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The Global Challenge of E-Waste Generation
The worldwide generation of e-waste may be estimated at >57 × 109 kg in 2022 and is increasing at a yearly rate of 3–5%. In dealing with e-waste, there are currently large losses of valuable resources, accompanied by substantial workplace hazards and pollution beyond the workplace.openaire +1 more source
Global scenario of E-waste generation: trends and future predictions
2023Anusha Vishwakarma +2 more
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E- Waste Disposal in Tanzania: The Implications for Income Generation and Poverty Reduction
2014There is increasing deployment and use of ICT materials from developed countries by the developing countries. This has been the case given the acknowledged ICT potential for economic growth, income generation and hence reduction of poverty. Because of its fast growth, the ICT industry has generated volumes and volumes of ‘e - waste’, which in turn ...
Bakari, JK, Swai, LA, Samzugi, AS
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E-Waste Generation, Flow, and Management in Eastern Region of Sri Lanka
2023A. K. Hasith Priyashantha +2 more
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An overview of E-waste generation and management strategies in metro cities of India
2023Dolly Kumari +2 more
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Role of Media in E-waste Awareness Generation toward Social Sustainability
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Enhanced E-Waste Classification Through Masked Generative Transformers
2025 International Conference on Innovative Trends in Information Technology (ICITIIT)D. Jeya Priya, Sarish R V, Sujeeth S
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The E-Waste Challenge in India: A Study on Generation, Handling, and Impact
SSRN Electronic JournalShubham Puri +4 more
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