Constant e-waste production is harming the surroundings, health, and the wealth. The objective of this study is to look at e-waste managementE-waste management process in the private commercial banksPrivate commercial banks (PCBs) in Bangladesh and recommend approaches to lessen e-waste production and sustainable solutions for e-waste managementE-waste management on the basis of the current trend in e-waste generation. The rapid economic growth and the establishment of commercial private banks in Bangladesh have created a market for computers, consumer electronics, and household appliances. The production of consumer electronics and equipment has increased, and now the disposal of e-waste is the concern. Bangladesh recycles, disassembles, or destroys electronic waste. At present, the public, government, and industry are not concerned about the e-waste problem. This study looks into the generation of e-waste from PCBs and growth rate determination and presents scenarios and remedial measuresRemedial measures. It also sought to examine public comprehension of e-waste and optimal practices for environmental protection. Building these devices might poison the surrounding area with lead and mercuryMercury in e-waste. Their elements pollute; upon arrival at a landfill, they are simply allowed to drain. When e-waste is burned, harmful compounds are released into the atmosphere. Toxins can leach into groundwater, threatening both land and marine life. It pollutes the air. You should not throw these objects in the trash because they contain lead, mercury, cadmium, and other toxins. E-waste is harmful to human health and to the environment. Barium and lithium are examples that affect the brain, heart, liverLiver damage, kidneys, and skeletal system. Environmentally, it can cause disease and birth abnormalities in humans. It’s critical to raise awareness about the dangers of inappropriate e-waste disposal. E-waste must be recycled properly to have a low environmental impactEnvironmental impacts. The huge e-waste stream will only worsen unless the public is educated. It was found that banking generated 2176.30 tons of e-waste from 2016 to 2020. The Pearson correlation of e-waste data from 2016 to 2020 shows a statistically significant change in growth rate each year. Buy-back guarantee and bringing your own device may be one of the options for e-waste reduction. The e-waste rule applies to makers, assemblers, collectors, dealers, and consumers. The policy also restricts them to 10 chemicals from the EU Directive. In spite of this, Bangladeshi banks do not handle e-waste. Generally, crushing e-waste harms both the environment and humans.

E-waste Management of the Commercial Banks in Bangladesh

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2026年

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Md. Shafiqul Islam

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Constant e-waste production is harming the surroundings, health, and the wealth. The objective of this study is to look at e-waste managementE-waste management process in the private commercial banksPrivate commercial banks (PCBs) in Bangladesh and recommend approaches to lessen e-waste production and sustainable solutions for e-waste managementE-waste management on the basis of the current trend in e-waste generation. The rapid economic growth and the establishment of commercial private banks in Bangladesh have created a market for computers, consumer electronics, and household appliances. The production of consumer electronics and equipment has increased, and now the disposal of e-waste is the concern. Bangladesh recycles, disassembles, or destroys electronic waste. At present, the public, government, and industry are not concerned about the e-waste problem. This study looks into the generation of e-waste from PCBs and growth rate determination and presents scenarios and remedial measuresRemedial measures. It also sought to examine public comprehension of e-waste and optimal practices for environmental protection. Building these devices might poison the surrounding area with lead and mercuryMercury in e-waste. Their elements pollute; upon arrival at a landfill, they are simply allowed to drain. When e-waste is burned, harmful compounds are released into the atmosphere. Toxins can leach into groundwater, threatening both land and marine life. It pollutes the air. You should not throw these objects in the trash because they contain lead, mercury, cadmium, and other toxins. E-waste is harmful to human health and to the environment. Barium and lithium are examples that affect the brain, heart, liverLiver damage, kidneys, and skeletal system. Environmentally, it can cause disease and birth abnormalities in humans. It’s critical to raise awareness about the dangers of inappropriate e-waste disposal. E-waste must be recycled properly to have a low environmental impactEnvironmental impacts. The huge e-waste stream will only worsen unless the public is educated. It was found that banking generated 2176.30 tons of e-waste from 2016 to 2020. The Pearson correlation of e-waste data from 2016 to 2020 shows a statistically significant change in growth rate each year. Buy-back guarantee and bringing your own device may be one of the options for e-waste reduction. The e-waste rule applies to makers, assemblers, collectors, dealers, and consumers. The policy also restricts them to 10 chemicals from the EU Directive. In spite of this, Bangladeshi banks do not handle e-waste. Generally, crushing e-waste harms both the environment and humans.