2019•Vikalpa The Journal for Decision MakersOpen access

E-Waste Management in India: Issues and Strategies

Rama Mohana R. Turaga, Kalyan Bhaskar, Satish Sinha, Daniel Hinchliffe, Morton Hemkhaus, Rachna Arora, Sandip Chatterjee, Deepali Sinha Khetriwal, Verena Radulovic, Pranshu Singhal, Hitesh Sharma

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E-Waste Management; Extended Producer Responsibility; Informal Sector; Producer Responsibility Organizations; Indian E-waste Management Rules/Regulations; Circular Economy; Sustainability; Regulatory Enforcement; Standards for E-waste Management; Technologies and E-waste

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E-Waste Management; Extended Producer Responsibility; Informal Sector; Producer Responsibility Organizations; Indian E-waste Management Rules/Regulations; Circular Economy; Sustainability; Regulatory Enforcement; Standards for E-waste Management; Technologies and E-waste

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E-Waste Management; Extended Producer Responsibility; Informal Sector; Producer Responsibility Organizations; Indian E-waste Management Rules/Regulations; Circular Economy; Sustainability; Regulatory Enforcement; Standards for E-waste Management; Technologies and E-waste

Key concepts: Enforcement, Business, Extended producer responsibility, Sustainability, Circular economy, Environmental planning, Waste management, Engineering

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