ELECTRONIC

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NAME: Dominguez Salazar juan Ricardo , Jose Hernandez

Elvin
DEGREE AND GROUP. 4J
NOME OF SCHOOL. CBTIS 269
WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE AND DISUSED ELECTRONICS, FROM HOUSEHOLD

APPLIANCES TO EQUIPMENT COMPUTERS, CONSTITUTE A NEW TYPE OF
WASTE WASTE THANT IS CALLED WASTE ELECTRONOCS. SINCE SOME
CONSTANTLY ADVANCING PROBLEMS ARE.
1. GARBAGE LEVELS GROWTH
2. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
3. USE AND ABUSE OF HEAVY METALS AND POLLUTANTS
4. TOXICITY AND HEALTH PROBLEMS
5. WASTE OF NATURAL RESOURCES, PRECIOUS METALS
6. WARS, MASSACRES, SLAVERY
7. CARTONEROS, JUNK COLLECTORS, INFORMAL SECTOR, CHILDREN ,WOMEN
THE CENTRAL AMERICAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ECONOMY , HEALTH ANS
THE ENVIRONMENT.BASED IN COSTA RICA, HAS INITIATEDAN EFFORT IN
SONE CENTRAL AMERICAN CONTRIES,INCLUDING EL SALVADIR,WITH
THEPURPOSE OF MOTIVATING JOINT ACTIONS AT THE REGIONAL LEVEL TO
ADDRESS THE PROBLEM.ENVIRONMENTAL GENERATED BY ELECTRONIC
WASTE.
THIS EFFORT HAS AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION FROM THE
COLLABORATIVE WORKING GROUP ON THE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE IN
LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES CWG MANAGED THROUGH ACEPESA
COSTA RISA AND EXECUTED IN EL SALVADOR BY A SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST.

THE EXPERIENCE ACQUIRED IN COSTA RICA ON YHE MANAGENT OF

ELECTONIC WASTE HAS WANTED TO BE REPLICARED IN EL SALVADOR USING
THE SAME METHODOLOGY APPLIED IN THAT COUNTRY, WHICH IS DIVIDED
INT TWO PHASES. THE FIRT IS THE PREPATION OF A DIAGNOSIS AND THE
FORMATION OF A NATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE, MADE UO OF
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS, IN WHICH
DISCUSSIONS,ANALYZES AND PROPOSALS ARE GENERATED, WHICH CAN BE
INTEGRATED INTO THE SCOND PHASE,WHICHIS THE DESIGD AND
IMPEMENTATION OF A NATIONAL STATEGY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF
ELECTRONIC WASTE.

TYPES OF ELECTRONIC WASTE

1. REFRIGERATORS,FREEZERS AND OTHER REFRIGERATING EQUIPMENT.

2 COMPUTER AND TELEMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT.
3 CONSUMER ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS.
4 TELEVISIONS, MONITORS AND SCREENS.
5 LED LAMPS.
AT SOME E-WASTE SITES, THE ENVIROMENTAL AMOUNT AND HEALTH RISKS
POSED BY INCREASING E-WASTE AROUND THE WORLD ARE ESPECIALLY
URGENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, AS SOME RECEIVE THE WASTE FROM
DEVELOPED NATIONS. WASTE ACCUMULATES THROUGHOUT THE PLANET AT
A RETE OF 40, 50 MILLION TONS PER YEAR.THE DIGGEST GROWTH IN RECENT
YEARS HAS BEEN IN MOBILE PHONES AND SIMILAR DEVICES.
THE UNITER NATIONS UN URGED URGENT ACTION TO BE TAKES AGAINST
THE SERIOUS PROBLEM FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH
CAUSE BY THE EXPONENTIAL GROWTH OF ELECTRONIC WASTE. MILLIONS OF
TONS OF ELECTRONIC WASTE ARE GENETED WORLDWIDE. BETWEEEN 50,
AND 80 OF THIS TECHNOLOGICAL WASTE ENDS UP IN LANDFILLS IN CHINA
OR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES SUCHAS INDIA, PAKISTAN AND NIGERIA.
our conclusions:

Electronic waste represents an environmental risk for society, but also an

economic opportunity for whoever makes its correct management and
proper disposal, a formal activity that reincorporates its valuables into
productive market chains. That is why the laws and regulations in this regard
serve as mechanisms that trigger sustainable economies.

The proper handling and proper management of electronic waste in Mexico

requires a National Agenda that promotes the active and transversal
participation of 4 different Federal Government secretariats, to truly lay the
foundations that promote and detonate in an integral way, that the Recycling
of Waste Electronics results in a new Formal Economic Sector that generates
jobs and value for the country.