Alte Handys sammeln für Delfine in Mosambik

An aid project by: Gesellschaft zur Rettung der Delphine e.V. (U. Karlowski)

Uploaded on 27-07-2008

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U. Karlowski (Project Manager)

"Handys sammeln, in Deutschland die Umwelt entlasten und in Afrika Delfine schützen", ist das Motto der Handy-Recycling-Initiative der Gesellschaft zur Rettung der Delphine (GRD) und der Deutschen Umwelthilfe (DUH).

NEU: Ab September zahlt T-Mobile für jedes gesammelte Handy leider nur noch 3 Euro. Davon gehen jew. 1,50 an die DUH und die GRD, die zur Finanzierung eines Delfin- und Meeresschutzprojekts in Mosambik eingesetzt werden.

Die Hilfe für Afrika entlastet gleichzeitig die Umwelt in Deutschland, denn die Geräte werden umweltgerecht und zertifiziert entsorgt oder einer Weiterverwendung zugeführt. Dadurch sollen Deponien und Müllöfen entlastet und gleichzeitig wertvolle Ressourcen gespart werden.

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1 news from the project – the latest from 28 August 2008
About the carrier of this project “Gesellschaft zur Rettung der Delphine e.V.”
Location: Maputo, Mozambique
Updated on 12 May 2012, published on 27 July 2008

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