UNU & WHO Survey on E-waste and its Health Impact on Children
Kuehr, Ruediger and Magalini, Federico (2013). UNU & WHO Survey on E-waste and its Health Impact on Children. United Nations University – Institute for Sustainability & Peace.
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Magalini, FedericoTitle UNU & WHO Survey on E-waste and its Health Impact on Children Publication Date 2013 Place of Publication Tokyo Publisher United Nations University – Institute for Sustainability & Peace Pages 23 Language eng Abstract Following the launch of a new initiative by WHO addressing electronic waste and child health, the United Nations University (UNU), which hosts the Solving the E-waste Problem (StEP) Initiative, and WHO carried out an on-line survey with a wider body of experts. The survey aimed to identify existing knowledge and key stakeholders working on e-waste and child health that could contribute to and benefit from the new initiative’s findings. International experts were invited to contribute to this initiative by responding to a short on-line survey within a 4 week time-frame. The findings were discussed in a closed WHO working meeting on e-waste and child health, held in Genève between the 11-12 June 2013. The survey highlighted the need for joint action to tackle health issues related to e-waste management around the world. Keyword E-waste
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