Overview of E-waste Export E-waste or electronic waste refers to abandoned electronic items such as computers, information and communication technology equipment, audio and video products, and so on. E-waste has increased dramatically in India as the IT sector has increased…
Overview of EPR Post Compliance (E-Waste) Management of e-waste is required to safeguard and improve our surroundings and environment. Only by implementing adequate waste management procedures can the natural ecosystem be preserved. For proper e-waste disposal, an EPR e-waste authorization…
Overview of E-Waste Recycling Authorization EPR, which stands for Extended Producers Responsibility, is a government strategy in which producers are assigned vital responsibility for the treatment and disposal of consumer goods. EPR authorisation is required for producers, importers, manufacturers, and…
Overview of E-Waste Recycling Authorization E-Waste, also known as WEEE (Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment), is made up of broken end-of-life E.E.E. (Electronic and Electrical Equipment) products that have been declared outdated by users. Used and abandoned computers, mobile phones…
Plastic waste management is an activity that aids in the reduction of plastic pollution in the environment and the protection of the ecosystem. Tonnes of plastic are manufactured in India each year. An Overview of Permission for Plastic Garbage Plastic…
Overview of PRO (Producers Responsibility Organization) Authorization The CPCB implemented the PRO (Producers Responsibilities Organization) regulation (Central Pollution Control Board). As we all know, the growing consumption of durable goods throughout the years is the key source of concern that…
An Overview of E-Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2011 E-Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2011, were promulgated by the government in 2011 & has entered into play since 1st May 2012. To enable seamless execution of E-based waste rules and…
The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEFCC or MOEF) is the principal administrative authority under the Central Government for planning, regulating and overseeing India’s environmental and forestry programmes and policies. It laid down various rules and regulations pertaining…
ISO originated from the union of two organisations – the ISO (International Federation of the National Standardizing Associations) and the UNSCC (United Nations Standard Coordinating Committee). In 1946 over 25 countries met at the Institute of Civil Engineers in London…
Trademark is any unique expression related to a product or service that distinguishes it from others. This expression could be a word, slogan, photograph, logo, graphic, colour combination, sound or even smell; however, most businesses are only looking for a…