Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), also known as e-waste, is one of the
most important waste streams with high recycling potential. Materials used in these products …

The task of increasing collection rates of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)
is an important challenge in the global economy, and especially in the European Union …

Mobile collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment is a collection method that is
convenient for residents and companies. New opportunities to use mobile apps and internet …

Plastic waste is a special category of municipal solid waste. Plastic waste collection is
featured with various alternatives of collection methods (curbside/drop-off) and separation …

Packaging waste collection systems are responsible to collect, within a geographic area,
three types of packaging materials (paper, glass and plastic/metal) that are disposed by the …

Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) represent one of the growing waste
streams in Europe, whose content of hazardous substances and valuable materials focus on …

Formal collectors of electronics waste in the developing countries are struggling to survive
despite receiving governmental subsidies at the early stages of their activities. The formal …

There is a growing trend in waste management, which is associated with an increasing
number of separately collected waste fractions. This is supported by novel directives of EU …

The first European waste from electric and electronic equipment directive obliged the
Member States to collect 4 kg of used devices per inhabitant and year. The target of the …

Waste collection and transport (WC&T) constitutes a large fraction of the total municipal solid
waste (MSW) management costs worldwide. In Greece currently this may account for 70 …