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(Created claim: summary (P836): The activity of this site is the reuse, recycling and recovery of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). _**_EEA and WEEE: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment_**_ _Electrical and electronic equipment includes all objects or components of objects that operate by means of electric or electromagnetic currents whether these currents are supplied by connection to a socket or through cells or batteries. (...) They are present in home...) |
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The activity of this site is the reuse, recycling and recovery of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). _**_EEA and WEEE: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment_**_ _Electrical and electronic equipment includes all objects or components of objects that operate by means of electric or electromagnetic currents whether these currents are supplied by connection to a socket or through cells or batteries. (...) They are present in homes (television, kitchen robot), workplaces (computer, telephone), vehicles (autoradio) or simply in pockets (mobile phones, cameras)... These are for example large household appliances (refrigerator, stove, washing machine), small household appliances (sraser, coffee machine, toaster), computer and telecommunications equipment (computer, game console, walker), consumer equipment (radio, television, computer and digital toys and cables, DVD player, VCR, alarm clock), electrical and electronic tools (drill, mower)._ _An EEA becomes a WEEE when its owner has abandoned it or intended it to be abandoned because it no longer has its usefulness. In a company where the level of equipment is increasing and products are very quickly obsolete with the rapid evolution of technologies, WEEE amounts increase from 3 to 5 % per year. Every year the French produce 1.7 million tonnes of WEEE. More than 50 % of this waste comes from households, which represents 14Kb/hab./year and within 10 years, its volume should have doubled.__ As with other types of waste, WEEE can be classified according to their origins (professional or household), their congestion (less than or above 30 Kg) or their composition. In addition to metals and plastics, WEEE may contain products that are harmful to health, such as cadmium, lead, mercury, refrigerants or asbestos. It is for this reason that the European Union decided in 2003 to introduce regulations to ensure the recovery of these pollutants and to limit damage to health and the environment. www.actu-environnement.com_ _WEEE can be grouped into three main categories:_ _\- blank: refrigerators, washing machines and other large appliances_ _\- brown: audiovisual material_ _\- grey: office and IT equipment_ the mission of this site is based on different operations such as: * _Collecting D3Es in companies, administrations and individuals_ * _Reference, sorting and production of BSD (waste tracking line)_ * _Test of the material collected_ * _Recycling of equipment_: we repair and upgrade the equipment that may be * _Recycling_: obsolete material is sorted and sent for recycling in the different channels (depending on the type of waste) in accordance with the environment * _Sales_: we offer the equipment upgraded for sale In the context of the above-mentioned activities, the aim of the site is to accompany 14 participants (10.4 FTEs) who encounter particular difficulties of social and professional integration from the conclusion of Contracts with Determined Term of Insertion (CDDI). These participants benefit from individualised support, together with additional training (technical training related to handling, gestures and postures, transmission of know-being and know-how useful for integration into a company, hygiene and safety, labour legislation and computer literacy) in order to facilitate their access to employment or training. Finally, we offer for sale computer packs and various appliances (from kettle to freezer...). (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The activity of this site is the reuse, recycling and recovery of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). _**_EEA and WEEE: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment_**_ _Electrical and electronic equipment includes all objects or components of objects that operate by means of electric or electromagnetic currents whether these currents are supplied by connection to a socket or through cells or batteries. (...) They are present in homes (television, kitchen robot), workplaces (computer, telephone), vehicles (autoradio) or simply in pockets (mobile phones, cameras)... These are for example large household appliances (refrigerator, stove, washing machine), small household appliances (sraser, coffee machine, toaster), computer and telecommunications equipment (computer, game console, walker), consumer equipment (radio, television, computer and digital toys and cables, DVD player, VCR, alarm clock), electrical and electronic tools (drill, mower)._ _An EEA becomes a WEEE when its owner has abandoned it or intended it to be abandoned because it no longer has its usefulness. In a company where the level of equipment is increasing and products are very quickly obsolete with the rapid evolution of technologies, WEEE amounts increase from 3 to 5 % per year. Every year the French produce 1.7 million tonnes of WEEE. More than 50 % of this waste comes from households, which represents 14Kb/hab./year and within 10 years, its volume should have doubled.