REPORT/STUDY | SUMMARY | Documents including WEEE flows/quantities |
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Opportunities for the WEEE sector within the Critical Raw Materials Act Critical Raw Materials 2022 Study update | The European House-Ambrosetti and Erion, 2023: This study updates and complements the work presented in 2022 by Erion and The European House – Ambrosetti on the evolving scenarios of Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) and the recycling of technological products. The main new elements and updates from the 2022 study are: Minimum targets at 2030, New list of CRMs, Value of Italian industrial production and WEEE contribution Author(s): Lorenzo Tavazzi. Access the 2022 study "The evolving scenarios of critical raw materials and the recycling of technological products as a strategic lever to reduce supply risks for Italy" | |
The evolving scenarios of critical raw materials and the recycling of technological products as a strategic lever to reduce supply risks for Italy | The European House-Ambrosetti and Erion, 2022: This position paper identifies the state of the art of critical raw materials, qualifying their relevance within Italian industrial production and highlighting the possible criticalities connected to their supply from non-European countries. It also outlines the evolutionary scenarios for the supply of critical raw materials and qualifies the role of recycling of technological products as a strategic lever to reduce supply risks for Italy. | |
Extended Producer Responsibility organisations and their strategic role for Producers | Erion and Sofies, 2021: The study compares the flows of WEEE, waste batteries and accumulators and waste packaging streams in France, Germany, Spain, Italy and the United Kingdom, providing an overview that highlights the commonalities and noteworthy practices among the EPR organisations of these countries. Author(s): Federico Magalini; Joséphine Courtois; Amba Concheso; Caroline Heinz. | |
CdC RAEE- WEEE Annual Report 2020 | CdC RAEE (Italian WEEE Collection Agency): Annual Report for 2020 covering the activities of the national system for treatment of WEEE. | |
The Reverse Supply Chain of the E-Waste Management Processes in a Circular Economy Framework: Evidence from Italy | Sustainability Journal, 2019: This paper aims to evaluate the extent to which the current Italian organization of the WEEE management system and the related legislation are able to support the achievement of the targets defined by EU with a specific focus on the collection centers which play a key role being the initial point of the WEEE reverse logistic cycle. Sustainability Journal, Volume 11, Issue 8 Author(s): Raffaele Isernia; Renato Passaro; Ivana Quinto; and Antonio Thomas. | |
CdC RAEE- WEEE Annual Report 2019 | CdC RAEE (Italian WEEE Collection Agency): Annual Report for 2019 covering the activities of the national system for treatment of WEEE. | |
CdC RAEE - WEEE Annual report 2018 | CdC RAEE (Italian WEEE Collection Agency): Annual Report for 2018 covering the activities of the national system for treatment of WEEE. | |
Holes in the Circular Economy: WEEE Leakage from Europe.A Report of the e-Trash Transparency Project. | Basel Action Network, 2018: The report reveals the findings of a two-year study in 10 EU countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Spain, and the UK ) that followed 314 old computers, printers, and monitors in which GPS Trackers had been secretly installed to determine the rate and flows of "leakage" from the EU of consumer-generated WEEE. 19 (6%) of the tracked scrap equipment was exported to the countries of Ghana, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Pakistan, Tanzania, Thailand, and Ukraine, outside of the EU; the flows discovered, if extrapolated, would total 352,474 metric tonnes per annum, moving from the EU to developing countries. Author(s): Jim Puckett; Chris Brandt; and Hayley Palmer. | |
CdC RAEE - WEEE Annual report 2017 | CdC RAEE (Italian WEEE Collection Agency): Annual Report for 2017 covering the activities of the national system for treatment of WEEE. |