Takebackohjelmia
Takebackohjelmia is a Finnish term that roughly translates to "take-back software" in English. It refers to the practice of manufacturers' or vendors' obligation to accept the return of software products that are no longer needed or desired by the consumers.
The concept of takebackohjelmia gained prominence in the European Union, particularly in countries like Finland, where
The idea behind takebackohjelmia is to promote a more circular economy in the software industry, where software
In practice, takebackohjelmia programs often involve partnerships between manufacturers and e-waste recycling companies. These partnerships allow