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E-waste Recycling Model Toxics Link
Encouraging Sustainable production by separate cleaner material legislation
Product Recycling Information by Individual Companies
Electronics Industry
Dealer
PRO
Households Collection & Storage
Private Sector
Dismantling Facility
Recycling Fa
Public Sector Free collection
Component recovered sold in the market
Material recovered sold in the market
Electronics Industry
Public –Private Information Campaign Households
Government Civil Society
Additional requirements
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Private Sector Public Sector
Material Flowchart Individual Electronics Manufacturers
M A T E R I A L R E U S E
Households
Private sector
Public sector
Dealer
Producer Responsibility Organisation Collection/Storage
Dismantling Facility
Recycling Facility
Encouraging Sustainable production by separate cleaner material legislation
Product Recycling Information by Individual Companies
Electronics Industry
Dealer
PRO
Households Collection & Storage
Private Sector
Dismantling Facility
Recycling Fa
Public Sector Free collection
Component recovered sold in the market
Material recovered sold in the market
Electronics Industry Manufacturers Importers Assemblers Consumer Electronics Computers Telephone
Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO) Non-for profit organisation formed by the Manufacturers. Responsible for the collection, storage of the e-waste. The PRO can sell the material collected to a dismantling and recycling facility for component and material recovery. Multi stake holder representation in the PRO board. The revenues from the fee and the sale of collected material used to finance the cost paid to the consumer, the collection and the storage of the e-waste. PRO has to submit annual records to the MoEF. Individual Companies pay an annual fee (fixed or based on market share).
Collection Households 2 Options: 1. PRO Take back: Free collection ( reporting) funded by the PRO Cost paid to the consumer according to product type fixed by government in consultation with PRO 2. Dealer Take back: Takes back product both in case of exchange and noexchange scenario Gives discount on new purchase of electronic goods Transfers it back to the PRO (reporting)
Collection Public and Private Sector Free collection funded by the PRO Individual companies and public bodies need to file returns to show their disposal practice ( reporting) Cost paid to the consumer according to product type fixed by government in consultation with PRO
Dismantler and Recycler Individual Entrepreneurs/Manufacturing companies The CPCB to authorise and monitor the dismantling and recycling technologies Regulated as per Hazardous Wastes (Management and Handling) Amendment Rules 2003 Waste Rules. Regular Reporting
Information Campaign Public-Private Information Campaign To be run by the government along with the PRO and civil societies Financed by PRO in partnership with the government Call centres providing information on the collection Website providing information on the recycling process and the related environmental and health aspects Civil Society Awareness building and education Companies Product Recycling/disposal information by individual companies
Additional Points Provisional Import Ban which can be reviewed when the proper recycling facilities and the hazardous waste infrastructure are installed Permanent ban on import of donations and scraps Environmental and health standards in the recycling facilities Weight-based recycling targets varying by product (increasing with time) Form for donations by Private or Public sector to individuals or other institutions ( reporting mechanism)
Encouraging Sustainable production by separate cleaner material legislation
Product Recycling Information by Individual Companies
Electronics Industry
Dealer
PRO
Households Collection & Storage
Private Sector
Dismantling Facility
Recycling Fa
Public Sector Free collection
Component recovered sold in the market
Material recovered sold in the market
Electronics Industry
Public –Private Information Campaign Households
Government Civil Society
Additional requirements
}
Private Sector Public Sector
Material Flowchart Individual Electronics Manufacturers
M A T E R I A L R E U S E
Households
Private sector
Public sector
Dealer
Producer Responsibility Organisation Collection/Storage
Dismantling Facility
Recycling Facility
Encouraging Sustainable production by separate cleaner material legislation
Product Recycling Information by Individual Companies
Electronics Industry
Dealer
PRO
Households Collection & Storage
Private Sector
Dismantling Facility
Recycling Fa
Public Sector Free collection
Component recovered sold in the market
Material recovered sold in the market
Electronics Industry Manufacturers Importers Assemblers Consumer Electronics Computers Telephone
Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO) Non-for profit organisation formed by the Manufacturers. Responsible for the collection, storage of the e-waste. The PRO can sell the material collected to a dismantling and recycling facility for component and material recovery. Multi stake holder representation in the PRO board. The revenues from the fee and the sale of collected material used to finance the cost paid to the consumer, the collection and the storage of the e-waste. PRO has to submit annual records to the MoEF. Individual Companies pay an annual fee (fixed or based on market share).
Collection Households 2 Options: 1. PRO Take back: Free collection ( reporting) funded by the PRO Cost paid to the consumer according to product type fixed by government in consultation with PRO 2. Dealer Take back: Takes back product both in case of exchange and noexchange scenario Gives discount on new purchase of electronic goods Transfers it back to the PRO (reporting)
Collection Public and Private Sector Free collection funded by the PRO Individual companies and public bodies need to file returns to show their disposal practice ( reporting) Cost paid to the consumer according to product type fixed by government in consultation with PRO
Dismantler and Recycler Individual Entrepreneurs/Manufacturing companies The CPCB to authorise and monitor the dismantling and recycling technologies Regulated as per Hazardous Wastes (Management and Handling) Amendment Rules 2003 Waste Rules. Regular Reporting
Information Campaign Public-Private Information Campaign To be run by the government along with the PRO and civil societies Financed by PRO in partnership with the government Call centres providing information on the collection Website providing information on the recycling process and the related environmental and health aspects Civil Society Awareness building and education Companies Product Recycling/disposal information by individual companies
Additional Points Provisional Import Ban which can be reviewed when the proper recycling facilities and the hazardous waste infrastructure are installed Permanent ban on import of donations and scraps Environmental and health standards in the recycling facilities Weight-based recycling targets varying by product (increasing with time) Form for donations by Private or Public sector to individuals or other institutions ( reporting mechanism)
