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The reverse logistics is managed by our own fleet of vehicles and channel partners from nation-wide locations.
E waste ngo in india. Indias Leading Producer Responsibility Organisation. Karo Sambhav is a country-wide organisation currently spread across 29 states 3 union territories and over 60 cities. Through our technology enabled e-waste management programme we provide producers and global brands with comprehensive Extended Producer Responsibility EPR services.
Here is a snapshot of our presence. On scheduling your e-waste pickup through our call centre we will ensure a timely pick up from your site to our R2 certified recycling plant to ensure a complete end to life solution of your e-waste disposal. The reverse logistics is managed by our own fleet of vehicles and channel partners from nation-wide locations.
Hand in Hand India is an international NGO based in India and works in a majority of Indian states. Its founders are Kalpana Sankar and Percy Barnevik. The leading NGO works with empowering women educating children healthcare access environment and creating jobs.
The NGO also creates social entrepreneurship programmes in India. The NGOs work in environmental conservation has led them. Samarthanam is an NGO working for environment protection in India.
It always wanted to do its bit to the society on various fronts and environment is one of the focus regions. Environmental awareness conservation and protecting our surroundings are an integrate part of Samarthanams values. Through its initiatives Samarthanam is making an effort to bring out environmental awareness among the general.
The E-Waste Management Rules 2016 were amended by the government in March 2018 to facilitate and effectively implement the environmentally sound management of e-waste in India. The amended Rules revise the collection targets under the provision of EPR with effect from October 1 2017. By way of revised targets and monitoring under the Central Pollution Control Board CPCB effective and improved management of e-waste.
Saahas Zero Waste started as a Bengaluru -based NGO in 2001 and is now a full-blown organisation that diverts 53000 kilograms of waste from landfills every day. They specialise in handling bulk waste produced by MNCs residential communities universities tech parks and other organisations and carrying out end-to-end turnkey projects. An inventory on e-waste arising out of three products.
Computers mobile phones and televisions. The total quantities of generated e-waste in India during 2007 were 3 32 979 Metric Tonnes MT Computer. Report on E-waste Inventorisation in India MAIT-GTZ Study 2007.
WASTE is really WEALTH and indeed RDO Trust is proud and privileged to have such a partner to look at sanitation in a holistic way. WASTE has provided a wealth of technical and financial support to reach the poor in India. WASTEs contribution is not only in formulating but also in technically guiding RDO Trust RDO Trust our partner in India.
Nature knows no waste. A Saahas is a non-profit organization working in the field of waste management. At Saahas we believe that when waste is managed at source it becomes a resource.
Since 2001 we have been helping build communities across rural and urban India that manage their waste at source by reducing reusing and recycling their waste and achieving 90 resource recovery. E-waste Management Handling Rules to be published under the Environment Protection Act Objective. To put in place an effective mechanism to regulate the generation collection storage transportation import export environmentally sound recycling treatment and disposal of e-waste.
This includes refurbishment collection system and producers responsibility thereby reducing. According to Global E-Waste Monitor 2017 around 2 million tonnes of e-waste is generated in India every year. India is one of the prime producers of e-waste in the world.
Saahas Zero Waste is a certified e-waste management company and we establish a true reverse-logistics chain for e-waste from consumers to recyclers. 3 Namo E-Waste. This Faridabad-based e-waste recycling startup was awarded the Best Green Startup of the year 2015-16 in the Clean and Green India awards by Franchise India.
It collects all sorts of electronic waste and recycles them into different products. It collects from companies institutions organisations and housing societies as well across 12 states and union territories. Indias first e-waste regulations known as E-waste Management and Handling Rules 2011 used EPR approach and required the producers of electronic products to set up collection centres ie physical responsibility and inform the consumers ie information responsibility on how the used electronic products can be returned to the collection centres.
E Waste Recycling India has been a wonderful partner in building our recycling program. EWR India has always and continues to be a progressive Electronics Recycler while maintaining the highest level of customer support. We are proud to have E Waste Recycling India as our e-waste provider.
Manager Information Technology Infrastructure. Indias electronic industry is growing by 20 annually and one can expect 800000 tons of e-waste generated every by 2020. Bangalore-based E-Parisaraa Pvt Ltd is Indias first government authorized electronic waste recycle company.
Started in 2005 it extracts waste such as gold and silver and converts them into industrial raw materials.