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Activities for E-Waste

Recycling in Vietnam and the Philippines

Kitakyushu Asian Center for Low Carbon Society

City of Kitakyushu

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TOTO Ltd.

Nippon Steel Corporation

Yaskawa Electric Corporation

Major companies in Kitakyushu area

Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation

Toyota Motor Corporation  Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

Kanmon Straits Octopuses Ouma Bamboo Shoots

Wakamatsu Special Tomatoes

Kokura Beef

Buzen-Sea Oysters

Rich nature and branded food materials

Karst Plateau Hiraodai Wakamatsuhoku Beach

Kitakyushu City

Population: 977,000 (2010) Area: 487.88 Km2 GDP: 3,430 billion yen (2010)

Mitsubishi Materials Corporation

City located near to other Asian nations, rich in nature, and developed as a manufacturing area

Kitakyushu City Japan

Tokyo

Japan

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Regional resources

(Experience with overcoming pollution problems) (1)

Company visit by citizens

Partnership Citizens

Government Companies

Reinforcement of restrictions and supervision

Agreement to prevent pollution

Solution of pollution problems is a starting point for international cooperation on

environmental issues.

Transferring the experience of overcoming pollution problems so that developing nations need not repeat the

same mistake

Present

Kitakyushu City

with recovered environments

1960s

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国連ESCAP環境と開発 に関する閣僚会議(2000)

(18カ国62都市)

北九州イニシアティブ・

ネットワーク

Regional resources (Development of international cooperation on environmental issues) (2)

Partnership with other Asian nations for mutual prosperity

Received trainees: 7,453 persons from 150 nations; Dispatched specialists: 175 persons to 25 nations Promotion of cooperation networking between Asian cities and environmental improvement projects : 67 projects

(62 cities in 18 nations) Kitakyushu Initiative Network

Contribution to environmental improvements in Dalian, China

(Dalian City received the Global 500 Award in 2001.) Exchanged memorandum

for cooperation on eco- town with Tianjin City (At the Prime Minister’s

official residence)

Water supply project at Phnom Penh Air pollution survey in Mongolia

Driving forward the waste composting project with Surabaya City, Indonesia (Adopted by over 20,000 families)

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Kitakyushu Asian Center for Low Carbon Society

Kitakyushu Asian Center for Low Carbon Society opened in June 2010

Changing the approach from environment cooperation to environment business”

Utilization of the environmental technologies developed through the solution of pollution problems and manufacturing processes, and the City to City network established by

international cooperation in the past

Kitakyushu City was selected as Eco-Model City in 2008

CO2 reduction: -200%(50% in domestic, 150% in overseas) by 2050

based on CO2 emission in 2005

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West Nusa Tenggara

China

Viet Nam Thailand

Cambodia

Indonesia

Malaysia

India Russia

Philippines

Hai Phong

Dahej

Mumbai

Pathum Thani Province

Surabaya Cyberjaya

Putrajaya

Shaanxi Province (Xian)

Tianjin

Beijing Dalian

Pohang

Sen Monorom

② ①

47 59

61

Hanoi

Ho Chi Minh

48

60

57

Masai

23

49

24 38

53 Shanghai

29 52

Metro Cebu

34 Balikpapan 44

36

22

64 70

66

27

Iskandar Medan

Phnom Penh

62 71

25 21

46

We have carried out 154 projects in close cooperation with 106 Japanese companies

in 57 Asian cities.

Manila

Jakarta

67

73

76

Myanmar Mandalay

Diverse Project Development Map

Korea Japan

20 51

72 54

30

39

Palau Koror, Airai 42

40 Singapore

57

26 41

Laguna 58

● Kitakyushu

65 South Tangerang

43

68

69

74 77

45

Pahang 28

Panipatto

Davao Rayong Province

Map Ta Phut

Taiwan

Ömnögovi Province

79 108

87 100 103 104

101 99 102

107

106

105 80

84 82

83

85

82

88 92

89 90

91

50 93

97

94 95

96

109

98 78

61 31 32

35 55 63

75 86

37

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Sister City with Haiphong City in Vietnam

Sister City Agreement

(April in 2014)

Waste

(1) Separation and composting of household waste

(2) Waste heat recovery power generation system in cement factory and production of raw materials for cement from waste

(3) E-Waste recycling

Energy (4) Promotion of energy savings for factories and buildings etc.

Transportation (5) Introduction of low-emission buses (6) Promote use of public transportation

Cat Ba island

(7) Development of comprehensive resource recycling system

(8) Energy savings, introduction of renewable energy

and introduction of EV buses in remote island Water, sewage,

and storm water drainage

(9) U-BCF expansion

(10) Handicraft village wastewater measures (11) Introduction of sewerage registry system Environmental

conservation

(12) Restoration of Tay Nam canal

(13) Development of air and noise monitoring systems

Green Production

(14) Installation of high-efficiency electric furnaces in foundries

(15) Promotion of green agriculture The Chairman of Hai Phong City

received this plan from the Mayor of Kitakyushu in May 2015

“Green Growth Promotion Plan”

of the City of Hai Phong

15 Pilot Projects

Waste separation work

Solar power generation

system

EV bus

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E-Waste Recycling Pilot Project in Haiphong City

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Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment (MONRE) proclaim The Decision No.16 “Regulating the take- back and treatment of discarded products” on May 22

nd

, 2015

Collecting discarded products is allowed only for manufacturer and licensed recycler.

