Global manufacturers and COP30: partnering with Ecobraz to meet targets

Introduction

COP30, the global conference on climate change, poses significant challenges for global manufacturers, especially in meeting environmental and regulatory targets. The partnership with Ecobraz stands out as an effective strategy for meeting these demands, promoting corporate sustainability and alignment with international guidelines.

Context of COP30 and Environmental Targets

The Conference of the Parties (COP) represents the main international agenda for defining policies to combat climate change. COP30 reaffirms the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and responsibly manage industrial and electronic waste, as provided for in Law no. 12.305/2010, which establishes the National Solid Waste Policy (PNRS).

Global Manufacturers' Responsibilities

Global manufacturers have clear obligations in the context of the PNRS, including shared responsibility for the life cycle of products. This implies the implementation of efficient systems for the collection and proper disposal of waste, minimizing environmental impacts and complying with targets set at COP30.

Strategic Partnership with Ecobraz

The Ecobraz offers integrated solutions for the sustainable management of electronic waste, in line with Brazilian legislation and international agreements. Cooperation makes it possible to optimize collection, recycling and safe disposal processes, which are essential for meeting the COP30 environmental commitments.

Responsible Collection of Electronic Waste

In order to meet legal and environmental requirements, the importance of efficient electronic waste collection, which ensures that these materials are correctly sent for recycling or appropriate final disposal, avoiding environmental contamination and risks to public health.

Safe Disposal of Hard Drives and Media

Another critical aspect for your organization is the safe disposal of hard drives and media, including data sanitization and destruction, complying with regulations such as the LGPD and guaranteeing the confidentiality and integrity of information, as well as contributing to environmental sustainability.

Regulations and Compliance

Compliance with current legislation, such as the PNRS (Law no. 12.305/2010) and resolutions from the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA), as well as guidelines from the National Solid Waste Management Information System (SINIR - sinir.gov.br), are pillars for legal compliance and successful implementation of environmental policies.

Conclusion

The collaboration between global manufacturers and Ecobraz represents an efficient model for meeting the COP30 targets, strengthening environmental management and corporate social responsibility. The adoption of sustainable practices in the collection, recycling and safe disposal of electronic waste and media is imperative for moving towards a reduced environmental impact.