Improving E-Waste Management for Sustainable Environment in West Africa

Improving E-Waste
management for sustainable
environment in West Africa.

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
Importance of the issue under consideration...................................................................................3
Aim..............................................................................................................................................4
Problem and importance..............................................................................................................4
Important Aspect.........................................................................................................................4
Reflection.....................................................................................................................................5
Policy...........................................................................................................................................5
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................1

INTRODUCTION
The commitment that is involved in balancing different economic as well as the social challenges
with regard to waste management is said to be one of the Unique trait of South African policy. It
is said that waste is one of the prominent aspect that is to be taken care about in order to decide
over the raw material usage as well as the product design such that it will not contribute for an
increase in the waste that is produced. The waste generation is because of the growing population
as well as the economic development that it has contributed towards the usage of resources at
that the generation of waste is said to be maximum (Baldé and et.al, 2017). There are different
complexities that are related to the adverse effects and hazardous properties of waste. The waste
management will have to be carry forwarded in a pleasant manner in order to avoid the
unpleasant living condition. Although it is limited to a proper understanding of different
generations that are included in waste management.
Importance of the issue under consideration
It is said that the waste disposal in South African countries is said to be coupled with relatively
low pricing for land filling. The E waste management is necessary in order to develop the
operations that are required to generate the waste management probability such that they will not
be severe and threatening impacts that are created due to waste generation. E-waste or electronic
waste management is said to be equipped with electronic equipment which is known as waste
electrical and electronic equipment. This is a kind of technology that is used in treating the waste
that cannot be taken for granted or can be put up on a single entity as a cause for it. E-waste or w
we are the broken parts for the parts which are absolute and not useful for any purpose. this
cause severe damage to health and ecosystem of the. It is necessary that we need to take care
over the charges that are important to maintain an ecological balance and this approach will be
one of the useful mechanism. The product design and consumer needs diversifies the waste
generation by leaps and bounds. It is estimated that on an year there is a generation of thousand
terms of WEE which is generated as a result of consumer varied needs and design development
in each country. Sweden is trying for zero waste generation by the end of 2021. The total zero is
not possible in near future for many countries but it is said that the African government can
manage them using sustainable practices (Kumar and et.al, 2017).