Frederick Adjei

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Study on feasibility of the ProBaMet approach in other countries and secondary non-ferrous metals supply chains

This study was developed within the project Partnership for Responsible Battery and Metal Recycling (ProBaMet), which was launched in early 2024 with the aim to stimulate and realise systematic improvements in the recycling sector for used lead-acid batteries in Nigeria. The lead-acid battery recycl

Quantitative Impact Study

Boosting the use of recycled steel in the EU automotive industry under the ELV Regulation

To assess how to increase scrap-based steel use in the automotive industry under the proposed ELV regulation, T&E commissioned Oeko-Institut to conduct a dedicated feasibility study on steel recycled targets. Oeko-Institut was chosen as they had already carried out a study to support the impact asse

Urgent strategies to improve the lead-acid battery recycling sector

Lead-acid batteries, widely used in vehicles and energy storage systems, present significant economic and environmental challenges, especially in Ghana. The country generates approximately 36,700 tons of used lead-acid batteries (ULABs) annually. However, recycling these batteries often leads to sub

A positive listing for Nigeria

Responsible Lead-acid Battery Recyclers in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

This document provides information on recyclers of used lead-acid batteries (ULABs) in low- and middle-income countries that have been found to be most advanced sector players with regards to emission controls, occupational health & safety and industrial hygiene in their respective country. This pos

Study to support the sustainable products initiative

The Sustainable Products Initiative responds to the objectives of the European Green Deal and the Circular Economy Action Plan. It aims to make products placed on the Internal Market fit for a climate neutral, resource efficient and circular economy, reduce waste and ensure that the performance of f

A compilation of global practices

Instruments and Incentives to promote SME participation in Sustainable Public Procurement

National and regional governments around the world have developed and imple-mented instruments aimed at promoting the inclusion of local suppliers as well as SMEs into their procurement processes. Addressing this challenge within sustaina-ble public procurement strategies poses an even greater chall