Electronic Waste Africa (EWA) is a pivotal social initiative based in Côte d'Ivoire, dedicated to establishing a sustainable and ecologically sound management system for electronic waste (e-waste). EWA focuses on building a robust value chain that includes education, awareness, collection, treatment, and recycling of end-of-life electronic equipment, all while adhering to environmental protection standards.

Among its initiatives, EWA runs the E-waste Campaign, which engages local businesses in corporate social responsibility to raise awareness about the dangers of improper e-waste disposal. The E-waste Academy offers training programs aimed at professionalizing informal sector workers, promoting social recognition, and enhancing skills within the e-waste industry.

Furthermore, the Tribune E-waste serves as a platform for dialogue among experts and policymakers on relevant topics such as green financing and legislative standards. EWA also has a dedicated research team that develops innovative strategies tailored to combat the challenges posed by climate change in e-waste management. Through these efforts, EWA is committed to protecting human health and the environment while fostering collaboration among stakeholders in the ecosystem.