September 5, 2025E3S Web of ConferencesOpen Access

Sustainable E-Waste Management Through a Circular Economy Framework: Integrating Smart Technologies for Resource Recovery in Urban Environments

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JGJoselinda M. GolpeoPolytechnic University of the Philippines GAGinno L. AndresPolytechnic University of the Philippines IFIvan N. FaronalPolytechnic University of the Philippines

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Observational analysis reveals variations in e-waste practices across households, LGUs, and HEIs, suggesting the need for improved awareness and smart technologies.

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E-waste management practices highlight the importance of extending electronics' lifespan through maintenance and repair.
Findings indicate variations in reuse practices among households, transporters, and higher education institutions.
Results suggest systemic barriers such as limited infrastructure and lack of awareness hinder effective e-waste management.
The study advocates for integrating smart technologies to enhance resource recovery and promote circular economy principles.

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Golpeo et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23922b210217d6477b183 https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202564301005

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Observational analysis reveals variations in e-waste practices across households, LGUs, and HEIs, suggesting the need for improved awareness and smart technologies.

Sustainable E-Waste Management Through a Circular Economy Framework: Integrating Smart Technologies for Resource Recovery in Urban Environments

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Sustainable E-Waste Management Through a Circular Economy Framework: Integrating Smart Technologies for Resource Recovery in Urban Environments

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