E-waste Management Charity in Ireland is Best At Recycling

When it comes to recycling, Ireland is one of the best and well educated countries in the world, there are several Non-profit organizations, continuously working to meet the targets and recycling the devices and electronics not for making profit but to save the environment. Such Organization called Camera Education, which is a charity group tackling the problem with better e-waste management and recycling has recently announced that they will be recycling their 100,000 computer with doing a survey about the awareness of raising e-waste crisis in the world. The groups was started back in 2005 and has extracted hard disk from 116,989 computers and sell about 54395 refurbished Systems to poor schools and organization to develop the education. Nowadays, education sectors have also been evolved and need equipments to teach to students.

This will be a good idea by cleaning the environment and evolving the education system, because every schools and student needs a computer in order to catch up with the new technologies and it is very good that people will get advantage from e-waste. The figures says that last year Camera accepted more than 176 tons of waste and there were about 74 tons of Computers, cell phones and other IT equipments, which they refurbished and send them to reuse in schools across the world. The companies in the industry are now focused to extract the metals from the electronics to makes new hardware and it will never go stop but this idea is good.

“The charity accepts donations of IT equipment from organizations and individuals. Once the computer's data is securely erased, the machine is evaluated for reuse. If the equipment is not deemed to be suitable for reuse, it is sent to The Recycling Village, Camara’s local accredited recycling partner. "Reusing computing equipment is an excellent way to mitigate the negative environmental impact that is generated over the life cycle of a computer”