E-waste management: governance and policy options

By:

Sinha, G. N. IFS

Contributor(s):

Pandey, Anju

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Dehradun Bishan Singh Mahendra Pal Singh 2024Description: 138pISBN:

9789394991316

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

CS 658.567 SIN

Summary: The book presents an exhaustive overview of the E- Waste scenario, globally as well as in India, and international conventions leading to national policies and legislations for management of E-Waste. The book highlights the data deficiency both of EEEs and the E -Waste generated and recycled both through formal and informal channels and has, therefore, emphasised strengthening institutional capacities for data collection and maintenance for better policy planning in future.

List(s) this item appears in: New Arrivals March, 2025 | Governance

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The book presents an exhaustive overview of the E- Waste scenario, globally as well as in India, and international conventions leading to national policies and legislations for management of E-Waste. The book highlights the data deficiency both of EEEs and the E -Waste generated and recycled both through formal and informal channels and has, therefore, emphasised strengthening institutional capacities for data collection and maintenance for better policy planning in future.

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