El-Gawhari, Iman S. E. A.  <br/><br/>
Strategies to manage electronic wastes in Malaysia  a review study  [electronic resource]: 
 استراتجيات لإدارة النفايات الإلكترونية فى ماليزيا: دراسة مرجعية 

 -  2024 
 - p. 157-169. 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographic reference 
<br/><br/> Malaysia occupies a strategic location in Southeast Asia, divided between two regions - Peninsular Malaysia <br/>and East Malaysia. The total area of the country is about 330,803 Km2, located between 3 10 N, 101 42.<br/>Uncontrolled disposal of electronic waste can be harmful to human health and the environment because <br/>electronic waste contains toxic substances and heavy metals. However, if waste is managed properly, <br/>it can become a business opportunity that produces high returns because e-waste also contains valuable materials, <br/>such as gold, silver, platinum and palladium. There are problems faced by recovery facilities in achieving the goal <br/>of converting e-waste into source material. Issues include the supply of e-waste, the importation and coding <br/>of e-waste derived products, and finally the need to develop standards for e-waste treatment technologies <br/>to ensure the safety and sustainability of facilities. The issue of electronic waste is becoming an increasingly <br/>serious problem because it contains many toxic substances that can seriously harm humans and the environment. <br/>This problem is expected to worsen if serious efforts are not made to manage this electronic waste. <br/>The current study is an attempt to reduce the risks and solve the problems of electronic waste. <br/>For this purpose, use different tools such as LCA, MFA, MCA and EPR. On top of all that, no matter <br/>how well the policies are introduced and implemented, the key to success in terms of e-waste management <br/>in Malaysia is to develop environmentally designed devices, to properly collect e-waste, recover and <br/>recycle materials in safe ways, and dispose of e-waste with appropriate techniques, Preventing the <br/>transportation of used electronic waste. Electronic devices to developing countries, raising awareness <br/>of the impact of e-waste pollution on both users and manufacturers. <br/><br/>Key words: Malaysia, E-waste, LCA, MFA, MCA and EPR. <br/> 
<br/><br/><br/>Summary in Arabic 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Electronic waste	--Management--Malaysia