Honoured to welcome the Taiwanese Ministry of Environment to Circular IT group

We were privileged to welcome

• Minister Dr. Chi-Ming Peng, Ministry of Environment, Taiwan
• Dr. Lin-Yi Tsai, Director General, Climate Change Administration, Ministry of Environment, Taiwan
• Dr. Ying-Ying Lai, Director General, Resource Circulation Administration, Ministry of Environment, Taiwan

Members of staff from the Minister’s offices of the Climate Change Administration and Resource Circulation Administration, Taiwan

Their visit formed part of an extensive program, co-organised by Holland Circular Hotspot (HCH) under the leadership of Mr Freek van Eijk (CEO) and Mrs Vesna Lavtizar, PhD Lavtizar (COO), whom we sincerely thank for their efforts in building valuable international collaborations in the circular economy and building a compelling program.

Official thanks to the delegation

On behalf of our CEO Dimitri Wams, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to Minister Dr. Chi-Ming Peng, Dr. Lin-Yi Tsai, Dr. Ying-Ying Lai, and the members of the delegation for their interest, their thoughtful discussions, and the positive feedback shared during the visit.

We also thank everyone who contributed to making this event possible, including Jan-Dirk Krispijn (Director End-User Computing), Daan van Nieuwenhoven (Director ITAD), Erwin van der Valk (Director Marketing) and of course all colleagues of Circular IT group and other participants in the workshops and those who provided their valuable time and effort.

Erwin van der Valk says: “This visit reinforces the importance of international cooperation in accelerating the transition to a circular economy for IT hardware.”

 

International collaboration in circular IT

Circular IT group is proud to have hosted this exchange and to share its capabilities in extending the lifecycles of IT hardware and enabling circular IT solutions.

We warmly welcome future delegations and partners who wish to learn more about our approach and collaborate in advancing the circular economy.

This visit reinforces the importance of international cooperation in accelerating the transition to a circular economy for IT hardware.