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E-waste and Logistics

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Electronics can be classified as having short product lifecycles and high rates of obsolescence, leading to the growing problem of e-waste. How can logistics help to reduce this e-waste?

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e-waste

Jigar Rameshbhai Patel N9006214

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Electronic waste, “e-waste” or “Waste

electrical electronic equipment” (WEEE) is a

waste consisting of any broken or unwanted

electrical or electronic appliance

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E-waste Market

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E-waste

41.5 million tons in 2011

93.5 million tons by 2016

17.6 percent from 2011-2016

Revenue from e-waste market management

$9.15 billion in 2011

$20.25 billion 2016

17.22 percent from 2011-2016

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Where does it go?

80 to 85 % discarded in landfill

20-25 million metric tons disposed worldwide

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Ghana Import

215000 tons

electronics

129,000 tons

of e-waste

every year

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Source: Blacksmith Institute/Green Cross

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How can logistic help to reduce e-waste?

Re-manufacturing

Recycling and Reuse

Reverse logistics

Trade-in

Take back event (Charity)

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What is reverse logistics?

Company become more environmentally responsible

Reuse, remanufacture, reduce material

Returning and exchanging products

5 Rs

Retail management

Relationship management

Return management

Repair management

Recovery management

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Reverse logistics Issues

Forecasting of control on timing, quantity ad quality

Organizing collection systems

Recycling of component, material or refurbishing.

Create secondary market for refurbished or recycled product

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Conclusion

Creation of products, processes, supply chain without reverse logistics

Return process should be a part of supply chain management

Electronic companies uses non-toxic material

Rfid (Radio frequency identification)system to optimize collection of e-waste

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BBC News,. (2013). Toxic waste 'major global threat'. Retrieved 2 September

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lacksmithinstitute.org,. (2014). Pollution l Blacksmith Institute l Solving

Pollution Problems. Saving Lives. . Retrieved 2 September 2014, from

http://www.blacksmithinstitute.org/

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