The Global E-Waste Monitor 2024
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publication Jan 2024 ; 146 pages
Aut.
Shahana Althaf
&
Michelle Wagner
&
Noémie Pralat
&
Rosie McDonald
&
Ruediger Kuehr
&
Shunichi Honda
&
Sunil Herat
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Vanessa Gray
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Vanessa Forti
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Elena Fernandez-Cubillo
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Elena D’Angelo
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Otmar Deubzer
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Garam Bel
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Cornelis P. Baldé
&
Tales Yamamoto
Ed. UNITAR - Genève
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Editor Presentation
Abstract:
The Global E-waste Monitor 2024 is the fourth edition of the Monitor. It is a reference tool that shows the position of the world in terms of the global e-waste challenge. Since 2014, The Global E-waste Monitor reports this issue and provides up-to-date overview of global e-waste data, statistics, and progress in policy and regulation. It also provides an outlook of what the future holds if things change or stay the same. Contents:
Acknowledgements p.5
Foreword p.7
Executive Summary p.10
Chapter 1: What is EEE and E-waste? p.18
Chapter 2: Methodology p.22
Chapter 3: Key Global Statistics p.26
Chapter 4: Transboundary Movements p.38
Chapter 5: Legislation p.42
Chapter 6: Recovery of Valuable and Critical Metals p.44
Chapter 7: Treatment Technology Innovations p.48
Chapter 8: Environmental Impact p.50
Chapter 9: Economic Assessmentp.52
Chapter 10: Improvement Outlook from 2022 to 2030 p.56
Africa p.62
Americas p.68
Asia p.76
Europe p.94
Oceania p.100
Global E-waste Statistics Partnership p.104
About the Authors p.105
Annex 1: Methodology Details p.106
Annex 2: Datasets p.116
References p.138
Keyword: |
e-waste - electrical and electronical waste WEEE (CI) (DT) (ET) |
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UNITAR
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United Nations Institute for Training and Research - Genève - Switzerland |
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