Thursday, December 1, 2016

The Current Status of E-waste Management Practices in DKI Jakarta


Abstract 
Electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) continues to grow exponentially in the recent decades. The sale of electrical devices and electronic (EEE) has increased globally over the last decade. Consequently, the lifespan of these products becomes shorter. Initial investigation of the rate of generation and type of electrical and electronic products in the community of DKI Jakarta is the main objective of this research. Furthermore, the questionnaire was adopted and modified from UNEP were used in this study as a tool to collect data and information. Additionally, the questionnaires were distributed randomly in approximately 400 respondents in five areas in Jakarta. The results inform that generally population in Jakarta have electronic devices such as fans, phones, televisions, refrigerators, irons and air conditioning. The research also indicated that the total generation of ewaste around 6208.141 kg / year, which everyone will generate e-waste approximately 5,173 kg / year. Furthermore, this study also estimates that generate e-waste in DKI Jakarta in 2025 was approximately 124,568,613.3 kg. In addition, the majority of respondents does not dispose of used electronic equipment, however, given or sold to second-hand shops. Thus, e-waste is very hard to find in landfills. Recommendations from this study needed for increased collaboration among stakeholders facilitated by the government in relation to the management of e-waste Keywords: Electrical equipment, Electronic equipment, E-waste, DKI Jakarta, Management, 

Link:
https://www.ripublication.com/ijaes16/ijaesv11n6_11.pdf

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