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5th ITU Green Standards Week Nassau, The Bahamas 14-18 December 2015 E-Waste Management, is a necessity or opportunity ?_ Gustavo A. Villegas Boyoli Specialist Sr. of Energy Efficiency, Telefónica México, gustavo.villegas@telefonica.com

Overview E-Waste Statistics E-Waste key aspects E-Waste Mobile composition E-Waste around the world E-Waste in LATAM Region Environmental Management Model of Telefónica Sustainability Model Environment Management Directives Success Stories of E-Waste Management in Telefónica Results around the world Ecuador Program Conclusion

1. E-Waste Statistics 1.1. E-Waste key aspects 1.2. E-Waste Mobile Composition 1.3. E-Waste around the world E-Waste in LATAM Region

E-Waste key aspects The heterogeneity and evolution of products, in terms of size, weight, function and material composition, and subsequently, in environmental impact at end-of-life (EoL) The continuous introduction of new products and features (tablets, for example) calls for continuous development of appropriate EoL treatment technologies;

E-Waste key aspects The presence or phasing out of certain constituent elements or potentially hazardous substances in appliances that require proper treatment; The relatively high use of certain precious metals and critical resources (e.g., gold, silver, ruthenium, indium, platinum group metals or rare earth elements) and the challenges in their recovery due to the “dissipated” nature of the low-concentration elements and the technological complexity involved in recovering them in recycling processes

E-Waste Mobile Composition

E-Waste Mobile Composition

E-Waste around the world

E-Waste around the world

E-Waste in LATAM Region

E-Waste in LATAM Region

2. Environmental Management of Telefónica 2.1.Sustainability Model 2.2. Environmental Management Directives

Sustainability Model At Telefónica, we understand sustainability to be a mechanism that serves to create value through active management of the economic, social and environmental risks and opportunities generated by our operations

Environmental Management Directives At Telefónica, we understand sustainability to be a mechanism that serves to create value through active management of the economic, social and environmental risks and opportunities generated by our operations

Environmental Management Directives In the roll-out and maintenance of our telecommunications network we apply the best available practices to avoid impact from the design phase, in strict compliance with environmental legislation.

3. Success Stories of E-Waste Management in Telefónica 3.1. Results around the world 3.2. Ecuador Program

Results around the world

Results around the world

Results around the world

Introduction in Ecuador Ecuador Program Introduction in Ecuador Actually don´t get a specific E-Waste Management Regulation Environmental Minister prepared a initiatives for E-Waste The COMEX Office apply a restriction to Import a new Smartphones and Terminals, if you want to introduce a new terminal in Ecuador, you need to present a Program for Management an E-Waste Mobile sector. The Telecommunication Operator in Ecuador apply an E-Waste Program according their necessities.

Ecuador Program Requirement for Ecuador E-Waste Process AM191 Pick up Transportation and Temporary Storage Recycling Without Regulation Environment Letter and PMA Documentation Enviroment Permission and PMA Permission 1. Collection Depots in all country Environment Letter for Transportation from Collection Depots to Temporary Storage Environment Letter for Temporary Storage before Recycling Environment Letter to recycling using a provider in Ecuador 21

Ecuador Program Modelo de Gestión 2. Collectors 3. E-Waste Transportation 4. E-waste classification 5. Apply a small test to an E-Waste 6. E-waste go to recycling or re-using 7. Print a E-Waste Recycling Certificate 8. Notify an Environment Declaration toEnvironment Minister 1. Terminals 21

Results of this Recycling Program in Telefónica Ecuador Ecuador Program Results of this Recycling Program in Telefónica Ecuador + de 300 collection points in all country 112.300 Mobile E-Waste (44.920 certifications) 8.8 tons of Mobile E- Waste 3 months of marketing + $202.000 in free press (Mobile Recycling) + $32.000 US Dollars for E-Ewaste Enrvironment Program 23

4. Conclusion

Conclusion

Conclusion

Thank You