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Enforcing policies on extended producer responsibility for manufacturers in developed economies.

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Enhancing national consumer awareness
around the damaging effects of their e-devices. we can do this by sending out articles via, email, mail, newspapers and even telling people about it on the news would bring a lot more awareness to the problem

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Establishing policies to remove the hazardous components used in EEE.

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Support for law enforcement and customs
authorities to address the trans boundary movement of used and end-of-life EEE entering developing economies.

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The lower class people of the developing countries have to work in terrible conditions and get paid less because of the lower cost of materials because of the over abundance of them. The higher class people of those countries make a lot of money because of all the importing.

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when E-waste is piled up the chemicals seep into the ground and could get into a water source and eventually gets into lakes river EXT.

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In developing countries, there exists piles of thrown away electronics that take over miles of land. People can't live in those areas, not only because of the land that is taken away, but because of the chemicals they have to breathe in.

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If the UN has better leaders they will do better in their work

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According to the article, the UN needs to have a central database so they can gather information and plan better.

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The UN could build a map that will help people understand what they do with e-waste

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The UN talks about how important taking care of electronic waste is. They need to know that every stage of taking care of the waste, including the disposal, is significant to cleaning the environment. E- waste being imported to developing economies is an issue because it causes more pollution and less health to the people of those countries. The INTERPOL,  EUROPOL, and IMPEL may help eradicate that issue by creating policies that inform people about the waste issues and remove the harmful aspects of the waste. The UN already works with many people tackling the problem, but they could focus of the quality of the waste rather than just the disposal and they could plan and research more. They could also collaborate with more people.