, people can continue to enjoy the benefits of clean, safe and affordable solar light even longer.
SolarAid are committed to keep innovating to find solutions to reduce E-Waste by facilitating and advocating for recycling, as well as by training repair technicians to fix faulty solar lights. By developing the capacity of local technicians to repair common solar light faults, people can continue to enjoy the benefits of clean, safe and affordable solar light even longer.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Sound Motive
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Oxford
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
IEWD 2023
Activities:
News release
Description: Sound Motive are committed to reducing, reusing and recycling the electronic goods we use. We don't send electronic waste to landfill and try to get products repaired before having them recycled. We endorse IEWD and encourage others to do the same.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Stirling Council
Organisation website:
City:
Stirling
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14-10-24
Activities:
Public collection
Description: For International E Waste Day this year, we are working with REPIC to host a temporary electrical collection points at a number and type of locations, e.g. at 6 libraries across the county, our office. We are promoting this by email, social media, word of mouth, displaying posters and hope to encourage many people to recycle their unwanted electricals instead of throwing them into the bin.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Stone Group
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Stafford
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Throughout October
Activities:
Email Campaign and Blogs, Business campaign -Social media, News release
Description: As leading circular IT provider with their own fully accredited onsite recycling facility, we aim to raise awareness of the e-waste crisis through a variety of digital campaigns on and around International E-Waste Day, and inform our audience of how to reduce e-waste and become more sustainable through recycling and the circular economy.
We are approved as a zero waste to landfill organisation, and fully accredited by the Environmental Agency.
We are approved as a zero waste to landfill organisation, and fully accredited by the Environmental Agency.
Participant
Organisation Name:
TD SYNNEX
Organisation website:
City:
EMEA
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2024
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: We created a social campaign (Linkedin) to communicate to our partners (B2B) our commitment to prevent and tackle e-waste offering them some services as Trade In program, and IT as a service one. The campaign is linked to our Corporate Citizenship report to present the wider TD Synnex commitment on sustainability topics.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Tech-Takeback
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Brighton & Hove
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14 October 2021
Activities:
Public Campaign - Internet news, Public Campaign - Social media, Public collection, Business collection
Description: Tech-Takeback is a not-for-profit based in Brighton & Hove, supported by Brighton & Hove City Council. We give unwanted tech and small electricals a second life.
We collect donated items (working or broken) from across the city, in partnership with The ZeroNet, through RevaluElectricals, our residential collection service. All data bearing items undergo a secure data-erasure process before being repaired and refurbished. Wherever possible items are then redistributed, with help from our charity partners, to schoolchildren, families and vulnerable members of the community. Any items unsuitable for reuse are dismantled and recycled responsibly.
Throughout International E-Waste Day we will share the facts and statistics relating to e-waste with our audience on social media; hold an Instagram live interview and project update 12:30 – 13:00 on @TechTakeback; release our latest newsletter; celebrate a successful first year of operations for RevaluElectricals; publicise an upcoming tech amnesty event which we are holding, in collaboration with Brighton Digital Festival and of course, as always we will continue with our city wide small electricals collection service.
We collect donated items (working or broken) from across the city, in partnership with The ZeroNet, through RevaluElectricals, our residential collection service. All data bearing items undergo a secure data-erasure process before being repaired and refurbished. Wherever possible items are then redistributed, with help from our charity partners, to schoolchildren, families and vulnerable members of the community. Any items unsuitable for reuse are dismantled and recycled responsibly.
Throughout International E-Waste Day we will share the facts and statistics relating to e-waste with our audience on social media; hold an Instagram live interview and project update 12:30 – 13:00 on @TechTakeback; release our latest newsletter; celebrate a successful first year of operations for RevaluElectricals; publicise an upcoming tech amnesty event which we are holding, in collaboration with Brighton Digital Festival and of course, as always we will continue with our city wide small electricals collection service.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Tech-Takeback
Organisation website:
Activity website:
City:
Brighton and Hove
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
1-30 October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Business collection, Business campaign -Social media, Business campaign Internet news, Public collection
Description: We're offering a tech amnesty for businesses with unwanted or end-of-life tech:
Householders in the Brighton, Hove, Shoreham, Southwick and Lancing areas can also request a free doorstep collection of their unwanted tech for data erasure and reuse.
