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E-Waste Carbon Credit Consultancy

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eventPublished on Sep 05, 2026 · verifiedWe confirmed on Sep 10, 2026 that it's still live

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US$ 30 – US$ 250 per project

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Our organization is ramping up an e-waste sustainability initiative that centres on one core activity: Recycling. I need a specialist who can translate that activity into verified carbon credits, wrap it into a compelling government-grade proposal, and ensure the entire supply chain is traceable from collection through downstream processors. Scope of work • Map the recycling process to an accepted methodology (Verra, Gold Standard or similar) and calculate the emissions we can legitimately claim. • Draft the full RFP / RFQ package for public-sector tenders and grant applications, covering technical specs, milestones and compliance language. • Prepare a concise grant narrative that links our recycling outputs to wider circular-economy goals, ESG metrics and SDG targets. • Design a supply-chain integration plan that captures asset intake, refurbishment routes where practical, and final material recovery, all backed by auditable data. Acceptance criteria 1. Carbon credit projection follows GHG Protocol and is ready for third-party validation. 2. RFP / RFQ documents meet standard government formatting and are submission-ready. 3. Grant package clearly quantifies social, environmental and financial returns. 4. Traceability workflow can be demonstrated end-to-end in a process map or dashboard mock-up. All existing recycling data, facility audits and partner MOUs will be provided on award. I am keen to move fast, so please indicate any comparable carbon-linked recycling work you have completed along with your proposed timeline.

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