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SUMMARY:Smart City Days
DESCRIPTION:The Smart City Strategy of the City of Pforzheim is still in the starting blocks. Having been awarded the title of “Smart City Model Project” in the third funding round of the Federal Ministry of the Interior for Building and the Interior\, we are now tackling the strategy. Through the Smart City Days this year\, for the fifth time in a row\, we would like to involve you in our progress and further planning. \nREEsilience\, together with SUSMAGPRO\, will be presenet with a booth. \nFor more information\, please visit the website.
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SUMMARY:International E-Waste Day
DESCRIPTION:This year\, the main focus of International E-Waste Day will be those small electrical devices that we no longer use but keep in drawers and cupboards or often toss in the general waste bin. \nSmall\, end of life electrical and electronic appliances present a significant challenge. UN estimated that in 2019\, over 22 million tonnes of small e-waste were produced worldwide. This is 40% of the 57 million tonnes of all e-waste arising globally. If the quantity of these small items keeps on increasing at the same rate as total e-waste (around 3% per annum)\, it will reach 29 million tonnes by 2030. \nDue to their small size\, items such as cell phones\, electric toothbrushes\, toasters and cameras are often discarded incorrectly\, and they make up a significant proportion of the 8% of all e-waste that is thrown in waste bins which is subsequently landfilled or incinerated. This means the important raw materials they contain cannot be extracted and are lost. In Europe\, up to 1.4 kg of e-waste per inhabitant ends up in the general waste bin every year.  On top of this\, small appliances are easily stored and forgotten about in drawers\, cupboards\, garages\, basements and attics. In an average European household\, up to 5 kg of e-devices per person is currently hoarded. \nIn this context it is crucial that people become more aware and that the loss of the important resources these items contain is stopped. This is why the focus of International E-Waste Day (#ewasteday) 2022 will be on small items of e-waste\, under the slogan ‘Recycle it all\, no matter how small!’. \nThe producer responsibility organisations in the WEEE Forum that manage the collection of e-waste are constantly working to make the proper disposal of small e-waste simple and convenient for consumers. Provide collection boxes in supermarkets\, pick up of small broken appliances upon delivery of new ones and offer PO Boxes to return small e-waste are just some of the things they do to encourage the return of these items. \n\n\n\n\n#ewasteday will take place on 14 October 2022 and any e-waste related awareness raising activities are welcome to be part of it: from social media\, TV and radio campaigns to city or school e-waste collections or even artistic performances. \nUse the links on the menu to the left to discover the activities that took place during the previous editions of #ewasteday to understand better how activities unite to raise awareness. \nLast year 172 organisations from 78 countries participated in #ewasteday with many more joining us from around the world. Be part of it this year by registering your activities below! \nFor more information and registration\, please visit the website.
URL:https://reesilience.eu/event/international-e-waste-day/
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