- Waste Enforcement Forensics and Capacity Building Project.
Projects
SCYCLE work falls under the following project areas:
- Quantification
- Waste Management Systems
- Partnership Initiatives
- Training & Education
Running projects
E-waste Academies
- EWAS = E-Waste Academy – Scientists Edition.
- EWAM = E-Waste Academy – Managers Edition.
- BBC = Business Boot Camp
E-waste Quantification
- ORAMA – Optimising quality of information in Raw Materials data collection across Europe –
Read more…
Global E-waste Statistics Partnership (GESP)
- Improving and collecting worldwide e-waste statistics – Read more
Developing a voluntary certification scheme for waste treatment (CEWASTE)
The CEWASTE project was kick-started on December 5, 2018 in Brussels. Read more…
Step – Solving the e-waste problem Initiative
- StEP – an independent, multi-stakeholder platform for designing strategies that address all dimensions of electronics in an increasingly digitized world.
Update and Maintenance of WEEE-Tools
The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) – the Sustainable Cycles Programme (SCYCLE),
First Dutch Battery Flows Monitor
The objective of this project is to provide well-evidenced quantitative information on portable battery
Official start of the STrIKE project!
Stronger Training and Increased Knowledge for Better Enforcement (STrIKE) – Waste & Mercury
Others: https://unu.edu/projects/
Closed projects (selection)
Development of National E-waste Management Systems
(Otmar Deubzer, Elisabeth Herbeck, Ruediger Kuehr)
- GIZ Expert Pool
- PiP = Person-in-the-Port Project
Studies for the European Commission:
- “Study on WEEE recovery targets, preparation for re-use targets and on the method for calculation of the recovery targets” (2015) – Read more (pdf)…
- “Study on collection rates of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)” (2014) – Read more (pdf)…
- “Study on “2008 Review of Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)” (2007) – Read more (pdf)…
