Uploaded on Dec 16, 2022
Global electronic waste is a rising and multi-faceted problem, which grows complex by the minute. Statistics tell us that we generate about 50 million tons of e-waste every year. That’s akin to “throwing out 1000 laptops every single second” As proven during the coronavirus pandemic, the digital divide between haves and have-nots is larger than ever. Before, computers may have played a supplementary role in one’s education. Following the pandemic lockdowns, they became essential. If you didn’t have an operating PC or laptop to attend online classes, your education simply ceased. Faced with this troubling reality, a large number of local and global nonprofits sprung into action, and tech donations soared. Children in the developing world as well as the underserved children in the developed countries, were all able to get on with their online classes with the help of donated computers and laptops. Now, at the end of 2022, the Covid-19 pandemic may seem like something of the past, but the need for tech donations is still very much there. WeForum reports that 33% of children in America belonging to lower income families do not have access to a family computer.
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GLOBAL ELECTRONIC WASTE IS
A RISING AND MULTI-FACETED
PROBLEM, WHICH GROWS MORE
COMPLEX BY THE
MINUTE. STATISTICS TELL US THAT WE
GENERATE ABOUT 50 MILLION TONS
OF E-WASTE EVERY YEAR. THAT’S
AKIN TO “THROWING OUT 1000
LAPTOPS EVERY SINGLE SECOND”
AS PROVEN DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC,
THE DIGITAL DIVIDE BETWEEN HAVES AND HAVE-
NOTS IS LARGER THAN EVER. BEFORE, COMPUTERS
MAY HAVE PLAYED A SUPPLEMENTARY ROLE IN
ONE’S EDUCATION. FOLLOWING THE PANDEMIC
LOCKDOWNS, THEY BECAME ESSENTIAL. IF YOU
DIDN’T HAVE AN OPERATING PC OR LAPTOP TO
ATTEND ONLINE CLASSES, YOUR EDUCATION SIMPLY
CEASED.
FACED WITH THIS TROUBLING REALITY, A LARGE NUMBER
OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL NONPROFITS SPRUNG INTO
ACTION, AND TECH DONATIONS SOARED. CHILDREN IN
THE DEVELOPING WORLD AS WELL AS THE UNDERSERVED
CHILDREN IN THE DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, WERE ALL
ABLE TO GET ON WITH THEIR ONLINE CLASSES WITH THE
HELP OF DONATED COMPUTERS AND LAPTOPS.
NOW, AT THE END OF 2022, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC MAY SEEM
LIKE SOMETHING OF THE PAST, BUT THE NEED FOR TECH
DONATIONS IS STILL VERY MUCH THERE. WEFORUM
REPORTS THAT 33% OF CHILDREN IN AMERICA BELONGING TO
LOWER INCOME FAMILIES DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO A FAMILY
COMPUTER.
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