Session Tracksหัวข้อหลักของการประชุม

This track focuses on the latest advancements in recycling technologies for electronic waste. It aims to explore methods that enhance recovery rates and minimize environmental impact.

This session addresses the health risks associated with hazardous substances found in electronic waste. Discussions will center on human exposure pathways and mitigation strategies.

This track examines the environmental consequences of various e-waste disposal methods. It will highlight case studies and research findings on pollution and ecosystem degradation.

This session will analyze existing policies and regulations governing e-waste management. Participants will discuss best practices and propose frameworks for effective governance.

This track focuses on methodologies for assessing material flows in electronic waste systems. It aims to provide insights into resource recovery and waste reduction opportunities.

This session will explore life cycle assessment (LCA) methodologies applied to electronic products. It aims to evaluate environmental impacts from production to disposal.

This track will discuss the role of extended producer responsibility (EPR) in promoting sustainable e-waste management. It will examine case studies and policy implications.

This session will highlight effective strategies for e-waste management across different sectors. Participants will share best practices and innovative approaches to enhance sustainability.

This track focuses on techniques for managing electronic waste inventories effectively. It aims to improve tracking, reporting, and accountability in e-waste management.

This session will explore principles of sustainable design in the electronics industry. Discussions will focus on design strategies that facilitate recycling and reduce environmental impact.

This track will examine the application of multi-criteria analysis (MCA) in evaluating e-waste management options. It aims to provide a framework for decision-making that balances economic, environmental, and social factors.