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E-WASTE SURVEY: TAKING GLOBAL ACTION Federico Magalini UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY – Institute for Sustainability & Peace Rome, 7 September 2011

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E-WASTE SURVEY: TAKING GLOBAL ACTION Federico Magalini UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY – Institute for Sustainability & Peace Rome, 7 September 2011. EEE – Changing Patterns (ADDRESS Project). EEE Put on Market Million tons. 1990. Total: 19,5 Mt. 1990. 26%. 10%. 5%. 4%. 30%. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: EEE – Changing Patterns (ADDRESS Project)

E-WASTE SURVEY: TAKING GLOBAL ACTION

Federico MagaliniUNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY – Institute for Sustainability & Peace

Rome, 7 September 2011

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26%

10%

5%

4%

30%

1990

EEE – Changing Patterns (ADDRESS Project)

US + Canada5.1

EU27+25.8

Japan1.9

Africa 0.7Australia + Pacific 0.3

India 0.7

Asia, excl. China, India Russia 2.2 China

+ HK, 0.9

South + Central America

2.1

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EEE Put on Market Million tons

Total: 19,5 Mt

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EEE – Changing Patterns (ADDRESS Project)

Japan2.5

Asia, excl China, India, Russia, 4.6

EU27+28.6

US + Canada8.0

China + Hong Kong 2.8

South + Central America

3.4

Africa 1.0

Russia 1.0

Australia + Pacific 0.5Europe, non EU27+2, 0.2

India 1.4

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EEE Put on Market Million tons

Total: 34 Mt

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EEE – Changing Patterns (ADDRESS Project)

Asia, excl China, India, Russia

8.7

China + Hong Kong8.7

US + Canada11.0

EU27+2 11.7

South + Central America

5.7

India3.4

Japan3.2

Africa 2.1

Russia 1.8Australia + Pacific 0.7

Europe, non EU27+2, 0.3

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EEE Put on Market Million tons

Total: 57,4 Mt

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2015

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17%

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EEE – Changing Patterns (ADDRESS Project)

EEE Put on Market globally 2015, 76.1 million tons

EU27+213.7

US + Canada12.8

China + Hong Kong14.6

Asia, excl ChinaIndia, Russia

11.8

India5.5

South and Central America

7.6 Japan3.6

Russia 2.4

Africa 3.0

Australia + Pacific 0.9Europe, non EU27+2, 0.4

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EEE Put on Market Million tons

Total: 76,1 Mt

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WEEE – Changing Patterns (ADDRESS Project)

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WEEE Arisings globally 1990, 14.8 Mtons

United States, 3,533

Japan, 1,439

India, 485 Total EU 27+2, 4,440

China, 611

WEEE Arisings globally 2015, 58.9 Mtons

Turkey, 770

China, 10,782

Total EU 27+2, 10,529

India, 4,123

Japan, 2,867

United States, 9,434

Brazil, 1,811

Russia, 1,813 Mexico, 1,309 Korea, 1,092

Canada, 904

= 63% = 39% Upcoming ?!?= 61%

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Impacts of (W)EEE on Climate Change

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•Use of Natural resources (particularly precious & special metals)

Production (EEE)

•Energy consumption

•Re-USE impacts linked to production prevention

•Role of ICT in mitigating Climate Change > GHG gases

Use (EEE)

• Primary emissions (CFC containing) > GHG gases

• Mitigate resource use (recycling society)

Only under proper recycling

End-of-Life (WEEE)

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The role of e-waste worldwide

• Global Estimates for 2015: 58,9 Mt/y

• More than 600 Mt CO2 eq potential (under EU scenario)

• Growing number of countries being covered by e-waste bills

• Limited EEE covered (hardly C&F appliances, Lamps)

• No specific targets on EEE categories (collection & treatment)

• No specific requirements on:

• Pre-processing (e.g. ensuring efficient GHG gas removal)• End-processing (e.g. ensuring proper recovery of precious & special metals)

• Countries without any e-waste bill

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A joint effort towards global solutions

Closing Digital Divide

Electronic Industry &

Sustainable Development

Adverse effects due to

un-proper management

Joint Survey on e-waste Issues, Policies &

Standards

[1 Oct – 15 Nov]

Refurbishers

NGOs

Associations

Recyclers

Compliance

Schemes

OEMs

Governments

Academia

Others

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Aims of Survey

Country Level

Policies for EoL

Policies for Used EEE

Volumes, Flows (EEE, WEEE)

in/out

Company Level

Policies affecting EEE

Policies affecting used EEE

Standards/Guidelines on

chain

Volumes/Flows

EEE Industry Specific

Standards/Guidelines on DfE

Upcoming regulations

affecting business

Policies towards future recycling of

products

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Joint efforts are needed

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We can leverage

sustainable development

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How to play your role

• Online: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ewastesurvey2011

• Deadline: 15 November 2011

• Contact info:

― Cristina Bueti― Matthias Kern ― Ruediger Kuehr

127 Sept 2011 ITU Green Standards Week - Rome