- Secure collection
- Certified data destruction to HMG infosec 5
- Reuse wherever possible, with a proportion of devices donated to digitally excluded individuals in the local community
- Resource recovery and responsible recycling if devices cannot be reused
Householders in the Brighton, Hove, Shoreham, Southwick and Lancing areas can also request a free doorstep collection of their unwanted tech for data erasure and reuse.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Techbuyer
Organisation website:
Activity website:
Social:
City:
Harrogate
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2021
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: We buy, refurbish and sell datacentre and IT equipment.
For IEWD, we will be running a social media campaign across our social channels and our company blog. We will focus on the message of IEWD and our ethos of being a sustainable IT solutions provider with the circular economy at its core.
For IEWD, we will be running a social media campaign across our social channels and our company blog. We will focus on the message of IEWD and our ethos of being a sustainable IT solutions provider with the circular economy at its core.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Techbuyer
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Harrogate
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/22
Activities:
Business campaign -Social media
Description: Techbuyer is a sustainable IT solutions provider with the circular economy at its core. Our team’s priority is to extend the productive lifecycle of IT equipment and materials through reuse, repair and refurbishment to reduce e-waste and conserve natural resources.
We believe a sustainable business is one that balances people, planet, and profit – the triple bottom line. We strive to deliver value across each of these key areas through our core business and additional employee-led activities.
As a global organisation, with an online presence across APAC, North America, and Europe we will be educating our global audience about the issue of e-waste and what can be done to tackle the growing tide. We will also be carrying out an email campaign aimed at educating our audience on the limitations of recycling e-waste and provide them with the solutions and services available.
We believe a sustainable business is one that balances people, planet, and profit – the triple bottom line. We strive to deliver value across each of these key areas through our core business and additional employee-led activities.
As a global organisation, with an online presence across APAC, North America, and Europe we will be educating our global audience about the issue of e-waste and what can be done to tackle the growing tide. We will also be carrying out an email campaign aimed at educating our audience on the limitations of recycling e-waste and provide them with the solutions and services available.
Participant
Organisation Name:
The British Electrical and Manufacturing Company
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
Monday Oct 7 - Monday Oct 14
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media, Business collection
Description: At BEMCO, we're committed to promoting sustainable practices in the electrical industry. As a leading wholesaler, we believe we have a responsibility to educate our customers about the importance of responsible e-waste disposal.
This October, for International E-Waste Day, we're launching a campaign to encourage our customers to declutter their homes and businesses of old, unused, or broken electrical devices. We'll be setting up e-waste collection points at all our branches, making it easy and convenient for you to recycle responsibly.
This October, for International E-Waste Day, we're launching a campaign to encourage our customers to declutter their homes and businesses of old, unused, or broken electrical devices. We'll be setting up e-waste collection points at all our branches, making it easy and convenient for you to recycle responsibly.
Participant
Organisation Name:
The Green House St Albans CIC
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
ST. ALBANS
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th October 2024
Activities:
temporary collection point
Description: For International E Waste Day this year, we are working with REPIC to host a temporary electrical collection point at our community eco-hub in St Albans. We are promoting this by email, social media, word of mouth and displaying posters and hope to encourage as many people as possible to recycle their unwanted electricals instead of throwing them into the bin.
Participant
Organisation Name:
The Mailing Room
Organisation website:
Activity website:
City:
Bury
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
IEWD & Every Day!
Activities:
Business campaign Internet news
Description: As part of our ongoing aim to stop franking ink cartridges going to landfill, on IEWD we’ll be reminding our 9,000+ end-users that they can use our Return & Save scheme to send any used cartridges back to The Mailing Room for Free! We already send a biodegradable Freepost return envelope with any franking ink purchase, or they can request them at themailingroom.com/recycle to send back their empties. Plus get 5% off any replacement ordered as Thank You for keeping the empties out of landfill.
This is on top of our environmental commitment to safely recycle steel and electrical cables, reuse packaging, refurbish machines and move to an EV fleet.
This is on top of our environmental commitment to safely recycle steel and electrical cables, reuse packaging, refurbish machines and move to an EV fleet.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Tilia Gilding
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14-28th Oct 2020
Activities:
Public collection
Description: Mycelium Gold.
