Bangladesh, March 25 -- In an era where technological advancements seemingly outpace our ability to manage their aftermath, the issue of electronic waste, or e-waste, looms large as a global challenge demanding urgent attention. As the world witnesses a relentless surge in the production and consumption of electronic devices, the specter of mounting e-waste threatens not only environmental sustainability but also human health and economic vitality.

The recent report from the United Nations delivered a stark wake-up call, unveiling a concerning truth: a staggering 62 million tons of e-waste inundated the globe in 2022, representing an alarming 82 percent surge since 2010. Projections foretell an ominous trajectory, with a projected 30 per...