Title | Into the future Managing EWaste for protecting lives and livelih |
Publication Type | Research Reports |
Year of Publication | 2007 |
Keywords | india, E-waste, Recycling, Delhi, NGO, lives, livelihoods, EPR, Environment, Water, Soil, Toxics Link, EEE, air, safety, consumers, stakeholder, viable, sustainable, Manufacturers, Assemblers, Individual consumers, Corporate users, Government organisations, PRO, guideline, health standards, |
Abstract | The existing e-waste processing is mostly handled in a very well networked informal sector having very high environmental and health impacts. With e-waste becoming a reality in India and such unorganised recycling activities on the rise, a need has been felt in all quarters for an efficient and environmentally sound management of e-waste in the country. Toxics Link attempts to look at a workable e-waste recycling model with Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO) at the centre who will largely be responsible for environmentally sound management of e-waste. The paper gives details on the collection mechanism, process flow and financial component of the proposed model. |
Citation key | 294 |
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