In this piece, David discusses the transformative impact of adopting sustainable telecom practices in Africa and beyond. He explores how a shift to a circular economy can provide significant cost and environmental benefits while addressing the challenges of transitioning from traditional models.
Discover more about David’s insights in the full article on Southern African Wireless Communications, where he examines:
- The Potential of the Green Economy: How surplus telecom equipment can address Africa’s network needs sustainably.
- Challenges to the Circular Economy: Overcoming trust barriers and changing mindsets around reused telecom equipment.
- The Future of Urban Mining: Recovering valuable materials like copper to drive both financial and environmental savings.
Join us in exploring how sustainable practices can bridge the digital divide and create a greener future for telecom networks
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