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Northladder partners with leading electronics retailers to enhance trade in programmes across UAE – Waste & Recycling Middle East and Africa
NorthLadder, a UAE-based second-hand online marketplace for electronics has recently announced long-term partnerships with key retailers across the UAE including select Carrefour and Lulu Hypermarkets and electronic retailers including EMAX, Jumbo Electronics, Ecity, MDS, Istyle, Samsung Brand Shops operated by Jacky’s Retail LLC and Harman House, to support the rising number of people trading in their devices. Reports in the UAE suggest trade in volumes across leading electronics retailers have quadrupled. To support this surge, NorthLadder said it has partnered with leading retailers to offer its innovative technology, trusted network and secure auction platform. To facilitate the trade in process, the company has launched white labelled apps for each retailer. Through the apps, consumers will be encouraged to explore and purchase device upgrades.
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Sustainability – The carbon crisis | attractionsmanagement.com
If the school strikes, Extinction Rebellion movement, Greta Thunberg
and David Attenborough haven’t yet had an impact, then surely the
uncontrollable fires in the Amazon and Australia must have hit home that
the climate crisis needs action from everyone right now.
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Cohesion Policy invests in sustainable transport in Poland
An investment of over €234 million from the Cohesion Fund will go to upgrade almost 117km of the Skawina-Zakopane railway line in Southern Poland. The project will start to be operational as of 2024.