Rec. ITU-T L.1032 (08/2019) - Guidelines and certification schemes for e-waste recyclers
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FOREWORD
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
     3.1 Terms defined elsewhere
     3.2 Terms defined in this Recommendation
4 Abbreviations and acronyms
5 Conventions
6 WEEE fractions
     6.1 Fraction types
     6.2 Substances of concern in WEEE fractions
     6.3 Valuable non-hazardous materials
     6.4 Hazardous materials
7 WEEE processing flow
     7.1 Printed circuit boards
8 Requested health and safety protective measures
     9.1 Bag house dust and filter residues
     9.2 Sweepings
     9.3 Slag
     9.4 WEEE incineration concerns
     9.5 Landfill concerns
10 Certification schemes and recycling standards
     10.1 Voluntary certification schemes and standards
          10.1.1 Responsible recycling (R2) certification
          10.1.2 Recycling industry operating standard certification
          10.1.3 The e-Stewards standard
          10.1.4 Electronic product environmental assessment tool
     10.2 ISO guidance principles for the sustainable management of secondary metals
     10.3 Mandatory schemes
          10.3.1 Series of European standards on WEEE treatment
          10.3.2 Main characteristics of the standards
          10.3.3 Canadian stewardship programmes
          10.3.4 The AS/NZS 5377 standard
          10.3.5 The Rwanda standards RS 276 – 1:2016 and RS 276 – 2:2016
11 Legal requirements for international trade of products and transboundary movements of WEEE
Annex A  Identified standards and WEEE management schemes
Annex B  Typical variation of PCBs composition over the years
Annex C  International, regional and national legal frameworks on the transboundary movements of WEEE and on standards for their recycling
     C.1 International legislation and conventions
          C.1.1 European directives
          C.1.2 Basel Convention on the control of transboundary movement of hazardous wastes and their disposal
          C.1.3 E-waste codes under the Basel Convention
Appendix I  Comparison between the EN 50625 series of standards and Egyptian legislation
Appendix II  Roles and responsibilities of standards' owners, accreditation bodies, certification bodies of standards
Appendix III  Types of materials resulting from WEEE processing
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