A collection of as many of the little gold pieces of metal pulled from old smartphones, computers and circuit boards. Go through all your old Ewaste and pull out the little gold bits. Send them to us for and exciting and innovative urban mining E-waste project where we will remediate the gold from the E-Waste and WEEE using mycelium. As the mycelium grows through the powdered E-waste substrate the enzymes in the mycelium will transmute, yes literally eat the waste heavy metal and plastics and leave the gold behind! This is an artistic environmentally friendly solution to recycle the precious metals from ewaste. Display of the live interactive art installation yet to be confirmed. LET’S START COLLECTING.
A collection of as many of the little gold pieces of metal pulled from old smartphones, computers and circuit boards. Go through all your old Ewaste and pull out the little gold bits. Send them to us for and exciting and innovative urban mining E-waste project where we will remediate the gold from the E-Waste and WEEE using mycelium. As the mycelium grows through the powdered E-waste substrate the enzymes in the mycelium will transmute, yes literally eat the waste heavy metal and plastics and leave the gold behind! This is an artistic environmentally friendly solution to recycle the precious metals from ewaste. Display of the live interactive art installation yet to be confirmed. LET’S START COLLECTING.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Ucan secure IT
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Bradford
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
8th-15th October
Activities:
Public Campaign - Social media
Description: International E-Waste Day 2023
To support int e-waste day 2023 Ucan Secure IT will be offering a free e-waste recycling scheme to all schools & businesses in West Yorkshire. The scheme runs from Sunday 8th October - Sunday 15th October.
Specifically we will manage free collections of IT e-waste to support local businesses in the proper management of hazardous and harmful electrical waste.
Users of this offer simply have to visit our website and book in a free collection over the period specified as part of int e-waste week celebrations!
https://ucansecureit.com/
To support int e-waste day 2023 Ucan Secure IT will be offering a free e-waste recycling scheme to all schools & businesses in West Yorkshire. The scheme runs from Sunday 8th October - Sunday 15th October.
Specifically we will manage free collections of IT e-waste to support local businesses in the proper management of hazardous and harmful electrical waste.
Users of this offer simply have to visit our website and book in a free collection over the period specified as part of int e-waste week celebrations!
https://ucansecureit.com/
Participant
Organisation Name:
Ultrarecycle
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Henlow
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
11th until 15th October 2021
Activities:
Business collection
Description: As specialists in secure IT recycling Ultrarecycle guarantee legal compliance, promising our customers peace of mind that their sensitive data is unrecoverable, and proud to say that 100% of e-waste processed on our site avoids landfill. With this in mind we will be promoting International E-Waste day by offering FREE IT WEEE RECYCLING to any new customers between 11th -15th October when delivered to our AATF facility in Henlow, raising awareness of the importance of zero E-Waste to landfill and raising awareness of the importance of recycling and reuse in a circular economy! Please contact us direct to arrange delivery or for a collection quote.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Viridor
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Ardley
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14/10/2024 - 01/11/2024
Activities:
Business collection
Description: For International E Waste Day this year, we are working with REPIC to host a temporary electrical collection point at Viridor Head Office at Ardley Energy Recovery Facility. We are promoting this by displaying posters and talking to all our colleagues and pre-booked visitors over a period of at least three weeks. We hope to encourage as many people as possible to recycle their unwanted small electronic and electrical items instead of throwing them into the general waste bin.
Participant
Organisation Name:
Waste and Recycling Engagement Team leader
Organisation website:
Social:
City:
Newcastle
Country:
United Kingdom
Date(s):
14th Oct -14th Nov
Activities:
Public collection, School campaign or collection, News release, Social media
Description: For International E Waste Day this year, we are working with REPIC to host 10 temporary electrical collection points at leisure centres, libraries and our civic centre. We are promoting this by email, social media, word of mouth, displaying posters and hope to encourage many people to recycle their unwanted electricals instead of throwing them into the bin.
We are also working with Newcastle United Football Club and asking their supporters to "recycle for the toon" and bring a cable to the match where we will be collecting them to recycle!
We are also working with Newcastle United Football Club and asking their supporters to "recycle for the toon" and bring a cable to the match where we will be collecting them to recycle!
About
The WEEE Forum a.i.s.b.l. is an international association representing 49 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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