The event, mainly targeted at the youth undergoing vocational and technical training in manufacturing, assembling and refurbishment of electronic and electrical equipment, was to expose them to the concept of circular economy towards the management of e-waste in Ghana.
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Article published by E-MAGIN Consortium
Article published by "E-MAGIN Facebook Page"
Article published by "B&FT online"
Professor Rosemond Boohene, the Project Coordinator of E-Waste Management Ghana (E-MAGIN) has said the use of electrical and electronic equipment and the high rate of obsolescence of the equipment leads to an increased generation of e-waste. [more]
Article published by E-Magin Consortium
Professor Rosamond Boahene, Project Coordinator of Electronic Waste (e-waste) Management in Ghana has called for proper recycling and collection systems to reduce the disastrous environmental and social impact of the current e-waste management practices
Ghana taking the next step in electronics recycling
Africa: The European Union is to invest Euro 1.2 million in Ghana's 'E-MAGIN' electronics recycling project over the next four years.
EU provides 1.2 million euros to promote e-waste management in Ghana
The European Union (EU) is providing 1.2 million Euros to fund the E-Waste management in Ghana (E-MAGIN Ghana) project over the next four years.
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