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Welcome to the Presentation on Waste Paper in India – The Futuristic Dimensions

By: Dhananjay Kumar Managing Director N H Consulting Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi. Welcome to the Presentation on Waste Paper in India – The Futuristic Dimensions. Dr. S.L. Keshwani Managing Director Chem Projects, Consulting Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi. Growth of Paper Industry in India.

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Welcome to the Presentation on Waste Paper in India – The Futuristic Dimensions

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  1. By: Dhananjay Kumar Managing Director N H Consulting Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi Welcome to the Presentation on Waste Paper in India – The Futuristic Dimensions Dr. S.L. Keshwani Managing Director Chem Projects, Consulting Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi

  2. Growth of Paper Industry in India

  3. Raw Material Structure % of Capacity

  4. Domestic Waste Paper RECOVERY

  5. TREND IN IMPORTS OF WASTE PAPER IN INDIA BY VARIETY* (000, MT) * Only recorded imports. ** April-June Source : Ministry of Commerce, Government of India

  6. Variety-Wise Collection %

  7. Source: ITC-WOW, Aug. 2011

  8. Semi-mechanisation operation • Unloading of waste paper- Mechanised • Loading of waste paper on conveyor Belt-Mechanised • Hand Picking of visibly identifiable waste paper for re-use- mannual Fully Mechanised operation • Unloading of wastes • Size reduction through shredders • Size separation through screening devices • Classification of wastes • Compaction through bales/ Crushers • Reloading of wastes Mechanization Process India should Adopt

  9. Indian Legislation Framework • Legislations are part of Solid waste management – Importance of waste paper is lost • Waste paper is linked with municipal wastes • Issues not adequately addressed

  10. Source: Improving Municipal Solid Waste Management in India: A sourcebook for Policy Makers and Practitioners, World Bank Institute

  11. Reasons for Noncompliance with the 2000 Rules

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  14. Country Extension of separate collection Predominant collection system Results Austria Nation-wide Mainly kerbside bring system for glass, paper and metals Plastics: trend to collection of only recyclable plastic materials, other plastics are incinerated with energy recovery Belgium Nearly nation-wide Kerbside sys. except for glass Glass: 2 colours are separately collected PMC: empty plastics bottles and jars, metal cans and beverage cartons Finland Mainly in urban regions Bring-system Beverage carton is collected separately in yellow bins Kerbside system for glass France Not yet fully established Depending on local condition Glass: predominately colour separate collection Plastics: empty plastic bottles and flasks metal cans Swm RECOVERY DYNAMICS IN Selected Countries

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  17. The indian Scenario in 2025

  18. India will have to enhance recovery rate from 30% at present to 70% by 2025. Corporatization of recovery chain is of utmost importance. Municipalities/ Government should come forward to create facilities under PPP model Collection in smaller towns should be encouraged and handled through common infrastructure facilities. Government should come forward with a separate policy initiatives for waste paper collection. Municipalities participation on revenue sharing basis with corporate is required What to do?

  19. Thank You

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