Time After Time e-waste report: insights from Gen Z

CEP Secretariat
April 11, 2024
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Time After Time e-waste report: insights from Gen Z

Author: Hubbub; Virgin Media O2

The report “Time after Time” by Hubbub and Virgin Media O2 sets out to understand Gen Z’s perspective on the issue of e-waste and how this informs attitudes and behaviours towards circularity in relation to technology, and specifically mobile phones.

This report provides specific insights from the research, as well as recommendations for policymakers, manufacturers, campaigners, telecoms companies, and other organizations.

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