This week Computer Aid launched an e-waste guide to help NGOs and civil society organisations campaign for policy change. The 52 page guide, developed in partnership with the Balkans E-Waste Management Advocacy Network and was funded by the European Union, is entitled Electronics and e-waste a booklet for advocacy and it aims to reduce the amount of electronic equipment produced and encourages reuse and recycling of redundent IT equipment through providing practical information about how to communicate such issues to politicians, the media and public.
See below for some of the highlights from the coverage we received:
13/10/2011 Civil Society - e-waste guide for civil society organisations
13/10/2011 LCRN - Guide Launched For NGOs To Conduct E-Waste Advocacy And Lobbying
13/10/2011 eWeek Europe - Computer Aid launches advocacy guide
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The booklet is intended to help develop an effective campaign for positive change in policy and practice about electronics and e-waste.