Saving the Planet Through Active Refurbishing and Repurposing E-Waste
Matex International established an electrical and electronic waste (e-waste) storage, refurbishing, and repurposing facility in Lilongwe, area 38, to address the growing e-waste burden in Malawi.
Incorporated under the Business Names Registration Act of Malawi (CAP 46.02) and registered with the Malawi Environmental and Protection Authority (MEPA). Matex is dedicated to providing environmental and social solutions to communities,
DESIGN FOR CIRCULARITY
At SPARE, our expert consultants support companies with strategic advice and help them develop sustainable circular solutions that deliver the greatest environmental and business value
REUSE - FOR A SECOND LIFE
We can collect your used or end-of-life electronics and reuse them to benefit your business and the environment.
WASTE COLLECTION AND RECYCLING PROCESS
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SPARE Presentation during Malawi’s inaugural National E-Waste Day
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SPARE Business Model
Our business model follows a circular value chain approach that transforms locally sourced electronic waste into valuable products through a series of integrated stages. This end-to-end
model ensures maximum resource recovery, environmental protection, and economic value creation. The process is illustrated in Figure below.
While recycling focuses on material recovery, repurposing aims to extend the life of electronic components by giving them a new function or application. Repurposing can take various forms, from refurbishing devices to creative upcycling projects
Once collected, the e-waste is sorted and categorized based on different criteria such as device type, material composition, and potential for recycling. This step helps identify which devices can be refurbished or reused and which ones need to be processed for recycling.
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We will not overload your inbox or share your email address with any other organizations. You can unsubscribe at any time.
SPARE Office Location
SPARE Presentation during Malawi’s inaugural National E-Waste Day
Check Out The SPARE TEAM >
SPARE Business Model
Our business model follows a circular value chain approach that transforms locally sourced electronic waste into valuable products through a series of integrated stages. This end-to-end
model ensures maximum resource recovery, environmental protection, and economic value creation. The process is illustrated in Figure below.
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Our business model follows a circular value chain approach that transforms locally sourced electronic waste into valuable products through a series of integrated stages. This end-to-end
model ensures maximum resource recovery, environmental protection, and economic value creation. The process is illustrated in Figure below.
SPARE Business Model
Our business model follows a circular value chain approach that transforms locally sourced electronic waste into valuable products through a series of integrated stages. This end-to-end
model ensures maximum resource recovery, environmental protection, and economic value creation. The process is illustrated in Figure below.
SPARE Business Model
Our business model follows a circular value chain approach that transforms locally sourced electronic waste into valuable products through a series of integrated stages. This end-to-end
model ensures maximum resource recovery, environmental protection, and economic value creation. The process is illustrated in Figure below.
SPARE Project Presentation at BICC
