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The Lifecycle of Electronics: Waste Management & Sustainable Procurement TSNs - Resources

Tags: procurement | resource efficiency and waste | reuse | waste management | Sustainable ICT | Procurement and Supplier Engagement | circular economy | Disposal | electronics | ethical sourcing | health and safety | lifecycle | data storage | life cycle | data security

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Our Waste and Procurement Topic Support Networks met together on the 11th March 2015 to hold a day-long event on the Lifecycle of Electronics.

The programme explored the circular economy viewpoint, covering options at the procurement stage, including ethical procurement as well as lifecycle considerations, then moving through and beyond use to consider disposal and re-use opportunities and considerations, including health and safety and data security issues.

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