REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL

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Autor(a) principal: DEMAJOROVIC,JACQUES
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: AUGUSTO,ERYKA EUGÊNIA FERNANDES, SOUZA,MARIA TEREZA SARAIVA DE
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Ambiente & Sociedade (Online)
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Resumo: Abstract E-waste reverse logistics initiatives in important industrial economies like India, China and Brazil show that specific models of reverse logistics, adapted to local reality, are required in developing countries. This research objective is to discuss the main challenges and opportunities for the implementation of the reverse logistics Brazilian model for computers and cell phones. Methodological procedures included 21 in-depth interviews with multiple stakeholders including government, manufacturers, retailers, recycling companies, waste picker organizations and academics. Results show the importance of the new regulation to enhance the dialogue among the members of the electro electronic supply chain for the development of the Brazilian model of reverse logistics. However technological gaps in recycling e-waste within the country, its continental dimension, taxation challenges and conflicts between waste picker organizations and the industry are challenges for the Brazilian model success.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
title REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
spellingShingle REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
DEMAJOROVIC,JACQUES
E-waste
reverse logistics
waste pickers
shared responsibility
recycling
title_short REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
title_full REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
title_fullStr REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
title_full_unstemmed REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
title_sort REVERSE LOGISTICS OF E-WASTE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MODEL
author DEMAJOROVIC,JACQUES
author_facet DEMAJOROVIC,JACQUES
AUGUSTO,ERYKA EUGÊNIA FERNANDES
SOUZA,MARIA TEREZA SARAIVA DE
author_role author
author2 AUGUSTO,ERYKA EUGÊNIA FERNANDES
SOUZA,MARIA TEREZA SARAIVA DE
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv DEMAJOROVIC,JACQUES
AUGUSTO,ERYKA EUGÊNIA FERNANDES
SOUZA,MARIA TEREZA SARAIVA DE
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv E-waste
reverse logistics
waste pickers
shared responsibility
recycling
topic E-waste
reverse logistics
waste pickers
shared responsibility
recycling
description Abstract E-waste reverse logistics initiatives in important industrial economies like India, China and Brazil show that specific models of reverse logistics, adapted to local reality, are required in developing countries. This research objective is to discuss the main challenges and opportunities for the implementation of the reverse logistics Brazilian model for computers and cell phones. Methodological procedures included 21 in-depth interviews with multiple stakeholders including government, manufacturers, retailers, recycling companies, waste picker organizations and academics. Results show the importance of the new regulation to enhance the dialogue among the members of the electro electronic supply chain for the development of the Brazilian model of reverse logistics. However technological gaps in recycling e-waste within the country, its continental dimension, taxation challenges and conflicts between waste picker organizations and the industry are challenges for the Brazilian model success.
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