E-Waste Management Market is Worth $49.4 Billion, Globally, by 2020 - Top Impacting Factor with Forecast by 2020

E-Waste Management Market Report, published by Allied Market Research, forecasts that the global market is expected to garner $49.4 billion by 2020, registering a CAGR of 23.5% during the period 2014 - 2020.The ever-growing need for adapting the latest technology is the prime factor for a large volume of E-Waste generated across the globe. The Asia Pacific region contributes to the largest revenue share in the global E-Waste management market, followed by European countries. Analysis of the market indicates that the global volume of E-waste accounted for 57.7 million tons in 2013.

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StEP (Solving the E-waste problem) is a German based establishment that manages the processing of E-Waste in developed countries.Ruediger Kuehr, executive secretary of StEP, states that Rapid product innovations and replacements for electronic gadgets account for the rise in E-Waste worldwide. The monumental rise of E-Waste brings across an impending need for all countries to manage their E-Waste effectively. The U.S. is a major exporter of used electronic goods. The region exports a large quantity of CRT (cathode ray tubes) monitors and a considerable number of cellphones, amongst other electronic devices. National Center for Electronics Recycling (NCER), is a U.S. based non-profit organization dedicated to the enhancement of national infrastructure for recycling E-waste. NCER states that, nearly 54 million tons (49 metric million tons) of E-Waste, i.e. approximately 43 lbs (20kg) per person, is generated every year across the globe. The study estimates that U.S. generates a large quantity of E-waste, major portion of which is shipped to developing countries (mainlyAsia) and West Africa, where it is usually disposed-off in backyards or recycled. These deposits ultimately cause numerous health issues and environmental hazards.

Jason Linnell, an Executive director of NCER has mentioned that the U.S is yet to fully utilize its recycling capacity as compared to other countries. Presently, North Americais largely taking initiatives to recycle its E-Waste. The StEP estimated that the U.S generated about 258.2 million units of used-electronics (monitors, cellphones, computers and TV sets) in 2010, of which, 171.4 million were collected for recycling and 14.4 million were exported. The E-Waste management initiatives in North America should significantly reduce E-waste exports and propel the domestic market. Adoption of E-Waste management programs by all the countries globally, would further minimize the health concerns and significantly reduce environmental hazards. Presently, North Americais a leader in exporting E-Waste to developing countries. These exports generate a large quantity of trash for recycling in emerging markets. The Asia-Pacific comparatively generates a larger revenue from the recycled E-Waste. However,North Americais also in the process of recycling the E-waste, which would add to a larger share of its revenue in the global market.

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From the year 2000 - 2005, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), identified a growth of approximately 22% in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) market in China, declaring it to be the 6thlargest ICT market in 2006, followed by the U.S,Japan,Germany, UK and France. Thus, in the wake of constant innovation and rapidly increasing adoption of new technologies, there exists a need more than ever before, for the adoption of E-Waste management programs, globally.

Table of Content


Chapter: 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Report Description
1.2 Key Benefits
1.3 Research Methodology

1.3.1 Secondary Research
1.3.2 Primary Research
1.3.3 Analyst tools and models


Chapter: 2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2.1 CXO Perspective
2.2 Market Beyond: What To Expect By 2025

2.2.1 Moderate growth plot
2.2.2 Rapid growth plot
2.2.3 Diminishing growth plot


Chapter: 3 E-WASTE MANAGEMENT MARKET OVERVIEW

3.1 Market Definition and Scope
3.2 Key Findings

3.2.1 Top Factors Impacting Global E-waste Management Market

3.2.1.1 Decreasing life span of electronic devices would drive the e-waste management market
3.2.1.2 Scarcity of precious metals would make recycling of e-waste as essential
3.2.1.3 High rate of obsolesence would add the e-waste in tremendous volume
3.2.1.4 High cost of recycling create hurdles in e-waste management
3.2.1.5 Lack of sufficient waste collection zones minimizing the waste processing
3.2.1.6 Low awareness in developed regions would slow the e-waste management activities

3.2.2 Top Investment Pockets
3.2.3 Top Winning Strategies

3.3 Porter’s Five Forces Analysis

3.3.1 Stringent regulations and costly equipment leads to moderate bargaining power of suppliers
3.3.2 Lower threat of backward integration makes moderate bargaining power of buyers
3.3.3 Processed raw materials with almost same features compared to original raw material lower the threat of substitutes
3.3.4 Government incentives and tax benefits and high initial investment keeping the threat of new entrants moderately high
3.3.5 Relatively poor presence of players lowers the competitive rivalry

3.4 Value Chain Analysis

3.4.1 Manufacturers and Retailers
3.4.2 Imports
3.4.3 Households
3.4.4 Business and Government sector
3.4.5 Traders, Scrap Dealers, Disassemblers and Dismantlers
3.4.6 Recyclers

3.5 Regulations and Policies

3.5.1 Home Appliance Recycling Law
3.5.2 The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations, 2013
3.5.3 Responsible Electronics Recycling Act, 2013

3.6 Case Studies
3.7 Market Dynamics

3.7.1 Drivers

3.7.1.1 Shrinking life span of electronic devices
3.7.1.2 Scarcity of sources of precious metals
3.7.1.3 high rate of obsolesence

3.7.2 Restraints

3.7.2.1 High cost of e-waste management
3.7.2.2 Less e-waste collection zones
3.7.2.3 Low awareness in developed regions

3.7.3 Opportunities

3.7.3.1 Initiatives by electronic manufacturers

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Chapter: 4 GLOBAL E-WASTE MARKET BY TYPE

4.1 Trashed

4.1.1 Key Market Trends
4.1.2 Key Growth Factors and Opportunities
4.1.3 Market Size and Forecast

4.2 Recycle

4.2.1 Key Market Trends
4.2.2 Key Growth Factors and Opportunities
4.2.3 Market Size and Forecast


Chapter: 5 GLOBAL E-WASTE MARKET BY SOURCE

5.1 Household appliances

5.1.1 Key market Trends
5.1.2 Key Growth Factors and Opportunities
5.1.3 Market Size and Forecast
5.1.4 Refrigerators
5.1.5 Lighting
5.1.6 Others

5.2 IT and Telecommunications

5.2.1 Key Market Trends
5.2.2 Key Growth Factors and Opportunities
5.2.3 Market Size and Forecast
5.2.4 Computer, Laptops and Printing Devices
5.2.5 Mobile Phones
5.2.6 Others

5.3 Consumer Electronics and Others

5.3.1 Key Market Trends
5.3.2 Key Growth Factors and Opportunities
5.3.3 Market Size and Forecast
5.3.4 Television
5.3.5 Radio, Music Systems, CD
5.3.6 Others

Analyst Review:

The ever-growing need for adapting the latest technology is the prime factor for a large volume of E-Waste generated across the globe. The Asia Pacific region contributes to the largest revenue share in the global E-Waste management market, followed by European countries. Analysis of the market indicates that the global volume of E-waste accounted for 57.7 million tons in 2013.

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