Reverse Logistics (RL) of end-of-use/end-of-life products has become a vital part of circular
economy practices for manufacturers. However, significant quantities of resources are still …

E-waste, known for its hazardous contents, has gained attention for its use as secondary raw
materials. There is evidence that the e-waste sector in developing countries applies various …

Management of end-of-life tires (ELTs) has evolved into an important sustainability
requirement that should follow circular economy principles. It is increasingly important to find …

The need for effective electronic waste (e-waste) management practices has received wide
attention due to increased societal awareness; however, the existence of challenges adds …

From a sustainability perspective, the performance of a company's supply chain will be
satisfactory when it has reached in all aspects a desirable eco-environmentally friendly …

The process of production, consumption, and final disposal of electrical and electronic
equipment usually leads to harmful waste to the environment called e-waste. Eliminating …

Despite electronic waste (e-waste) rules in force, there is still a huge gap in awareness
among communities about the handling of discarded Electrical and Electronic Equipment …

The effectiveness of e-waste collection depends on organizational and social factors.
Individuals should have easy access to collection points and be aware of proper methods of …

Efficient waste management practices are becoming increasingly necessary due to the
negative environmental and health impacts of waste generation and disposal. One type of …

The strategic review explores the evolving landscape of electronic waste (e-waste)
management in Saudi Arabia, shedding light on the strategies implemented, challenges …