Burning E-Waste Poisons
Our Planet and Our Future
The growing crisis of electronic waste (e-waste) is often hidden in plain sight—burnt in open air, dumped into landfills, or handled without safety measures. In many communities, especially in the informal sector, burning e-waste has become a common method for metal recovery. But this comes at a high cost. Toxic fumes pollute our air, hazardous chemicals seep into our soil and water, and carbon emissions continue to rise—all threatening human health and the environment.

Burning e-waste as a means of metal recovery
million tons of CO2 released annually
Disposal of. e-waste components into drains and landfills
%
of e-waste ends up in landfills or dump sites annually
Improper handling of e-waste fractions
million tons of e-waste informally processed
Our Mission
To formalize Ghana’s e-waste recycling sector by eliminating unsafe practices, recovering valuable materials responsibly, and diverting waste from landfills.
What We Do at CMC

Dismantling & Sorting
for e-waste types & fractions

Buy-back Program
for e-waste types & fractions

Wire Stripping & Granulation
for clean metal recovery

Collection & Transportation
of e-waste materials

Safe Storage & Packaging
to prevent pollution
We Handle
Cables & Metals
Copper, Aluminium, Steel.
Thermoplastics
ABS, PC, PP
Batteries
Lithium-ion, Dry Cells
CRTs & Screens
Whole Electronics
Fridges, ACs, Fans, Printers, etc.