E-WASTE AFRICA

INSTITUTE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT SOUTH AFRICA

Small Waste Contractors10 JUNE 2015

Your Total Environmentally Friendly Light Bulb Recycling Solution

PRAVASHEN NAIDOOPravashen@ewasteafrica.net

Cell: 0832361632

5 cents syndrome

Our Journey

• 2012 Feasibility study 12 months

• 2013 Hazardous Waste licensing process begins

• March E-Waste Founders visit our technology partners (UK)

• May E-Waste signs purchase agreement for the Award Winning

Balcan Machinery, sole rights secured for Southern Africa

• June to now Lots of Negotiations with corporates and government institutions

• 2014 Machine ready for Shipment

• July HH Waste License Granted

• August E-Waste Plant commissioning completed

• October 24th Deputy Minister Barbara Thomson officially opens the Recycling Facility

Best Practice VisitDeputy Minister recycling bulbs

Offtake Agreements for by-products

Secures Technology Distribution Rights

Why South Africa60 Million Bulbs

containing Mercury

rolled out since

2004

All Bulbs are

dumped into

landfills - Ban 2016

100’s of Millions of

bulbs in circulation

Landfill costs

increasing year on

year

ZERO HARM: Safe

Disposal of CFL’s, stops

mercury from

contaminating our

land & water supply

Reducing our

Environmental

Footprint: Plant uses

less than 15 kw of

Power and no Water

Private sector

Participation

initiative. Benchmark

facility for SADC and

the AU

Why E-Waste Africa

Innovation: Plant can

crush all types of

lamps. By-products

are re-usable.

We provide Industry with a feasible, environmentally friendly, cost effective,

as well as, sustainable alternative to dumping and landfilling Bulbs

Executive Summary

E-Waste Africa, a level 1 BBBEE company, can offer corporates and

Government institutions a number of options for lamp waste disposal: onsite

storage, collection, crushing and the heart of our business “lamp recycling”.

This offering meets four critical needs to tackle the War on Waste

• Lower Hazardous Waste environmental footprint

• Assist in achieving zero waste to landfill targets

• Allow Industry to comply with Legislation:

o It will help meet the National Environmental Management: Waste act 2008

o It will help meet the National CPA with the supplier/Manufacturer Responsibilities

o Alignment to the EPR coming

• Ban of all Light bulbs to landfill 2016

eeeeWaste AfricaYour Total Environmentally Friendly

Light Bulb Recycling Solution

Contact Details

Pravashen Naidoo

Email: info@ewasteafrica.netCell: 0832361632

Thank You