The paper aims to investigate electronic and electrical equipment waste management (EEEWM) or e-waste management. In this regard, the paper starts by focusing on the economic importance of e-waste management via reuse and recycling and other benefits of recycling in preserving limited resources, eliminating environmental degradation, and having a negative impact on human health. Moreover, the paper covers the negative consequences of e-waste on the environment and health. Afterward, the paper investigates the e-waste dilemma in developing and least-developed countries in a sample of developing and least-developed countries. Then, the paper handles e-waste management and how to achieve effective e-waste management. Finally, the study provides a set of recommendations and policy implications
Elatroush, Ibrahim. (2024). E-Waste management: Economical, environmental and health concerns for developing and least-developed countries. التجارة والتمويل, 44(1), 263-297. doi: 10.21608/caf.2024.349485
MLA
Ibrahim Elatroush. "E-Waste management: Economical, environmental and health concerns for developing and least-developed countries", التجارة والتمويل, 44, 1, 2024, 263-297. doi: 10.21608/caf.2024.349485
HARVARD
Elatroush, Ibrahim. (2024). 'E-Waste management: Economical, environmental and health concerns for developing and least-developed countries', التجارة والتمويل, 44(1), pp. 263-297. doi: 10.21608/caf.2024.349485
VANCOUVER
Elatroush, Ibrahim. E-Waste management: Economical, environmental and health concerns for developing and least-developed countries. التجارة والتمويل, 2024; 44(1): 263-297. doi: 10.21608/caf.2024.349485
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