1
Scope
2
References
3
Definitions
3.1 Terms
defined elsewhere
3.2 Terms
defined in this Recommendation
4
Abbreviations and acronyms
5
Conventions
6
Scope for regulation and standardization
7
Definition of waste electrical and electronic equipment
8
E-waste management system design
9
General legal requirements
9.1 Use of
manufacturer and equipment identifiers
9.2 Financing
models
9.3 Collection
phase
9.4 Processing
phase
9.5 Information
responsibility
9.6 Enforcement
mechanisms and sanctions
9.7 Targets
and reporting obligations
10 International standards
10.1 For the
detailed aspects of e-waste management:
10.2 For the
minimization/reduction of e-waste/circular economy:
10.3 Success
stories on e-waste management can be found in:
10.4 Others
information on minimization/reduction of e-waste/circular economy
11
List of indicators/key performance indicators
Annex A – Overview of electrical and electronic equipment properties and
their influences on end-of-life management
Annex B – Materials, substances, components and hazardous properties in
electrical and electronic equipment
Annex C – SWOT analysis of baseline conditions for e-waste system
design
Annex D – Hazardous materials contained in e-waste
Appendix I – Definitions of waste electrical and electronic
equipment
Bibliography