The Countering WEEE Illegal Trade Project (CWIT) has been set up to provide a set of recommendations to support the European Commission and law enforcement agencies in countering the illegal trade of e-Waste in and from Europe.
As part of Compliance & Risks' involvement, we are creating a network of stakeholders that could provide feedback on this topic and with whom we can share the project results.
If you are interested in becoming a stakeholder...please register your interest by clicking here.
What will happen with the information?
The contact data requested will be included in a database exclusively meant for internal use of the project partners. It will solely be used with the purpose of contacting individuals in order to:
- gather relevant information for the project such as information on WEEE treatment and flows.
- disseminate project results and achievements.
- invite for participation in activities related to the project.
Who should register?
Parties involved in WEEE management, producers of appliances, law enforcement agencies, national environment agencies, academia dealing with e-waste issues etc.
If you have any questions on the project, or would like to find out more, please visit www.cwitproject.eu, or contact Mary Liddane, m.liddane@complianceandrisks.com.
To find out more about Compliance and Risks' involvement in CWIT, please click here.
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