Household

Recycler

( Licensed )

Overall of Decision16

Collecting point

( Set up by Manufacturer)

Treating Company (Domestic)

Collector

Oversea ¬ ® Vietnam

•Discarded products

(Collection)

Regulating the take – back and treatment of discarded products

Article 4 The process of collecting and treating of discarded products

1. Collecting process of discarded products included;

a) Setting up collection points for discarded products b) Receiving discarded products at the collection

points

c) Transporting discarded products from the collection point to the treating entity

d) Transferring discarded products to treating enterprises

2. Treating process of discarded products include;

a) Sorting of discarded products b) Reuse of discarded products c) Recycling of discarded products d) Destruction of discarded products

3. Collection, treatment of discarded products must comply with technical standards on environmental protection and statutory regulations on waste management.

•Visi t

•Discarded products

(Bringing)

•Visi t

•Discarded products

(Collection)

•Discarded products

(Bringing)

•Discarded products

(Domestic transportation)

Treating

Company

(Overseas)

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E-Waste Recycling Pilot Project in Haiphong City

Translation:

Pilot project on discarded mobile phone collection!!

Announcing objective, background and how to collect the discarded mobile phone by speaker twice a day (AM 7:00 and PM 5:00)

Bringing discarded mobile phone in designated collection point

Distributed flyer

Introducing this pilot project through the Local TV news show

Pilot project of discarded mobile phone recycling

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Cooperation for E-Waste Recycling with Cebu City in the Philippines

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セブ市

City of Cebu

City to City Cooperation

History of Cooperation between City of Cebu and Kitakyushu

1997 Asian City Network for Environmental Cooperation

1999 Capacity building for government officer on environmental management (JICA) 2000 〜 2010 Cleaner Production, Solid Waste Management (Transferring

used garbage trucks), Water Pollution in the rivers,

2010 〜 2012 Improving Waste Management System (Takakura compost)

“No segregation and No collection”

“ Realizing 30% reduction of waste to landfill site”

2015 Mayor’s Special Award

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Cooperation for E-Waste Recycling with Cebu City in the Philippines

01 New E-waste Control Regulation DAO 2013-22 by DENR

 DENR issued a new administrative order DAO 2013-22 to regulate E-waste in the end of 2013, and launched tightening of regulations related to E-waste handling in Philippines.

 In this regulation, the waste number for E-waste, M506 and M507, are set, and also license for transportation and TSD (Treatment, Storage, Disposal) are set more particularly. (* Conventionally, waste number only for E-waste didn’t exist.)

 Regarding E-waste M507, which is from households and small-scale commercial facilities, it is requested local administration to consolidate them through MRF (Material Recovery Facilities).

 IT-BPM companies, which were not obligated to register conventionally, are compelled to register as hazardous waste generators, in order to promote building system aiming at proper treatment of E- waste such as waste PCs.

Outline of DAO2013-22 (related to E-waste)

M506

M507

•E-waste from industrial field such as IT-BPM and fast food chain

•E-waste from households, small-scale commercial facilities, schools, medical facilities, etc.

•Refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, batteries, busted lamps, etc.

Waste No. Object Outline

•All waste electrical and electronic equipment that contain hazardous components such ad lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) and polybrominated diphenyl esters (PBDEs)

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Cooperation for E-Waste Recycling with Cebu City in the Philippines

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Supporting Cebu City’s Ordinance since 2014 (supported by METI, Japan)

Ordinance No. 2450

“AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE MANAGEMENTO OF SPECIAL WASTES IN THE CITY

OF CEBU, PROVIDING FEES AND IMPOSING PENALTIES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE THEROF” in 2016.

Extract

-This ordinance obligates household and commercial facilities must bring special wastes including E-waste to collection points designated by Barangay.

- All transporter and TSD facilities operating within the City must register with the Cebu City Solid Waste management Board with requirement of DENR-EMB accreditation, Business permit.

- Any person found guilty of violating any prohibited Acts should be imposed fine for first and second offence. For the third business license shall be suspended .

Memorandum of Understanding for Environmental Technical Cooperation in February 9

th

in 2017

Article1 Objective

The objective of this MoU is to establish an Environmental Technical

Cooperation in order to promote and expand effective and mutually beneficial cooperation in the development of the two cities.

Article2 Scope

Promotion of resource recycling by proceeding with the management of special waste Development of a green economy and environment conservation with pollution control of water, air and soil.

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My name is Teitan .

I came from North Pole.

Global warming causes melting ice there, and we have less and less places to live every day.

So I came to Environmental model city, Kitakyushu to protect my family and North Pole.

I am hoping that we all learn the importance of Environmental and ecology more, so that we will be able to stop the global warming together!

Kitakyushu City Environmental Mascot Character

Teitan 低炭素 (tei tanso) = Low Carbon Teitan

Thank you for your attention

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