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Reduce|Reuse|Recycle THE ECO-FRIENDLY ELECTRONIC WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY GO GREEN, GO E-TERRA 0 BACKGROUND INFORMATION Technology devices like computers, printers, mobile phones and more have significantly transformed the World, our life


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THE ECO-FRIENDLY ELECTRONIC WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY

GO GREEN, GO E-TERRA

Reduce|Reuse|Recycle

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BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Technology devices like computers, printers, mobile phones and more have significantly transformed the World, our life and the way we do business; Unfortunately, as these devices reach their end-of-life or become obsolete or unwanted due to advancement in technology and changes in consumer behaviour they become “e-waste” E-waste is an acronym for electronic waste; Sources of e-waste include: Home & office appliances, small appliances, telecomm, medical & lighting equipment, monitor & control systems and more; 2 major needs emerge when electronics reach their end

  • f life and become e-waste: ECO-FRIENDLY DISPOSAL &

DATA SECURITY; E-Terra was established to satisfy these needs.

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DANGEROUS TRENDS & STATISTICS

ICT policy of most business and government institutions are loose, thereby making them very vulnerable to privacy and intellectual property theft with potential dangerous consequences; According to UNEP, over 70% of most electronic waste are store at homes & offices ignorant of the toxicity of such items and its health hazard; Disposal of unwanted I.T Assets are still executed majorly through auction with little interest on where these assets end-up including the negative impacts associated with unprofessional e-waste handling on man and the environment; A publication in Guardian, 2015, revealed that about 200,000 cancer cases are being diagnosed every year in Nigeria, while 10,000 people die annually (10 people every hour); UNEP links the alarming cancer, kidney and liver diseases in Nigeria to environmental pollution mainly due to industrialization and the improper handling & disposal of electronic waste.

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FACTS ON IMPROPER E-WASTE DISPOSAL

ACCORDING TO UNEP & BASEL CONVENTION ABOUT 1 MILLION TONNES OF E-WASTE IS GENERATED IN NIGERIA ANNUALLY (40% FROM LAGOS); MOST ENDS-UP IN THE HAND OF UNPROFESSIONALS; HENCE UNPROFESSIONAL MATERIAL HANDLING; BURNING OF CABLES AND UNWANTED E-WASTE TO EXTRACT PRECIOUS METAL; HARD DRIVE SCAVENGERS; ILLEGAL COLLECTION & EXPORT; LANDFILL DISPOSAL.

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ALARMING PICTURES (1)

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ALARMING PICTURE (2)

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DANGEROUS TRENDS & STATISTICS (Cont.d)

ü Financially, 2014 Annual report of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), shows that, between year 2013 and 2014, fraud on e-payment platform of the Nigerian banking sector increased by 183 per cent; ü Also, report published in 2014 by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, UK, estimated the annual cost

  • f cybercrime to Nigeria at about 0.08 per cent of our

GDP, representing about N127 billion; ü Furthermore, according to Reuters findings in 2013, Cyber criminals in Nigeria have move beyond traditional “419” phishing attacks to now target businesses; ü Global tracking of cyber-attacks indicate that Nigeria is among countries with the highest cases of software piracy, identity & intellectual property theft and malware attacks;

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Of these, fraud complaints were the most common (60%), followed by identity theft (13%)

According to computing magazine, 2015, the only sure way to stop criminals stealing data from obsolete electronic waste e.g. computers is to destroy the hard drive & other storage devices; The magazine recovered 22,000 "deleted" files from eight computers which it bought from the auction site eBay – demonstrating that normal formatting & degaussing is insufficient to remove data.

DANGEROUS TRENDS & STATISTICS (Cont.d)

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vE-terra Technologies Ltd is a pioneering private “end-to-end” e- waste manager, recycler and refurbisher in Lagos, Nigeria registered with Federal Ministry of Environment (FMENV) & Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA); vOur operations are HSE, ISO & EMS compliant, strictly in line with international best practices, of which we intend to surpass and become a benchmark going forward; vWe are young, but fast growing, very capable and truly Nigerian.

