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Moving Steps Sustainability Actions

Collecting public e-waste

The company says it collects domestic e-waste from the public and pays for it instead of charging a fee. It also says it teaches people about the environmental risks of poor disposal. This points to a waste recovery model that tries to make it easier for households to hand in old electronics safely.

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Turning waste into new outputs

The company says it uses a cradle-to-cradle approach, which means waste is treated as a resource instead of being thrown away. It processes waste into reusable products such as carbon black and burning fuel. This is part of a circular economy approach, where materials are kept in use for longer.

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Running education events

The company says it runs exhibitions and talks for students, teachers, parents, and government departments. These sessions cover proper waste disposal, rainwater harvesting, and water treatment. The aim is to build public awareness and improve everyday environmental habits.

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Using certified management systems

The company says it has ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications. ISO 14001 is a standard for managing environmental impact, while ISO 45001 is a standard for health and safety at work. These certifications suggest the company has formal systems in place for environmental control and worker protection.

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Working with local authorities

The company says it works with the government and local councils to support a circular economy. A circular economy is a system that tries to reduce waste by reusing and recovering materials. This suggests the business is trying to fit its waste work into wider public waste management efforts.

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