Electronic waste (e-waste) is the fastest-growing class of waste because of the remarkable
demand for various electronic gadgets such as mobiles and laptops. Moreover, its improper …

Globally, e-waste is the fastest growing and most valuable waste-stream. While countries
worldwide are increasingly acknowledging the e-waste problem and introducing policies …

In recent years, a new frame for innovation policy has emerged, namely “transformative
innovation policy”(TIP), which aims at addressing transformative change or “Grand …

The current animal-based food systems are being challenged by environmental, social and
economic sustainability issues. A systemic transformation from conventional agriculture to a …

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 …

Several countries have created policy instruments seeking to direct research and innovation
(R&I) toward addressing societal challenges. However, the design of such instruments might …

With rapid economic development, the protection of the ecological environment has become
very important. The modernization of rural ecological governance is the basis and …

The adoption of the extended producers' responsibility (EPR) principle as a mitigation
strategy for e-waste management has gained impetus over the past few years. However, e …

Transformative innovation policy (TIP) implies not only new directionality for innovation
policy but also rethinking its means and scope. This requires further investigation into the …

Historically STI policy is connected to national security and the military. Yet, contemporary
innovation policy is rarely discussed in a security context. This perspective argues that new …