RLMT $302$: Can you help by responding to this. I also need to create or make an open$-$ended question at the end. Thanks!

While conducting research on the topics we were giving for this weekly I decided on my first topic was going to be the reverse logistics of recycling electronics products. Finding ways to develop sustainable plan that will help reduce environmental pollution. Using reverse logistics on the recovery of end$-$of$-$life electrical products. Using reverse logistics with electrical waste is to use the raw materials and recycle what can be and repair what can be and reuse. Many governments worldwide make manufactures follow ERP $($Extended producer responsibility$).$ This was to grow awareness of the uproar of electrical waste, since $2005$ it has risen $5\%$ annual and that is more than garbage which is whole other problem we face. This gives a great importance of reverse logistics to be implemented in high importance in companies that deal with electrical products.

I felt that the article about World Food Programme $($WFP$)$ frontline work in humanitarian logistics$.$ They have putting extreme efforts in growing their sustainable development plans. They work with governments, NGO, by engaging with their local suppliers and farmers. WFP invest in local economics, markets and private sectors$.$ They build a foundation that created emergency assistance, projects built with resilience, and sustainable agricultural systems. Their efforts to delivery sustainable humanitarian logistics$.$ By using their logistical skills and amplifying their humanitarian in the year of $2022$ they deliver five million food deliveries, six billion good and services, and they partner with $1200$ humanitarian partners.