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Extended Producer's Responsibility (EPR) is an environmental policy approach where producers are given a significant responsibility—financial and/or physical—for the treatment or disposal of post-consumer products. Assigning such responsibility could involve the producer being responsible for the disposal of the product once it is no longer useful to the consumer. EPR aims to encourage manufacturers to design products with minimal environmental impact and enhance the recyclability of waste, thereby reducing the burden on municipal waste management systems.

1.Plastic Waste Management

Registration of PIBOs and PWPs under PWM Rules: Producers, Importers, and Brand Owners (PIBOs), along with Plastic Waste Processors (PWPs), must register under the Plastic Waste Management (PWM) Rules. This registration mandates the responsible management of plastic waste, promoting recycling and the reduction of plastic pollution.

2.E-Waste Management System

This system addresses the recycling and disposal of electronic waste. Producers of electronic goods are required to manage the e-waste generated from their products, ensuring environmentally sound disposal and reduction in hazardous waste.

3. Management of Waste Tyre

Under this category, producers involved in the manufacture or import of tyres are responsible for the collection and recycling of waste tyres. This initiative aims to minimize the environmental impact of discarded tyres and promote their reuse in various forms.

4.Battery Waste Management

Producers of batteries are tasked with the collection and recycling of used batteries. This ensures that battery waste is processed in an environmentally safe manner, preventing hazardous chemicals from contaminating ecosystems.

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