Converge has just announced that it has started to deploy collection boxes for electronic waste across three business centers in Pampanga. Its goal is to help with Converge's #CountdownToZeroWaste campaign in Angeles City and strive towards its sustainability commitment to have zero output to landfill by 2030. The donated e-wastes will be hauled, processed, and recycled into new materials such as bricks, chairs, and others through the help of government-accredited waste recycling companies and in accordance to the standard set by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). The e-waste drop boxes are initially deployed at Converge business centers in Dau, Mabalacat, and Clark in Pampanga. Plans to roll out more e-waste boxes throughout the year have already been set with the next location being Nueva Ecija in February. Converge had also begun its e-waste campaign back in November 2022 at its Metro Manila headquarters in Pasig City. Reducing our waste is one of the ways to do that and we are targeting zero waste to landfill output 2030, which is aligned with the broader United Nations sustainable development goals. We started this campaign…with what we have, which is electronic waste. Read more in our articles including "Converge rolls out e-waste collection points across its business centers" and "Converge announces FiberX Gaming Package".
Converge has just announced that it has started to deploy collection boxes for electronic waste…
Feb 1, 2023
Converge ICT has announced that it’s rolling out high-speed broadband services at up to 100Mbps…
Oct 14, 2016
Converge ICT Solutions Inc has announced that they have boosted their international network capacity by…
Jan 3, 2022
The demand for faster internet increases as everyone relies on a stable connection for online…
Nov 11, 2021
Converge ICT has officially announced its improved FiberX residential plans with higher speeds starting at…
Nov 9, 2021Converge has just announced that it has started to deploy collection boxes for electronic waste across three business centers in Pampanga. Its goal is to help with Converge's #CountdownToZeroWaste campaign in Angeles City and strive towards its sustainability commitment to have zero output to landfill by 2030.
The donated e-wastes will be hauled, processed, and recycled into new materials such as bricks, chairs, and others through the help of government-accredited waste recycling companies and in accordance to the standard set by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). The e-waste drop boxes are initially deployed at Converge business centers in Dau, Mabalacat, and Clark in Pampanga. Plans to roll out more e-waste boxes throughout the year have already been set with the next location being Nueva Ecija in February.
Our coverage of converge e waste includes: "Converge rolls out e-waste collection points across its business centers"; "Converge announces FiberX Gaming Package"; "Coverge ICT offers up to 100Mbps internet with fiber technology". Each article provides unique insights and information.