Storage is not free
Retired equipment takes up space, and it is not inert. Batteries and damaged components are a fire risk when they pile up in a back room.
For business & institutions
E-waste, handled properly.
Retired equipment is a storage problem, a sustainability question and a security question at the same time. We take it off your hands and record where it went.
The business case
What retired equipment actually costs you.
Every refresh creates a disposal question
Procurement and disposal are two halves of the same decision. Planning the second half up front is cheaper than improvising it later.
Sustainability claims need evidence
A statement about responsible disposal is worth more when there is a record behind it. We count what we collect, by weight and by item.
Value can stay local
Recovered materials and repairable equipment keep their worth in the local economy rather than leaving it as landfill.
What we offer
Seven services, one chain.
Take the whole programme, or start with a single collection and grow from there.
E-waste collection
We collect retired equipment from your premises, arranged around your operations.
Collection drives
A dated drive for a campus, office or community — one place, one day, everything cleared.
Collection-bin placement
Permanent bins on your site so staff and students can drop items off as they go.
E-waste awareness sessions
Practical sessions on safe handling, data security and the circular economy.
Sustainability partnerships
Longer-term programmes tied to your environmental and social objectives.
Responsible recycling pathways
Routes to certified recyclers so materials are recovered rather than dumped.
Impact reporting
A record of what you handed over and where it went, for your own reporting.
How it works
From your store room to a record.
No paperwork maze and no mystery about where the equipment ends up. Four steps, agreed up front.
Tell us what you have
Equipment types, rough quantities, where it is stored and who to coordinate with.
We plan the collection
We agree the channel — a one-off drive, a scheduled pickup or a bin on site — and a date.
We collect and record
Items are counted and weighed as they are handed over, then routed for reuse, repair or recycling.
You receive a record
A summary of what was collected, for your own internal and sustainability reporting.
Impact reporting
Numbers you can put in a report.
We weigh and count what we collect, and the totals are published on our impact dashboard — the same figures we would give you for your own reporting.
- Weight and item counts recorded at handover
- Totals separated by material route: reuse, repair, recycling
- Published openly, including when the number is zero
Data-bearing equipment
Devices that still hold data.
For most organisations this is the first question, and it deserves an answer before anything leaves the building.
Before the collection
- Identify which equipment stores data before the collection date.
- Back up what you still need, sign out of accounts, and remove SIM and memory cards.
- Erase data where you can, following the manufacturer's instructions.
- Tell us in advance about any item still holding data you could not remove.
Worth asking us
- How storage media is handled for the equipment you are handing over.
- Whether data-bearing items can be collected separately.
- What record you will receive of what was collected.
How a device is handled depends on the equipment. Ask us and we will confirm the route for anything holding data before your collection date.
Ask about data handling on WhatsAppOur partners
We do not handle the material alone.
Responsible recycling is a chain, not a single organisation. These are the partners we work with, and we list each one only once it is confirmed.
Weee Centre UgandaRecycling partner
Allied Scrap Dealers UGBuyer and collection partner · Kitintale, Kampala
Makerere University College of Business and Management SciencesCollection point · Makerere, Kampala
More partnerships are in conversation. Each will be listed here once it is confirmed.
Tell us what is in the store room.
Equipment types, rough quantities and a location are enough to start. We will come back with what is possible and what it involves.
Request a collection on WhatsApp
Or speak to our founder directly, Tracy Joy Asiimwe.