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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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srinivasa Sagar
srinivasa Sagar 5 years 2 weeks ago
business, factory, profit has made uninterrupted use of natural resources & invention for greedy leaders, not in environmental betterment. use of item's only in absolute necessity under licence, keep tabs of item's a person purchase & throw out. nowadays softwares control the hardware after downloading make them non working so that we need to purchase new. same with Jio handset, do investigate similar cases. actually recycling itself is hazardous. produce based on necessary, otherwise stop produ
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Rakesh Yedla
Rakesh Yedla 5 years 2 weeks ago
Encourage product manufacturers to develop products that can have a second life. Companies should promote to the customer how their product after service can be used for another purpose without disposing of it as waste.
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udit ardhavi
udit ardhavi 5 years 2 weeks ago
🤔क्यो ना एक लेब खोली जाए ओर इन कचरे से नए एक्सपेरिमेंट कर के नई नई चीजें बनाई जाए
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K G Pragasam
K G Pragasam 5 years 2 weeks ago
All e product should be made sustainable manufacturing process. This strenthes the recycling process. The public must be put to awareness about the process. By giving apprentiship training to ITI holders a porton of the recycling waste can be reusable. Govt must instruct the mfrs to extemd the life of the product.Such critical e materials must be guranteed by the mfrs about the reaction.
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Anurag Shukla
Anurag Shukla 5 years 2 weeks ago
We have BIS in our country which help in differentiate the finished product. Like this we should need to differentiate our service communities based on their skill of repair on different electronics goods.The availability of repair parts can be increased if in a common web portal every party could showcase or list down available parts with them & then one can search in a single window.For. example a particular part by its manufacturer number could be search within country with buying option.
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Anurag Shukla
Anurag Shukla 5 years 2 weeks ago
Govt. should launch a certificate course for repairing shops employee or individual who could be trained for repairing specific products of a company exclusive to those authorized repair centers of the companies.These private repair shops then should be classified based on customer online report cards after login the web portal with their Aadhar card number. Such reputed repair center or individual with proper grading should be exhibited on this web portal common to all city & town of states.
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Anurag Shukla
Anurag Shukla 5 years 2 weeks ago
In our traditional recycle system of e waste handling,we after examining it ,we have to pickup partially or incomplete recycle waste to fully recycle it. Buy back policy does not work as the customer feel cheated & therefore keep the un-repair products with him till search of repair fails after which it finally become e waste.Govt. should form a web portal to which service providing company could showcase its stock lying with them for sale. Then the parts can be sold through online companies
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