Roadmap to 2030 targets: ESG trajectories made possible by Ecobraz

Introduction to the ESG Roadmap for 2030

Meeting the ESG targets set for 2030 requires a structured and integrated approach, especially for the e-waste management sector. Ecobraz presents solutions in line with current legislation and strategies that enable corporate and institutional sustainability.

Regulatory Context and Legal Obligations

The Sanitation Regulatory Framework, established by Law No. 14.026/2020, reinforces the importance of proper waste management, including electronic waste, in accordance with the guidelines of the National Solid Waste Policy (Law No. 12.305/2010). Shared responsibility between generators, traders and recycling entities is crucial to the success of the process (Law No. 14.026/2020).

Strategies for the Sustainable Management of Electronic Waste

The collection of electronic waste must be carried out using certified and environmentally responsible processes, guaranteeing traceability and proper disposal (collection of electronic waste by Ecobraz). In addition, the safe sanitization of storage devices, such as hard drives, ensures data protection in accordance with the rules of the General Data Protection Law (Law No. 13,709/2018).

Enabling the ESG Path with Ecobraz

Ecobraz offers complete solutions that contribute to meeting ESG goals, adding value through legal compliance, transparency and process traceability. The sanitization of HD and media is carried out using advanced technology, guaranteeing safety and sustainability.

Expected Results and Monitoring

The continuous monitoring of ESG indicators, combined with the implementation of certified processes, strengthens the institutional reputation and contributes to compliance with the environmental and social principles governed by legislation. Technological tools and regular audits are essential for measuring progress.

Conclusion

Building an ESG-aligned roadmap for 2030, anchored in Ecobraz's expertise, is essential for a sustainable and responsible path in e-waste management, meeting legal requirements and market expectations.