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Get the kitWhat this kit contains
The webinar brought together QHSE managers, solar companies and waste sector players from Benin, Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso around a simple finding: Africa collects only about 1% of the electrical and electronic waste it generates. This kit gathers the working documents discussed during the session.
Each document is described below with its actual origin, so you know what you are downloading and how much authority to give it. Regulatory texts come as files alongside a link to their official source: a copy quietly goes out of date, and the link lets you check the current version.
The documents
12 documents to download, including 3 official reference texts.
Understand and get your bearings
What the webinar established, and how to read the rest of the kit.
Webinar executive summary
The webinar’s seven modules condensed: treatment hierarchy, recommended WEEE chain and five levers for structuring the sector.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP · 18 pages
Company brochure
IFECARM GROUP’s services, sectors and track record.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP
Fold-out overview
IFECARM GROUP’s offering in a short three-panel format.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP
Classification and coding
Assign the right code to each waste stream, including WEEE (16 02) and batteries (16 06).
European List of Waste
Official sourceThe six-digit nomenclature, chapters 01 to 20, with the asterisk marking hazardous waste. An amended version applies from 9 November 2026.
Origin : AIDA database — INERIS (Decision 2000/532/EC as amended)
Traceability and tracking forms
Document every waste removal, from producer through to final treatment.
Tracking form template — non-hazardous waste
A three-part form (producer, carrier, consignee) to voluntarily trace a non-hazardous waste removal, where no regulatory form requires it.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP · 2 pages
Waste tracking form — teaching version
The tracking form’s 21 boxes explained, to understand what each must contain before building your own document.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP, based on French form CERFA no. 12571*01 (Etalab Open Licence 2.0)
French form CERFA no. 12571*01
Official sourceThe official French form in its binding version, for comparison. In France, hazardous waste traceability has gone through the national Trackdéchets registry since 2022.
Origin : service-public.fr — French administration
Order of 29 July 2005
Official sourceThe text establishing the hazardous waste tracking form in France, and defining its actual scope: hazardous waste, with two exceptions (asbestos, refrigerant fluids).
Origin : Légifrance — French Republic
Checklist — tanker loading inspection
What to check before a tanker leaves the site with hazardous waste: on-board documents, safety equipment, signage, driver’s undertaking.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP
Manage and audit
Organise waste management over time and check that your contractor meets your producer responsibility.
Waste register — template
The chronological register with its mandatory columns, the waste/code/transport cross-reference table, the table of D and R treatment codes, and contractor directories to build.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP
Waste disposal procedure
How to organise waste removal end to end: filling in and routing the tracking form, archiving, mandatory register content, annotated waste codes and the full lists of D and R operations.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP
Waste contractor audit framework
The method for auditing your collector or treatment facility, and documenting that you have exercised your producer responsibility: preparation, document review, site visit, information-gathering grid.
Origin : IFECARM GROUP · 9 pages