Why Recycle?
Technology advancements in the last 100 years have helped our generation with adequate and ample resources at our disposal in human evolutionary history. But this came at a cost to nature and its balance. The fundamental law of nature is to recycle what it once created to accommodate the essence of life and living.
It becomes our moral responsibility that we follow this law of nature and recycle what we create once it is no longer of any use to us. Apart from our moral duty towards recycling the e-waste generated, it has been made mandatory under the E-Waste Management Rules and Regulations for bulk users, producers, manufacturers, importers etc. to ensure e-waste is recycled by an authorised recycler.
E-Waste Rules and Regulations
Official gazettes, notifications, guidelines, and compliance forms released by the Ministry of Environment and CPCB.
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Central Pollution Control Board Gazette Notification & EPR Framework (PDF, 1.5MB)
E- Waste (Management) Rules, 2022
Primary Law -
Official MoEFCC approved guidelines for EPR certificates and environmental penalties (PDF, 12MB)
CPCB Environmental Compensation Guidelines (E-Waste Rules)
Latest Guidelines -
Official MoEFCC Gazette notification on battery disposal, return filing, and EPR credits (PDF, 1.5MB)
Battery Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2024
2024 Amendment -
Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022
National regulatory framework for battery disposal, collection, and recycling obligations (PDF, 1.5MB) -
Standard movement manifest for legal transport & handover of e-waste to recycling facility (Printable Vector PDF)
Form 6 : E-Waste Manifest
Facility Manifest
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