Residuos electrónicos y responsabilidad extendida del Productor en Chile

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1 Chile Switzerland Hotel Santiago Park Plaza 07 November 2007 Residuos electrónicos y responsabilidad extendida del Productor en Chile Peter Bornand, SWICO Environmental Commission, bornand@ggaweb.ch, Tel ,

2 Chile Switzerland Germany Austria France 7,5 Mio. inhabitants km inhabitants per km 2 16 Mio. inhabitants km 2 21 inhabitants per km 2 Italy Chile, 07 November

3 Waste in Switzerland 2,4 Mio t Incineration (28 incinerators) 5 Mio. t Municipal waste (no landfill) 660 kg per capita 2,6 Mio t Recycling + construction waste 11,9 Mio t + special waste 1,3 Mio t + trade/industry waste* 1,4 Mio t Total waste 19,6 Mio t 2,6 t per capita * Iron scrap 0,9 Mio t * Cars/metal objects 0,3 Mio t 48% paper 30% compostable waste 11% glass bottles 4% electronics ( t) 7% various > t batteries > t PET > t textiles Chile, 07 November

4 System development / Incineration Shredder Individual producer systems SWICO Study Expensive! Pressure from customers Producer responsibility Nationwide acceptance Secured financing Controlled recycling Collective system for IT and Office Equipment 1999 Mobile phones 2000 Graphical equipment 2001 Telephone equipment 2002 Consumer electronics 2002 Photo 2003 Dental equipment 2005 Medical & measuring equipment Chile, 07 November

5 Swiss Association for Information, Communication and Organisation Technology ( > 400 members > employees > US$ 15 billion revenue Industries: IT and Telecom Office equipment Consumer electronics Software and services Graphical industry Services to members: 1. Communication platform 2. Co-partner for trade fairs 3. Training/Education programmes 4. Legal support 5. Safety and security programmes 6. Complete sets of ICT-contracts 7. Intellectual property 8. SWICO Recycling 9. etc. Chile, 07 November

6 Seven The pillars seven of pillars recycling systems Existing waste streams Take-back infrastructure Responsibilities Financing Recycling infrastructure Legal base Control Chile, 07 November

7 Extended producer responsibility The ten WEEE categories: SWICO convention on recycling SWICO environmental commission Large household appliances Small household appliances IT and Telecom 500 members 30 with own recycling activities (individual) Agfa Canon Esag HP IBM Motorola Philips Siemens Sun Xerox Consumer electronics Lighting equipment Electrical/electronic tools Toys and sports equipment Medical devices Monitoring/control instruments Automatic dispensers SENS/SLRS 7 kg SWICO 6 kg Total 13 kg Inhabitant/year Chile, 07 November

8 Separation of duties hold responsibility for total system organize daily operation finance the system by ARF, advance recycling fee (without profit goal) return old equipment free of charge re-use appliances and parts inform dealers and endusers producers/ importers Endbenütz endusers er suppliers Handel take back old equipment free of charge / collect equipment with no further use disassemble / recycle according to licence disassemblers recyclers logistics contractors/ collectors clear separation of duties manage collection points further develop recycling techniques improve rate of recovery transport from suppliers and collection points to recyclers Chile, 07 November

9 Producers in SWICO Commissions Environmental Commission Subcommissions Chile, 07 November

10 Organization ORIS = Overall Recycling Info System (Administration) 2RE:ACT = Review Recycling Activities (Material Flow) PERFECT = Performance Evaluation and Comparison Tool Subcommissions: Telecom Consumer electronics Environmental Commission (EC) Chairman: Peter Bornand 4 IT 2 Office equipment 1 Consumer electronics 1 Graphical industry / Medical 1 Mobile phones 1 Telephone equipment EC Operations Paul Brändli - Director - Ext. relations Dennis Lackovic - Controlling - IT systems - Ext. relations Maria Stumpo Administration Sibylle Gaudy Finance Hans Schmid 30% Paul Langlotz 40% Control of - Acquisition Collection points - Chairman CE Roland Habermacher 50% Inputcontrol (2Re:act) - Administration collection points - Transport coordination - Recycling Outsourcing - Technical control (EMPA) - Accounting -Auditing Chile, 07 November

11 Nationwide acceptance B2B (43%) B2C (57%) manufacturers/ importers trade collection points S W I C O l o g i s t i c c o n t r a c t o r s 12% 23% 23% 42% 51 dismantling and 7 recycling centers Chile, 07 November

12 Choosing Nationwide the acceptance financing system manufacturers/ importers advance fee (visible fee) take-back fee B2B (43%) B2C (57%) trade 51 dismantling and 7 recycling centers collection points S W I C O l o g i s t i c c o n t r a c t o r s 12% 23% 23% 42% not visible producer fee Consumer Producer Trade Government Chile, 07 November

