Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) plays a crucial role in managing Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) by shifting the responsibility of end-of-life product disposal to producers. In Kenya, proposed EPR categories cover a range of products from packaging to non-packaging items, aim

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Producer Responsibility in the UK entails businesses taking accountability for the environmental impact of their products, including packaging, electrical equipment, batteries, and end-of-life vehicles. This responsibility extends to vapes as they fall under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equip

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Social enterprises play a key role in the circular economy by promoting re-use practices that have a significant environmental impact, such as saving CO2 emissions and creating jobs. Through initiatives like preparing WEEE for re-use and re-using steel sections, social enterprises contribute to both

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Understanding producer responsibility in the vaping industry is crucial for ensuring sustainable practices. Producers are accountable for the end-of-life impact of their products, including packaging, electrical equipment, batteries, and vehicles. This article covers the regulations surrounding Wast

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The report on Sustainable Management of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) in Latin America highlights the context, challenges, and main findings regarding WEEE management in the region. It outlines the joint efforts needed for sustainable management and provides a roadmap for future i

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