__ As with other types of waste, WEEE can be classified according to their origins (professional or household), their congestion (less than or above 30 Kg) or their composition. In addition to metals and plastics, WEEE may contain products that are harmful to health, such as cadmium, lead, mercury, refrigerants or asbestos. It is for this reason that the European Union decided in 2003 to introduce regulations to ensure the recovery of these pollutants and to limit damage to health and the environment. www.actu-environnement.com_ _WEEE can be grouped into three main categories:_ _\- blank: refrigerators, washing machines and other large appliances_ _\- brown: audiovisual material_ _\- grey: office and IT equipment_ the mission of this site is based on different operations such as: * _Collecting D3Es in companies, administrations and individuals_ * _Reference, sorting and production of BSD (waste tracking line)_ * _Test of the material collected_ * _Recycling of equipment_: we repair and upgrade the equipment that may be * _Recycling_: obsolete material is sorted and sent for recycling in the different channels (depending on the type of waste) in accordance with the environment * _Sales_: we offer the equipment upgraded for sale In the context of the above-mentioned activities, the aim of the site is to accompany 14 participants (10.4 FTEs) who encounter particular difficulties of social and professional integration from the conclusion of Contracts with Determined Term of Insertion (CDDI). These participants benefit from individualised support, together with additional training (technical training related to handling, gestures and postures, transmission of know-being and know-how useful for integration into a company, hygiene and safety, labour legislation and computer literacy) in order to facilitate their access to employment or training. Finally, we offer for sale computer packs and various appliances (from kettle to freezer...). (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The activity of this site is the reuse, recycling and recovery of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). _**_EEA and WEEE: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment_**_ _Electrical and electronic equipment includes all objects or components of objects that operate by means of electric or electromagnetic currents whether these currents are supplied by connection to a socket or through cells or batteries. (...) They are present in homes (television, kitchen robot), workplaces (computer, telephone), vehicles (autoradio) or simply in pockets (mobile phones, cameras)... These are for example large household appliances (refrigerator, stove, washing machine), small household appliances (sraser, coffee machine, toaster), computer and telecommunications equipment (computer, game console, walker), consumer equipment (radio, television, computer and digital toys and cables, DVD player, VCR, alarm clock), electrical and electronic tools (drill, mower)._ _An EEA becomes a WEEE when its owner has abandoned it or intended it to be abandoned because it no longer has its usefulness. In a company where the level of equipment is increasing and products are very quickly obsolete with the rapid evolution of technologies, WEEE amounts increase from 3 to 5 % per year. Every year the French produce 1.7 million tonnes of WEEE. More than 50 % of this waste comes from households, which represents 14Kb/hab./year and within 10 years, its volume should have doubled.__ As with other types of waste, WEEE can be classified according to their origins (professional or household), their congestion (less than or above 30 Kg) or their composition. In addition to metals and plastics, WEEE may contain products that are harmful to health, such as cadmium, lead, mercury, refrigerants or asbestos. It is for this reason that the European Union decided in 2003 to introduce regulations to ensure the recovery of these pollutants and to limit damage to health and the environment. www.actu-environnement.com_ _WEEE can be grouped into three main categories:_ _\- blank: refrigerators, washing machines and other large appliances_ _\- brown: audiovisual material_ _\- grey: office and IT equipment_ the mission of this site is based on different operations such as: * _Collecting D3Es in companies, administrations and individuals_ * _Reference, sorting and production of BSD (waste tracking line)_ * _Test of the material collected_ * _Recycling of equipment_: we repair and upgrade the equipment that may be * _Recycling_: obsolete material is sorted and sent for recycling in the different channels (depending on the type of waste) in accordance with the environment * _Sales_: we offer the equipment upgraded for sale In the context of the above-mentioned activities, the aim of the site is to accompany 14 participants (10.4 FTEs) who encounter particular difficulties of social and professional integration from the conclusion of Contracts with Determined Term of Insertion (CDDI). These participants benefit from individualised support, together with additional training (technical training related to handling, gestures and postures, transmission of know-being and know-how useful for integration into a company, hygiene and safety, labour legislation and computer literacy) in order to facilitate their access to employment or training. Finally, we offer for sale computer packs and various appliances (from kettle to freezer...). (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q3691122 in France
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Project Q3691122 in France |
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146,457.89 Euro
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425,997.36 Euro
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34.38 percent
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1 January 2016
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31 December 2016
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INIZIATIVA
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47°12'58.07"N, 1°31'16.50"W
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Ce chantier a pour activité la réutilisation, le recyclage et la valorisation des déchets d'équipements électriques et électroniques (DEEE). _**_Les EEE et DEEE : Déchets d’Equipements Electriques et Electroniques_**_ _Les équipements électriques et électroniques regroupent tous les objets ou les composants d’objets qui fonctionnent grâce à des courants électriques ou électromagnétiques que ces courants soient fournis par branchement sur une prise ou à travers des piles ou des batteries. ( …) Ils sont présents dans les habitations (télévision, robot de cuisine), les lieux de travail (ordinateur, téléphone), les véhicules (autoradio) ou tout simplement dans les poches (téléphones portables, appareils photo)… Ce sont par exemple les gros appareils ménagers (réfrigérateur, cuisinière, machine à laver), les petits appareils ménagers (rasoir, machine à café, grille pain), les équipements informatiques et de télécommunication (ordinateur, console de jeux, baladeur), le matériel grand public (radio, téléviseur, jouets et câbles informatiques et numériques, lecteur DVD, magnétoscope, réveil), les outils électriques et électroniques (perceuse, tondeuse)._ _Un EEE devient un DEEE dès lors que