Benefits of EPR for Businesses, Consumers, and the Environment
What is EPR? Learn more about extended producer responsibility in South Africa and how it benefits businesses, consumers, and the environment.
Did You Know?
In the Did You Know series, eWASA answers questions about extended producer responsibility (EPR).
eWASA Partners with Mogale City Local Municipality in Wide-Ranging Recycling Initiatives
Embodying the principles of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Regulations, eWASA has joined forces with the Mogale City Municipality to push forward EPR objectives and elevate recycling rates in all four recognized waste sectors.
Upcycling Ideas for e-Waste, Paper, and Packaging
What is upcycling and why should you try it? Here’s how to upcycle e-waste, paper, and packaging materials into brand new objects that save you money.
How Sustainable Product Design Can Help Reduce e-Waste
What is sustainable product design, and how does it apply to the electronics industry? Learn three ways to design more eco-friendly electronics for less e-waste.
Tips for Recycling and Reducing Waste in Everyday Life
Here’s how to make recycling and reducing waste a daily habit you can stick to with practical tips to adopt a greener lifestyle at home, school, or work.
How To Prepare Your Recyclables for Recycling
Can you recycle it? Here’s what you can currently recycle in South Africa, plus how to prepare your recyclables before sending them for recycling.
Ellen MacArthur Foundation No Longer Classifies EPS Packaging as Non-Recyclable
Ellen MacArthur Foundation No Longer Classifies EPS Packaging as Non-Recyclable
WESSA Partners with eWASA to Transform Waste Management and Foster Circular Economy in South Africa
WESSA Partners with eWASA to Transform Waste Management and Foster Circular Economy in South Africa
Waste Reduction Strategies for Families: Teaching Kids the Importance of Recycling and Waste Minimisation
Learn how to teach your children about recycling and why it’s essential. These five strategies help kids reduce, reuse, and recycle their waste at home or school.