Table 2.
WEEE internet recycling stakeholders.
| The Research Object | Stakeholders | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Internet recycling companies | The main recyclers of the WEEE Internet recycling industry, adopting a combination of online and offline ways to recycle WEEE |
| 2 | Government | The main regulator of the industry, formulating policies to supervise and constrain other stakeholders |
| 3 | Residents | The main producers of WEEE, directly involved in the Internet recycling of WEEE |
| 4 | Traditional recyclers | Individual stations and traditional recycling companies competing with Internet recycling companies |
| 5 | Electronic product manufacturers | Producers of electronic products and participants in the recovery and treatment of WEEE |
| 6 | Disassembly and treatment companies | Companies downstream of the Internet recycling industry that play a role in the dismantling and processing of WEEE |
| 7 | Reusing companies | Companies that recycle and produce renewable resources obtained from the disassembled WEEE |
| 8 | Hazardous waste treatment companies | Companies that handle the treatment of hazardous waste generated from disassembled WEEE |
| 9 | Non-governmental organizations | Regulators other than the government |
| 10 | Garbage treatment companies | Companies involved in the final treatment of waste that cannot be reused after disassembly |