In order to optimize the performance of the national e-waste recycling scheme, this project has accomplished the following tasks:(1)Proposing the coverage of due-recycled items based on the market situation.(2)Analysis on current collection rates and proposing promotion strategies to increase the collection performance with low collection rates.(3)Study on Waste Disposal Act and its current functions especially on its coordination with industrial waste and liability of producers.(4)Holding discussion forums on upgrading value-added recycling processes and market status of e-waste recycling in south-bound countries.(5)Summarizing the export potential of e-waste processing industries and the necessary assisting measures targeting on the markets of Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. (6)Scoping from September 29th to October 3rd on the annual meeting of the International E-waste Management Network to be held from November 28th to December 5th, 2019. (7)Investigating on the flows and uses of secondary materials retrieved from e-waste. Also, taking waste plastics as an example to develop their circular strategies, and, analyzing reuse and recovery benefits of e-waste parts and mixed scrap from motors, compressors and wires.(8)Calculating recycling fees and subsidy fees as well as proposing the agenda of adjusting e-waste recycling fees to go through the declaration process.(9)Holding the propaganda activities by combing collectors and recyclers to show more incentives and ways of recycling to the general public.(10)Assisting retailors to be familiar with the take-back programs with the e-manifest system solution draft by conducting 30 on-site auditing activities and 2 training seminars.(11)Helping the preparation of the meetings of the recycling-fee reviews committee.

Waste home appliances, Waste IT equipment, E-waste Recycling technology, E-waste management system, International E-waste management Network