13 Secured financing ARF Advance Recycling Fee Group account SWICO half-yearly Manufacturer/ importer Billing: ARF as a separate item Payments for recycling, logistic, collection Dealer Billing: Included ARF mentioned Consumer Chile, 07 November

14 Independent Secured financing controlling ARF Advance Point of Recycling collection Fee Group account Transportation Entry SWICO recycler Manufacturer/ Treatment importer Results Comparison half-yearly Billing: ARF as a separate item Quality Payments assurance for recycling, Process conformity logistic, Cost supervising collection Tender for technical control Recycling guarantee regulations Licensing of recyclers Audit guide Dealer EMPA St. Gallen Consumer Billing: Included ARF mentioned Chile, 07 November

15 Controlled recycling Treatment in Switzerland (as far as possible) take back dismantling mechanical treatment 46,000 t 51 social institutions (1200 jobs) 7 Recyclers further treatment / raw material copper aluminium glass etc. 30% Controlled by Independent Government Institution Result 2006: t Metals t Platics t Glass t Metal-plastic mix 900 t Boards 600 t Cable 300 t pollutants/trash Chile, 07 November

16 Legal base Revised Swiss environmental law (1995) 1994: System without legal base 1998: ORDEE Collaboration with industry associations Ordinance on the return, the taking back and the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment 2000: ORDEE Guidelines no historical waste no marking no B2B / B2C no financial guarantees no financing rules no recovery rates Chile, 07 November

17 success factor number 1! Experience 1 Take-back organization no artificial separation B2B and B2C ease of use free of charge B2B (43%) B2C (57%) is a guarantee for volumes manufacturers/ importers trade collection points S W I C O l o g i s t i c c o n t r a c t o r s volumes are guaranteeing better prices 12% 23% 23% 42% 51 dismantling and 7 recycling centers Chile, 07 November

18 Experience 2 hold responsibility for total system organize daily operation inform dealers and endusers Separation of duties finance the system by ARF, advance recycling fee (without profit goal) producers/ importers return old equipment free of charge Endbenütz endusers er suppliers Handel Responsibilities are defined re-use appliances and parts take back old equipment free of charge / collect equipment with no further use disassemble / recycle according to licence further develop recycling techniques disassemblers recyclers improve rate of recovery logistics contractors/ collectors enables competition (tenders) manage collection points transport from suppliers and collection points to recyclers Chile, 07 November

19 Difference to other e-waste Experience 3 Data securityguarantee for consumers material ownership? Chile, 07 November

20 Experience 4 Individual and common systems Individual producer systems Governmental system Collective producer system with individual possibilities voluntary approach supports simplicity Chile, 07 November

21 Experience 5 All-in-one solution All in one: very attractive for producers and consumers B2C B2B Historical waste Supplies Batteries Packaging material Paid by consumers! Chile, 07 November

22 are also depending on quality, material prices and recycling technologies Experience 6 Costs of of recycling Recycling 60% Logistics 19% ARF Collection 7% All in one 14% Chile, 07 November

23 Experience 7 Customer satisfaction Consumers and producers are satisfied Legislation Partners can base their activities on a clear concept Return Take-back Recycling Export Recyclers Producers (SWICO) Trade bottom up approach is very helpful Private Business Consumers Chile, 07 November

24 Experience 8 Recycled volumes differences between product categories Chile, 07 November

25 Experience 9 Reuse of products and parts 1 2 Recyclers are not allowed to sell products/parts Reuse process Recycling process Responsibility of endusers, dealers and producers Responsibility of SWICO Recycling Guarantee Recycling as the last step of product life (average 7-9 years) Processes should be kept separated Chile, 07 November

26 Experience 10 Manual disassembly and mechanical treatment take back dismantling mechanical treatment 46,000 t 51 social institutions (1200 jobs) 16 Recyclers further treatment / raw material copper aluminium glass etc. 30% Complementary techniques! Positive value for social institutions Chile, 07 November

27 40 Systems from 25 Countries Conditions for membership: Collective take-back system for EEE Fully operational Industry driven Non-profit structure Main activities: Collect, exchange and compare information Provide stakeholders with proper information Helping new systems Aiming towards pan European coordination Chile, 07 November

28 Control System Chile, 07 November

29 Comparisons 2006 = 6,3 kg Chile, 07 November

30 Collection Cost Chile, 07 November

31 Transportation Cost Chile, 07 November

32 Treatment Cost Cost Reduction 50% as of Chile, 07 November

33 Thank you Peter Bornand SWICO Environmental Commission Tel Member of the WEEE-Forum (weee-forum.org) Member of the advisory board of swiss e-waste programme ( Chile, 07 November