16 Joynag Road
Bakshibazar, Dhaka-1211
Bangladesh.
Bangladesh's formal e-waste recycling sector has created over 12,000 direct and indirect green jobs while recovering resources worth an estimated BDT 2,400 crore annually. EWaste Prime's circular economy model prioritizes refurbishment over destruction, extending device lifecycles and redistributing technology to underserved communities across Dhaka, Chittagong, and rural Bangladesh.
Bangladesh Circular Economy Opportunity:
| Circular Activity | Jobs Created | Annual Value (BDT Crore) |
|---|---|---|
| Device Refurbishment | 4,500 | 800 |
| Material Recovery | 3,200 | 960 |
| Collection & Logistics | 2,800 | 240 |
| Hazardous Safe Handling | 1,200 | 180 |
| ESG Consulting & Reporting | 300 | 220 |
| Total | 12,000 | 2,400 |
EWaste Prime's Circular Economy Model:
Priority 1: Refurbishment First — Before any device enters recycling, technicians evaluate refurbishment potential: functional testing, component replacement, cosmetic restoration, software updates, and 90-day warranty certification.
2025 Refurbishment Results: 8,500 devices refurbished (35% of collected volume), 65% redistributed to educational institutions, 25% sold through affordable technology program, 10% donated to NGOs and community centers.
Priority 2: Maximum Material Recovery — For non-refurbishable devices: Copper 98%, Aluminum 95%, Gold 97%, Silver 96%, Palladium 95%, Plastics 92% recovery rates.
Priority 3: Zero Landfill Commitment — 95% material recovery, 4% energy recovery, 1% hazardous disposal, 0% landfill.
Social Impact: 5,500 students received refurbished laptops, 120 rural schools equipped with computer labs, 800 low-income families received smartphones, 45 women-led SMEs received technology upgrades.
Join EWaste Prime in building Bangladesh's circular economy. Donate devices for refurbishment or get your corporate circular economy report.
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