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Home Courses Designing Electronics for Recycling in a Circular Economy Course materials Lectures 4.3.1 Future Developments in Policy

4.3.1 Future Developments in Policy

Course subject(s) Module 4 Futureproof Design for Recycling

How can policymakers stimulate the growth of the recycling market? In the following video, Ingeborg Gort and Tom Caris share the expected policy developments that will stimulate effective recycling and how.

Policy expectations from the industry

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Main takeaways

- - Legislations related to EPR schemes, substances of high concern and green public procurement are expected for the coming years and aim to improve the traceability, standardization and stability of recycled materials.

Further readings (optional)

If you’re interested in legislation and the European plans towards a CE: The WEEE Directive, The Ecodesign Directive, The European Green Deal, The Circular Plastics Alliances

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