The company is manage by a team of experts with over 50yrs cumulative experience:

  • IFEANYI. C. OCHONOGOR - CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
  • GABRIEL. O. ONIFADE - CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
  • IKEM. T. PATRICK - DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS LIAISON

ERNEST ONWUBU - DIRECTOR OF FINANCE ANTHONY ITA - BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

WHO WE ARE

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CURRENT SERVICE OFFERINGS

  • A. E-WASTE COLLECTION &

DISPOSAL

  • For a fee, on a periodic (one-off) or annual

basis (SLA), we can pick-up and dispose electronic waste in an eco-friendly manner that best promotes our clients as “an environmentally friendly corporate

  • rganization or government.
  • C. WEEE REFURBISHING
  • We refurbish and commercialize near-

end-of life electronic gadgets for re-use or donation to staff members and charity as part of client’s employee reward scheme

  • r corporate social responsibility (CSR).
  • B. DATA DEGAUSSING & DESTRUCTION

SERVICE

  • We can protect businesses and government

institutions from hackers & identity thieves by assisting them degauss and/or permanently destroy all old and unwanted data containing storage components like hard drives, tapes, CDs or proprietary electronic devices and more in an irreversible manner.

  • D. I.T ASSET DECOMISSIONING
  • We can work with your I.T department to

evaluate/take inventory, withdraw and take

  • ut of service unwanted and obsolete I.T

Assets.

  • E. CRT TREATMENT

üWe have the first CRT treatment plant in West Africa that can handle Cathode Ray Tubes.

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BATCH PROCESS FLOW CHART

COLLECTION

SORT & GATHERING

RECYCLING

REFURBISHIN G

DISASSEMBLIN

G

TESTING HETEROGENEOUS

SORTING REASSEMBLING

COMPONENT

EXTRACTION

PROCESSING/OS

INSTALATION

HOMOGENEOUS

SORTING

ENHANCEMENT &

PACKAGING MATERIAL RECOVERY PROCESS

  • r

STORAGE/SALES

EVALUATION

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OUR VALUE PROPOSITION

1. Access to World-class & efficient electronic waste management services and support rendered by very experienced professionals; 2. On and off-site service delivery capacity for client convenience; 3. An opportunity for our clients to increase their brand equity by patronizing international best practice services in environmental sustainability; 4. Mention of clients in E-Terra’s publicity campaign and events as one of the organizations assisting Nigeria prevents health, environmental and financial crisis; 5. Irreversible destruction of unwanted data containing devices e.g. Hard Drive Disk, Tapes, CDs, etc. to avoid sensitive data leakage with potential hacking consequences; 6. Superior risk management & business peace of mind (Maximum security handling guarantee, client can nominate a staff to monitor compliance, CCTV footage provided for sensitive services e.g. data destruction); 7. Facilitate good relationship with local & international environmental regulatory agencies; 8. Reduced vulnerability from old I.T equipment & software including reduced maintenance and license costs; 9. Negligible disruption to business operations while rendering service; 10. Issuance of Internationally recognized certificate of eco-friendly compliance to 1yr Service Level Agreement (SLA) clients.

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Administrative office at Yaba, Lagos; Material Recovery Facility (MRF), located at, Abule Ado, off Badagry Expressway, Lagos; A site along Ikorodu – Shagamu road for proposed World-class Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE) recycling plant; Currently working in partnership to set up e-waste collection/drop-off centres in strategic locations nationwide.

LOCATION

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MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY

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SOME PROCESS PICTURES

Mobile Trunk Secure Seal Tagging & Scanning

  • f HDDs
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BEFORE AFTER

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MOST RECENT CLIENTS

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NEXT STEPS?

1 3 2

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CLOSING REMARKS & CONSENSUS

  • We know that one or more of our

service offering will be of interest to your organization;

“Kindly avail E-TERRA the

  • pportunity to add value that

will make you proud engaging

  • ur services…………..”

THANK YOU!!!