Extended Producer Responsibility, Rwanda
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Improper disposal of e-waste poses numerous threats to the environment, economy, and health and well-being of citizens. Rwanda wanted to implement a legally transparent, digitally supported, and appropriately financed EPR digital service for the management of e-waste.
Completion of EPR regulatory framework for e-waste management in Rwanda
Co-design the EPR digital service based on user needs, journeys, and business life events
Co-design the financial mechanism that producers must pay on Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE) that is placed on the market in Rwanda to finance the sound management of e-waste.
A forward-looking e-waste regulation that will allow electronic producers to finance the collection, recycling, and end-of-life disposal of e-waste equipment/product streams.
Facilitate compliance with e-waste regulation through EPR digital service.
Contribute to the digitization roadmap by scaling the GovStack Building Block approach used in EPR for the rest of the services in the digitization roadmap of Rwanda.
Apr 22 Prioritisation of government service: EPR
May - July 22 Workshops to understand user needs
July - Aug 22 Map As-Is user journey, life/business events and current stack
Nov 22 - Feb 23 Co-design w/user a To-Be user journey, future stack & wireframes (Validated service design)
Mar - Sept 23 Evaluation of possible Digital Public Goods (DPG) to digitize the service
Nov 7-8 23 EPR blueprint for electronics event