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egional report East Africa Alice Mu
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esearch and advocacy activities, su
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As far as the local private sector
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egional report Europe Rozália Klá
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A European Commission report 16 ide
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issues relating to greening ICTs id
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egional report Latin America and th
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Nevertheless, it is difficult to ju
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• Classroom Recycling Project: 11
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New trends In April 2010 a new draf
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come into effect until 2011, the NC
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• Declare an outright national ba
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Lack of awareness Two things are ve
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BENIN GOREeTIC Barnabé Affougnon w
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BOLIVIA REDES Foundation for Sustai
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cables (used in 96% of homes), mobi
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small hydro plants will destroy the
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these elements can generate a virtu
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manufacturers, and ensure that soci
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Operative Programme for Administrat
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environmentally conscious consumers
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Table 1. ICT equipment entering the
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Chile Centro de Investigación de l
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New trends An interesting experienc
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stage of climate change impact asse
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Congo, Democratic Republic of (DRC)
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combination of data from hundreds o
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Where does e-waste come from? An an
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Costa rica Cooperativa Sulá Batsú
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Organisations that work in environm
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estimated 55,000 to 60,000 tonnes o
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ECUADOR IMAGINAR Hugo Carrión www.
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Action steps • It is a priority t
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for Environmental Affairs (MSEA) an
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Ethiopia Ethiopian Free and Open So
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Such institutions include the Forum
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vehicle for the production of waste
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india Digital Empowerment Foundatio
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equipment and setting up of take-ba
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IRAN Arseh Sevom Sohrab Razzaghi an
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Instead, an organised civil society
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as well as a lack of international
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Jamaica Telecommunications Policy a
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There is also the need for organise
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JAPAN Nomura Research Institute (NR
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data centres in Japan that offer se
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However, the MoE is currently devel
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Kazakhstan Andrew P. Beklemishev an
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country provide hope for recycling
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verification of conformity programm
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Korea, Republic of Korean Progressi
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Old mobile phones are mostly collec
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The PAP also helped reduce travel r
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MEXICO LaNeta Olinca Marino www.lan
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extended producer responsibility (E
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concentrated in five of the most im
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NEPAL Panos South Asia (PSA) Kishor
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patterns and glacial activities. A
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country. 9 The number of subscripti
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NIGERIA Fantsuam Foundation John Da
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advocacy groups, state and local go
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and the IT technician to decide whe
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Table 1. Environmental priorities a
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ICTs and climate change Pakistan is
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campaigns for the population and co
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• SIRA Arequipa, administered by
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Table 1. PC stock in the Philippine
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Action steps To be fair to governme
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Other national measures related to
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Rwanda Media High Council Emmanuel
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framework for e‐waste management.
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ange of vehicles also includes Chev
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SENEGAL GOREeTIC Coura Fall www.gor
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South Africa groundWork Rico Euripi
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Illegal imports slip through While
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achieved by each treatment method a
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SWEDEN APC Henrik Almström www.apc
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Action steps As has been described
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computers. 9 Building on this exper
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SYRIA Anas Tawileh Introduction In
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more media coverage is dedicated to
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• The Waste and Hazardous Waste M
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• To develop a critical human res
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Ireland, Wales and Scotland have th
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Action steps • To reduce the ecol
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on the environment. It is also clai
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Uzbekistan GIPI Uzbekistan Imam Zay
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ole of ICTs and the media in enviro
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[also] has a significant impact on
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ZIMBABWE E-Knowledge for Women in S
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The Hazardous Substances and Articl