son propriétaire l’a abandonné ou le destine à l’abandon parce qu’il n’en a plus l’utilité. Dans une société où le taux d’équipement est de plus en plus élevé et où les produits sont très rapidement obsolètes avec l’évolution rapide des technologies, les quantités de DEEE augmentent de 3 à 5 % par an. Chaque année les Français produisent 1.7 million de tonnes de DEEE. Plus de 50 % de ces déchets sont issus des ménages, ce qui représente 14Kb/hab./an et d’ici à 10 ans, leur volume devrait avoir doublé._ _Comme les autres types de déchets, les DEEE peuvent être classés en fonction de leurs origines (professionnels ou ménagers), de leur encombrement (inférieur ou supérieur à 30 Kg) ou de leur composition. En effet, au côté des métaux et du plastique, les DEEE peuvent contenir des produits polluants ou dangereux pour la santé comme le cadmium, plomb, mercure, des fluides frigorigènes ou encore de l’amiante. C’est d’ailleurs pour cette raison que l’Union Européenne a décidé de mettre en place en 2003 une règlementation visant à assurer une récupération de ces polluants et à limiter les atteintes à la santé et à l’environnement._ _Source : www.actu-environnement.com_ _Les DEEE peuvent être regroupés au sein de trois catégories principales :_ _\- blancs : réfrigérateurs, machines à laver et autres gros électroménagers_ _\- bruns : matériel audiovisuel_ _\- gris : équipements bureautiques et informatiques_ la mission de ce chantier s'articule autour de différentes opérations telles que: * _Collecte des D3E dans les entreprises, les administrations et chez les particuliers_ * _Référencement, tri et production de BSD (bordereau de suivi des déchets)_ * _Test du matériel collecté_ * _Revalorisation du matériel_ : nous réparons et revalorisons le matériel qui peut l’être * _Recyclage_ : le matériel obsolète est trié et envoyé en recyclage dans les différents canaux (en fonction du type de déchet) dans le respect de l’environnement * _Vente_ : nous proposons le matériel revalorisé à la vente Dans le cadre des activités précitées, le chantier a pour objet d'accompagner 14 participants (10.4 ETP) rencontrant des difficultés particulières d'insertion sociale et professionnelle à partir de la conclusion de Contrats à Durée Déterminée d'Insertion (CDDI). Ces participants bénéficient d'un accompagnement individualisé, associé à une formation complémentaire (formations techniques en lien avec la manutention, les gestes et les postures, transmission de savoir-être et savoir-faire utiles à l’intégration dans une entreprise, hygiène et sécurité, législation du travail et initiation à l’informatique) en vue de favoriser leur accès à l'emploi ou à la formation. Enfin, nous proposons à la vente des packs informatiques et des appareils électroménagers variés (de la bouilloire au congélateur...). (French)
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The activity of this site is the reuse, recycling and recovery of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). _**_EEA and WEEE: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment_**_ _Electrical and electronic equipment includes all objects or components of objects that operate by means of electric or electromagnetic currents whether these currents are supplied by connection to a socket or through cells or batteries. (...) They are present in homes (television, kitchen robot), workplaces (computer, telephone), vehicles (autoradio) or simply in pockets (mobile phones, cameras)... These are for example large household appliances (refrigerator, stove, washing machine), small household appliances (sraser, coffee machine, toaster), computer and telecommunications equipment (computer, game console, walker), consumer equipment (radio, television, computer and digital toys and cables, DVD player, VCR, alarm clock), electrical and electronic tools (drill, mower)._ _An EEA becomes a WEEE when its owner has abandoned it or intended it to be abandoned because it no longer has its usefulness. In a company where the level of equipment is increasing and products are very quickly obsolete with the rapid evolution of technologies, WEEE amounts increase from 3 to 5 % per year. Every year the French produce 1.7 million tonnes of WEEE. More than 50 % of this waste comes from households, which represents 14Kb/hab./year and within 10 years, its volume should have doubled.__ As with other types of waste, WEEE can be classified according to their origins (professional or household), their congestion (less than or above 30 Kg) or their composition. In addition to metals and plastics, WEEE may contain products that are harmful to health, such as cadmium, lead, mercury, refrigerants or asbestos. It is for this reason that the European Union decided in 2003 to introduce regulations to ensure the recovery of these pollutants and to limit damage to health and the environment. www.actu-environnement.com_ _WEEE can be grouped into three main categories:_ _\- blank: refrigerators, washing machines and other large appliances_ _\- brown: audiovisual material_ _\- grey: office and IT equipment_ the mission of this site is based on different operations such as: * _Collecting D3Es in companies, administrations and individuals_ * _Reference, sorting and production of BSD (waste tracking line)_ * _Test of the material collected_ * _Recycling of equipment_: we repair and upgrade the equipment that may be * _Recycling_: obsolete material is sorted and sent for recycling in the different channels (depending on the type of waste) in accordance with the environment * _Sales_: we offer the equipment upgraded for sale In the context of the above-mentioned activities, the aim of the site is to accompany 14 participants (10.4 FTEs) who encounter particular difficulties of social and professional integration from the conclusion of Contracts with Determined Term of Insertion (CDDI). These participants benefit from individualised support, together with additional training (technical training related to handling, gestures and postures, transmission of know-being and know-how useful for integration into a company, hygiene and safety, labour legislation and computer literacy) in order to facilitate their access to employment or training. Finally, we offer for sale computer packs and various appliances (from kettle to freezer...). (English)
18 November 2021
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Identifiers
201604769
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