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Botswana has launched a National E-Waste Management Strategy through a partnership between the Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority and the Department of Environmental Protection. The initiative focuses on improving the collection, recycling, and disposal of electronic waste to promote environmental sustainability.
Why it matters
As digital adoption grows in Africa, establishing formal frameworks for e-waste management is essential for mitigating environmental and health risks.
Botswana has taken a major step towards strengthening sustainable electronic waste management following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority (BOCRA) and the Department of Environmental Protection.
The agreement was signed during the official launch of the Botswana National E-Waste Management Strategy, marking a collaborative effort to address the growing challenges associated with electronic waste and promote responsible management of discarded electronic equipment.
The partnership is expected to enhance coordination between the telecommunications sector and environmental authorities in developing effective approaches to e-waste collection, recycling, disposal and public awareness.
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