CETIN Bulgaria became part of the #beatEwaste initiative of the UN Global Compact - a campaign aimed at collecting obsolete electrical or electronic appliances, ending on 15 October. The initiative offers an opportunity for the employees to get rid of old and non-working, small and large appliances, handing them over for recycling in special bins, conveniently placed in the office, and thus personally contributing to the environment. 
 
CETIN Bulgaria became part of the #beatEwaste initiative of the UN Global Compact - a campaign aimed at collecting obsolete electrical or electronic appliances, ending on 15 October. The initiative offers an opportunity for the employees to get rid of old and non-working, small and large appliances, handing them over for recycling in special bins, conveniently placed in the office, and thus personally contributing to the environment. 

"Responsible e-waste recycling is extremely important and we hope that by joining this campaign we will help reduce environmental damage and raise awareness on recycling of this type of waste," said Elina Andreeva, HR Business Partner of CETIN Bulgaria. 

The proper disposal of obsolete laptops, phones, cables, household appliances, etc. is an important step in reducing the harmful effects on the environment, which goes through the personal example and social commitment of CETIN Bulgaria employees. 

The collected electronic waste will be transported by the specialized company Ecologica, and the funds from the returned and recycled equipment will be donated to a charitable eco-cause