1. E-waste Roundup 2008 Residential E-waste Collection Campaign November 7, 2008

2. Program Background  Respond to public demand  Interim measure to compliment Electronic Stewardship Regulation development  E-waste Round-up objectives establish partnerships with local stakeholder groups confirm processing capacity/ transport logistics / economics identify infrastructure capabilities and limitations  Collection events in all regions of Manitoba  Contract with Sims Recycling Solutions (Brampton, ON) – 100% recycling guarantee

3. E-waste Roundup 2008 Eligible Program Materials  TVs  Computer Monitors  Desktop Computers/Laptops  DVD players/VCRs/Stereos  Phones/Cell Phones  Scanners/Copiers/Fax Machines/Printers  Microwaves  Rechargeable Batteries

4. Program Overview (May 1 – September 30) ‏ Participants: 28 Depots 22 Municipalities New for 2008:  The Pas  Swan River  St. Francois Xavier  RM of Riverside  Urbanmine  Carman

5. Participating Municipalities

6. RM of Riverside

7. City of Brandon - MRF

8. Morden Pembina Valley Containers

9. CR Computers

10. Urbanmine

11. Syrotech Industries

12. Challenges

15. Round-up Results 20072008 Total E-waste Processed310,400 kgs765,000 kgs E-waste Shipments27 semi- loads 66 semi- loads Depot Collection points2028 Communities participating2357 Average cost per shipment (collect/transport/process) ‏ $10,000 Average project cost per kilogram $1.00

16. E-waste Roundup Comparison

17. 1,235,391 lbs = 560,373 kgs

19. E-waste Recycling in Manitoba  EPSOM 2002  2007 Roundup = 310,000 Kgs Partners MB Hydro, HP Canada, Thomas Sill Foundation, WRAPP Fund, Manitoba Urban Development Initiative  2008 Roundup = 765,000 Kgs 100% Provincial funding over 800,000 kgs projected

20. Questions & Comments?  THANK-YOU!!