E-Wise Electronic Waste Management

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E-waste is defined as all obsolete computers, televisions, cellphones, and other commonly used electronic devices. Pakistan has become a dumping ground for such toxic electronic waste. Children as young as twelve year olds are made to recycle this toxic electronic waste without proper facilities or safety guidelines, which is hazardous to health and the environment. There is a dire need of awareness regarding this issue and a solution that is locally viable. Therefore, my thesis E-wise Electronic Waste Management, is an organization that collaborates with electronic manufacturers and aims to curb the issue through awareness campaigns. Moreover, it carries out old electronic collection drives in educational institutes imparting information on electronic waste and its disposal to instill consciousness in young minds.

IVS Communication Design Thesis Show 2013 Exhibit Piece

Poster for awareness

Motion graphic to be shared via social media by the students and faculty to spread the word about electronic waste and how to tackle it. This motion graphic was made entirely in Adobe Illustrator and then animated in Adobe After Effects.

Poster for collection drive - Cell phones

Poster for collection drive - Chargers

Poster for collection drive - Accessories

Screensaver to be put up on school computers to spread the word about the collection drive

Wallpaper to be used as a way to inform students and faculty about the collection drive and the steps that need to followed before putting phones in the recycling bin.

Wallpaper to be used as a way to inform students and faculty about the collection drive and the steps that need to followed before putting phones in the recycling bin.Wallpaper to be used as a way to inform students and faculty about the collection drive and the steps that need to followed before putting phones in the recycling bin.Wallpaper to be used as a way to inform students and faculty about the collection drive and the steps that need to followed before putting phones in the recycling bin.