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India's First E-Waste Eco-Park Coming Up in Delhi Here's What You Should Know

The E-Waste Eco-Park will be the first specialized facility in India devoted to the scientific processing, disassembly, recycling, and disposal of electronic trash, including used cell phones, computers, printers, plasma TVs, batteries, and other electronic devices.<br>Visit here: https://trandingdailynews.com/india-s-first-e-waste-eco-park-coming-up-in-delhi-here-s-what-you-should-know

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India's First E-Waste Eco-Park Coming Up in Delhi Here's What You Should Know

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  1. India's First E-Waste Eco-Park Coming Up in Delhi - Here's What You Should Know What is the E-Waste Eco-Park? The E-Waste Eco-Park will be the first specialized facility in India devoted to the scientific processing, disassembly, recycling, and disposal of electronic trash, including used cell phones, computers, printers, plasma TVs, batteries, and other electronic devices. In Holambi Kalan, North West Delhi, the park will span more than 20 acres and contain: E-waste dismantling and recycling units Refurbishing centers E-waste testing labs Skill development facilities for waste workers Safe disposal mechanisms compliant with CPCB norms      Why It Matters India generates over 1.7 million tonnes of e-waste annually, and only a fraction of it is processed through authorized channels. Most of it ends up in the informal sector, where unsafe methods lead to severe environmental and health hazards. The Delhi eco-park aims to: Formalize the e-waste sector Promote green jobs and the circular economy Ensure safe handling and recycling Observe e-waste certificate requirements for recyclers and producers.      E-Waste Certificate and Compliance As per the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, it is mandatory for producers, manufacturers, refurbishes, and recyclers to obtain an e-waste certificate from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). Also acting as a compliance assistance hub, this eco-park will assist companies in: Fulfill their Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Apply for and renew their e-waste registration certificate Get trained in sustainable disposal techniques Delhi Government's Vision     Speaking about the project, the Delhi Environment Minister stated:

  2. "The Eco-Park will serve as a model for the rest of the country in terms of how electronic waste can be managed efficiently, safely, and economically. It will put Delhi on the global map for sustainable waste practices." Final Words The opening of Delhi's first E-Waste Eco-Park is a significant step in creating a cleaner and greener India. It is a reflection of the nationwide focus on sustainability, e-waste management, and adherence to environmental regulations such as the e- waste certificate system. In addition to addressing environmental issues, the park will create green jobs and circular economy business prospects once it is up and running.

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