ImpactPlastics and the EnvironmentHelping companies in China reduce and recycle 50% of e-waste by 2025, from smartphones to medical machineryWorkers dismantle used television sets at a recycling plant in Neijiang, ChinaImage: REUTERS/StringerGet InvolvedSource: A New Circular Vision for Electronics, Time for a Global RebootShare your project details to scale circular economies with more companies in other countriesAlready a Partner or Member of the World Economic Forum? Collaborate on TopLinkCollaborate with the Forum's Platform for Global Public GoodsGet InvolvedPublished Jul 1, 2021Key statisticsPlatformsCentre for Nature and ClimateOur impactThe power of data: how Helsinki is improving citizens’ livesThe race to global vaccine equity amid disrupted supply chainsA net zero carbon future for citiesReportsA New Circular Vision for Electronics, Time for a Global RebootRecovery of Key Metals in the Electronics Industry in the People’s Republic of ChinaUpLink - Take Action for the SDGsTake action on UpLinkIn contextPlastics and the EnvironmentExplore the latest strategic intelligenceProject partnersAccentureAppleArupChina Association of Circular EconomyChina Council for International Cooperation on Environment and DevelopmentCiscoThe Coca-Cola CompanyCircle EconomyCoordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs of IndonesiaDell TechnologiesEllen MacArthur FoundationEmbassy of the Republic of SloveniaEuropean CommissionEuropean Investment BankFederal Ministry of Environment of NigeriaGoogleGrupo BalboHPING GroupInter-American Development BankInternational Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)International Labour Organization (ILO)International Resource PanelIntesa SanpaoloLenzing GroupMinistry of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries of South AfricaMinistry of Infrastructure and Water Management of the NetherlandsMinistry of the Environment of JapanMiniwizNatural Resources Development (Rwanda)Novo NordiskRoyal DSMRoyal PhilipsSAPSunray VenturesTerraCycleTriCiclosUN EnvironmentUnileverVeoliaWorld BankWorld Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)World Economic ForumWorld Resources InstituteWWF InternationalYara InternationalPlastics and the EnvironmentChinaCircular EconomyHow to Save the PlanetShare this article
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