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Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

How RecoServ's projects relate to the United Nations 2030 Agenda. The mapping is an internal assessment: it distinguishes contributions already documented from expected ones and states the evidence available for each.

Map of the goals

Main contribution

SDG 11

Sustainable cities and communities

Target 11.6
Reduce the environmental impact of cities, with attention to municipal waste management.
Projects
eScrap SmartBin, Cicero, collection events
Evidence
6 collection events in residential buildings, 793.75 kg collected, WEEE and batteries combined. Collection events
Status
Documented for the events, expected for the containers.
SDG 12

Responsible consumption and production

Target 12.4
Sound management of waste throughout its life cycle.
Target 12.5
Reduce waste through prevention, recycling and reuse.
Projects
eScrap SmartBin, Cicero, ADF, PMR
Evidence
782.55 kg of WEEE (R1-R5) and 11.196 kg of batteries collected separately at the events; traceability with Cicero in testing. Collection events
Status
Documented for collection, expected for recovery (ADF and PMR are planned).

Secondary contribution

SDG 9

Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Target 9.4
More resource-efficient infrastructure.
Projects
eScrap SmartBin, Cicero, AFO
Status
Expected, projects in development or planned.
SDG 17

Partnerships for the goals

Target 17.17
Partnerships between public, private and civil society.
Projects
Working model with municipalities, operators and collective schemes
Status
Expected.

Potential contribution (projects at idea stage)

SDG 14

Life below water

Target 14.1
Reduce marine pollution, including waste.
Projects
OceanClean
Status
Expected, no evidence.

Not attributed, with reasons

SDG 13, Climate action
An indirect contribution is plausible, but it requires a measure of avoided emissions that we do not have today.
SDG 4, Quality education (target 4.7)
Attributable only with a structured education programme, which does not exist today.

Method and attribution criteria

Main: the project’s activity directly affects the target. Secondary: the project enables the target without driving it. Potential: planned projects or projects at idea stage, without evidence. No goal is attributed without a verifiable link; the evidence is the data published on this site.

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