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Circular Economy Approaches in GCC E-Waste.
The report explores e-waste management strategies in the GCC, focusing on circular economy models and their alignment with national climate goals. It outlines investment opportunities, the regulatory landscape, and technologies transforming waste management. The findings suggest significant untapped economic potential in e-waste recovery and greater emphasis on sustainability, Social and Governance (ESG) impacts. The report provides strategic roadmaps for businesses and governments, highlighting the critical role of policy enforcement, infrastructure investment, and digital tools in optimizing resource recovery.
Circular EconomyRegulationSustainabilityWaste Managemente-wasterecycling
Piyush Yadav, EZ Research
2025-12-23
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(exclusive of tax)Single User License32Pages of Deep Analysis
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze GCC e-waste management and circular economy strategies.
AudienceBusiness leaders, policymakers, investors, and environmental strategists.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsWaste management, recycling, digital technology, ESG compliance.
Geographic AreasGulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.
Special EmphasisSustainability, technology, policy innovation.
Report Layout.
Executive Overview
- E-Waste and Circular Economy Momentum in the GCC
E-Waste and Waste Streams
- Quantitative and Material Insights
Regulatory and Policy Landscape
- EPR, Circular Carbon, and National Strategies
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Insights.
The GCC's e-waste potential is largely untapped, with opportunities to generate significant economic value.National strategies like Saudi Vision 2030 emphasize sustainability and circular economy.AI and blockchain technologies are critical for enhancing e-waste management efficiencies.Policy enforcement and infrastructure investments are key to unlocking waste management potential.The circular economy model could prevent up to 1.5 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions by 2040.Key Questions Answered.
