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The Ministry of Environment, Forests, and Climate Change is primarily responsible for regulations regarding electronic waste. Many jurisdictions have been taken and implemented like producer responsibility programs. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MANUFACTURER: According to these programs, manufacturers must take responsibility for disposable products including e-waste. Manufacturers should plan recycling programs by
In the machine age, where everyone depends on electronic gadgets for even the necessities of life, it is the responsibility of every person to dispose of e-waste carefully and safely. For this, you must consider some points: If you are disposing of any electronic device, remove all personal data from
In today's world, everything is done electronically. Everyone depends on electronic devices, even for their basic needs also. It can also be called the machine era. So, it is used and discarded continuously at a sane speed. In 2019, an estimation was taken, according to which 53.6 million metric tonnes
Electronic waste means all types of old, discarded electrical and electronic devices, such as household appliances and communications equipment; entertainment and consumer electronic equipment; lighting equipment; and electric tools, toys, sports, and recreational equipment that run on electricity. E-waste contains both valuable and hazardous materials that require special handling. Every
