SMEs in Hong Kong’s electrical and electronic components are collectively a major part of the economy ranking high in terms of number of establishments, contribution to gross domestic product, and size of employment. Electrical and electronic components SMEs however also account for substantial environmental concerns (such as air, water and noise pollution, energy consumption, waste generation and chemical waste) and face increasing supply chain pressures for improved environmental management.
1.the number and composition by industry type of SMEs in the electrical and electronic components with operations in Hong Kong and Shenzhen (broken down to three-digit Hong Kong Standard Industrial Classification, HSIC, codes);
2.the Major Industry Groups (MIGs) appropriate for the basis of Practical Examples illustrating the step-by-step process of EMS development for an SME;
3.current trends in supply chain pressure for environmental management and EMS, focusing on the requirements of large multinational client corporations in the electrical and electronic sector;
4.the latest and upcoming international requirements to be imposed on the sector, focusing on developments in Europe, Japan and the United States of America; and
5.professional and academic institutions in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta (PRD) region that can provide tailored support to local electrical and ic components SMEs.
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