Charity shifts focus from recycling to empowerment through third world projects
Computer Aid warns that companies risk reputational damage by not disposing of IT equipment properly
The EU is focusing too much on recycling and not enough on reuse of e-waste, according to Comtek
ICT centres run by women provide hubs of learning in remote rural regions of Ghana
The EU Council has lowered e-waste targets from the 85 percent proposed by the European Parliament
European countries should collect 85 percent of their e-waste by 2016, according to a new WEEE directive
Computer Aid has today officially launched its first solar powered Internet café in Kenya enabling rural communities with no electricity…
As analysts predict imminent upgrades to Windows 7, Computer Aid urges firms to give old PCs to reuse programmes
Too much focus on recycling means that hardware which still has a useful life is being needlessly scrapped, the IT…
Lack of funding for the UK Environment Agency and Defra could exacerbate the e-waste problem, warn experts
OLPC wants to help roll out cheap laptops in India, but previous disagreements with India authorities may mean the pledge…
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Advisory Body (WAB) is set to go the same way as Becta, after the…
Any old iron, any old iron? Computer Aid has launched a free collection service for old IT equipment in South…
If you think it's all over for your PC, boot it off to South Africa before the World Cup, says…
IT charity Computer Aid International is about to ship a solar powered shipping container that will act as a cyber…
Companies should be more vigilant about tracking where old hardware eventually ends up, according to the Environment Agency and Computer…