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Inviting suggestion on the Draft Report on Circular Economy in Electronic Waste

Inviting suggestion on the Draft Report on Circular Economy in Electronic Waste
Start Date :
Jun 05, 2021
Last Date :
Jun 15, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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MeitY is seeking comments from citizens on the Draft Report on Circular Economy in Electronic Waste. ...

MeitY is seeking comments from citizens on the Draft Report on Circular Economy in Electronic Waste.

It has drafted an action plan report which provides recommendations on feasible solutions of circular economy transformation in the e-Waste Sector based on best global practices.

The recommendation includes the entire value chain of the products including raw-material acquisition, design & manufacturing of components, consumption, end-of-life, and recycling, and recovery stages, secondary raw materials, circular economy evaluation indicators, etc. to ensure

•Security of critical materials
•Product-life extension
•Responsible disposal
•Strengthening Recycling Systems
•Sustainable Manufacturing Process

Click here to read the Draft Report on Circular Economy in Electronic Waste.

The last date to receive inputs is 15th June 2021.

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Kolli Sai Eswar
Kolli Sai Eswar 5 years 1 month ago
E-waste is the big problem in the country like India, whereas India is the world's best market for electronic goods. Government should give incentives to the companies, who are producing electronic goods to increase the scrap value of their goods and also to accept the scrap from public. This increases the habit of exchanging the old electronic goods with newer ones among the people. This is my view on E-waste problem.
Rama Nand Pathak
Rama Nand Pathak 5 years 1 month ago
तम्माम वे है यदि सब बाध्य कजिये क्यो नियम लागू करने से अनिवार्यता से कुछ को समझ आएगा काफी मानिए ही नही केवल एक रास्ता हर का कई बार सही यूज सभी के लिए फायदे मंद गाय दूध दही गोबर मूत्र दवा मरीज घर परिवासर समाज गाय
RAJESH MAHATO
RAJESH MAHATO 5 years 1 month ago
The e-waste problem is definitely huge in size as well as the geographical scale. However, it is important that the problem is also seen as an opportunity. This change in mindset is required so that entrepreneurial creativity is used and e-waste is handled in a manner which is good for the economy as well as for the environment.
Mukesh Kumar
Mukesh Kumar 5 years 1 month ago
आजकल का मानव स्वार्थी हो गया है। उसे अपने फ़ायदे दिखाई देते हैं बेशक किसी का नुकसान हो जाये तो लोगों को यह समझाना पड़ेगा कि इससे आपका भी नुकसान है । इसे waste material को भी सही से प्रयोग करो। इसको recycle से प्रयोग करो जिससे waste material use हो सके और harmfull gases न निकले। जितने भी electronics appretus हैं उन्हे खराब होने पर उसकी shop से interchange कर ले जिससे उनका प्रयोग दुबारा हो सके और आपको भी economically फायदा होगा। इस तरह से बचा जा सकता है।
Pramod kumar jena
Pramod kumar jena 5 years 1 month ago
Sir, after completion of recycling and retrieving scarce metals fm electronic wastages then all toxic parts and metals may be carefully dumped in specifically designed dump yards where those products toxicity can not damage much to the already fragile ECO system of my country and my planet. The day is very soon coming for our existencial crisis due to our excess madness to alter the design of creator.so better planning and utilisation and management r need of hour where our greed to be checked.
Pramod kumar jena
Pramod kumar jena 5 years 1 month ago
Sir, electronic products selling companies should be asked to take back their old products and they should have recycled plants where such waste products r to be processed and all costly minerals r to be retrieved for future uses as we know that we have extracted more copper fm our mines and used it in electrical and electronic products,so our planet has less copper inside it and more in outside for human uses. so recycled plants where everything would be segregated and put forth for utilisation