West Sea Coast Guard Signs MOU with e-Sunhwan Governance

Establishment of a Collection and Recycling System for Waste Electronic Products

The West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency (Commissioner Lee Myungjun) announced on the 24th that it has signed a business agreement with e-Sunhwan Governance to promote resource circulation and efficiently recycle electronic waste.

The two organizations plan to closely cooperate to establish an eco-friendly collection and recycling system for waste electronic products, minimize waste generation, and activate a resource circulation system. Through these efforts, they aim to practice ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) management and promote sustainable environmental protection.

They are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement with e-Sunhwan Governance. Photo by Seohae Regional Coast Guard

During the agreement ceremony, the West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency and e-Sunhwan Governance discussed concrete action plans to ensure proper waste disposal and expand recycling. Key points included strengthening the collection and handover process for waste electronics, establishing an eco-friendly separation and discharge system, reducing waste, promoting the recycling of waste electronics, and enhancing social contribution activities.

A representative from e-Sunhwan Governance stated, "This agreement marks an important starting point for solving the issue of electronic waste and realizing a resource-circulating society. Through cooperation with the West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency, we will continue efficient and systematic environmental protection activities."

A representative from the West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency said, "Through this agreement, we will take the lead in expanding eco-friendly policies and establishing a culture of resource circulation in cooperation with nonprofit public organizations."