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Cerebra Green

V Ranganathan, Cerebra, eWaste, MAIT, News

80% Indians Understands e-Waste, Cerebra Green’s E-Waste Survey Unleashed

68% of those surveyed stated that they do not view local waste collectors as an option to dispose e-waste, a belief that is reflected by the waste collectors themselves as 72% of participants stated that local waste collectors do not pick up e-waste in their area. This has forced 90% of citizens to dispose e-waste by means of online exchanges or local electronics vendors. Furthermore, 50% stated that they own 2 or more devices that they no longer use, which they continue to hoard for up to 5 years, thereby heightening the possibility of incorrect disposal.

By SMEStreet Desk
logoSep 26, 2018 09:38 IST logo 4 Min read
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