Smart Environment SW | Solid Waste IND-57

Recycled E-Waste

Evaluates the successful collection and recycling of electronic waste across the city. Driven by Perbadanan Putrajaya's integrated E-Waste Collection Programme, it ensures toxic components are safely diverted from landfills.

Achieved Level 3 Target
Current Performance
Target
100 metric_tonnes
Baseline Year
Target Year
Lead Agency
Update Cycle
Last Updated

Performance Progress

Overall Achievement 100%
Baseline: metric_tonnes Target: 100 metric_tonnes

Indicator Overview

This indicator tracks the municipal efficiency in processing electrical and electronic waste. Coordinated through Perbadanan Putrajaya, the citywide recycling network mitigates environmental hazards while recovering valuable materials from the waste stream.

Indicator Requirements

Numerator

Total amount of the city’s electrical and electronic waste that is recycled in tonnes.

Denominator

Total amount of electrical and electronic waste collected in the city in tonnes.

Evidence Requirements (Auditor Checklist)

Indicator 57 = A / B X 100 A. Numerator : Please state the total amount of the city’s electrical and electronic waste that is recycled in metric tonnes for the assessment year. B. Denominator : Please state the total amount of electrical and electronic waste collected in the city in metric tonnes for the assessment year.

Delivered By

Initiatives actively contributing to this indicator's achievement.

E-Waste Collection and Recycling Programme Perbadanan Putrajaya
Operational

100% e-waste recycling rate achieved in 2025 — 95.435 metric tonnes collected and recycled through AFES's integrated Putrajaya collection network.

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recycling-collection-programme Perbadanan Putrajaya
Planning

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Standards Reference

ISO Ref.
MS ISO 37122:2019
Indicator ID
IND-57
Category
SW - Solid Waste
Data Source

Part of Component

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