While the Circular Economy is gaining recognition among people, companies, and governments, practical actions are still often limited to recycling generated waste. In Peru, only 7% of what is generated receives formal treatment — the rest waits in a warehouse or ends up in an informal dump site. This is the guide that summarizes what every management team should know before deciding what to do with that equipment.
In Peru, this management is regulated by Supreme Decree N.° 009-2019-MINAM, which sets out the obligations for a more efficient environmental management system.
ACTUAL SCOPE
Peruvian regulation recognizes 11 categories of electrical and electronic equipment. We group them into 5 blocks so it's easy to identify what your company is generating today — click to learn more.
At Circular Solutions we apply the 5Rs as pillars of every project, always prioritizing the first ones — reduce, reuse, repair — before recycling, because that's where the most value is preserved.
Protecting the environment no longer depends solely on citizens or the State: companies, as generators of e-waste, have an active and measurable role to play. Circular Solutions supports you through every step of that path, from diagnosis to final certification.
