• You make a clear statement that your company disposes of used equipment professionally, and therefore assumes social and environmental responsibility.

• Your used equipment will be collected free of charge.

• You have a strong representation of your interests in response to environmental associations demands relating to "poisonous electronic waste".

• You will be familiar with the latest developments in science and technology, as eWASA Recycling works closely with specialists from other countries (e.g. EMPA, Switzerland).

• You will be regularly provided with information about eWASA Recycling's performance by way of regular newsletters and regional meetings In addition, you will gain access to professional events concerned with recycling.

Producers/importers, vendors and distributors of electronic and electrical goods face new logistical, technical and administrative tasks. These tasks require specialised knowledge, personnel capacity and financial resources. The most efficient solution for e-waste management is to commission an experienced, external service provider who takes care of all tasks, such as eWASA. Take-back of electrical and electronic equipment involves far more than just a logistical and recycling task. The legislation imposes very tough demands on industry.

eWASA's collective take-back system takes care of the overall practical implementation of the your extended producer responsibility. We offer the simplest, most straightforward, and most cost-effective total approach. eWASA's collective take back system offers:

• Organisation of the collection of e-waste in accordance with the provisions of local legislation and international standards,
• Organisation of the processing of the collected e-waste in accordance with the provisions of the local legislation and international standards,
• Provision of information to all stakeholders and reporting to all actors involved in the implementation of the process, and
• Monitoring of results.

To accomplish this, eWASA partners and works with certified companies or organisations, selected based on their experience with the environmentally responsible treatment of discarded equipment, efficiency and costs. For consumer products collection is done in close collaboration with retailers, on the one hand, and municipalities and municipal associations, on the other hand.

In addition, the systems inform and educate consumers, and support the governments in monitoring the results. It is also charged with providing the public with information on the prevention efforts being made by its members, the manufacturers and importers of electrical and electronic appliances.