India currently is the 5th largest producer of E-waste in the world. The number has been increased drastically for India to be at 3rd position by end of 2020. Increased usage of electronic devices and electrical equipment like mobile phone, servers, television, laptop, microwave, refrigerators including air conditioners are resulting into large quantity of E-waste day by day.
To overcome the national concern, a set of rules and regulations for E-waste came into the existence as E-waste Management Rule, 2011. The same has been replaced with E-waste Management Rule, 2016.
In November 2022, govt of India had released the notification with respect to new rule of E-waste named as E-waste Management Rule 2022. The said rule has introduced new product categories under the mandatory regime of EPR authorization. The rule 2022 will be implemented from April 1st 2023.
The overall objective of E-Waste(M) rules is to take all steps required to ensure that e- waste is managed in a manner which shall protect health and environment against any adverse effects, which may result from such E-waste.
This rule is applicable to every producer, consumer or bulk consumer, collection centre, dismantler and recycler of e-waste involved in the manufacture, sale, purchase and processing of electrical and electronic equipment or components specified in schedule– I of these Rules.
Sr. No | Categories of electrical and electronic equipment | Electrical and electronic equipment code |
i) | Information technology and telecommunication equipment: |
|
Centralized data processing: Mainframes, Minicomputers | ITEW1 | |
Personal Computing: Personal Computers (Central Processing Unit with input and output devices) | ITEW2 | |
Personal Computing: Laptop Computers (Central Processing Unit with input and output devices) | ITEW3 | |
Personal Computing: Notebook Computers | ITEW4 | |
Personal Computing: Notepad Computers | ITEW5 | |
Printers including cartridges | ITEW6 | |
Copying equipment | ITEW7 | |
Electrical and electronic typewriters | ITEW8 | |
User terminals and systems | ITEW9 | |
Facsimile | ITEW10 | |
Telex | ITEW11 | |
Telephones | ITEW12 | |
Pay telephones | ITEW13 | |
Cordless telephones | ITEW14 | |
Cellular telephones | ITEW15 | |
Answering systems | ITEW16 | |
ii) | Consumer electrical and electronics: |
|
Television sets (including sets based on (Liquid Crystal Display and Light Emitting Diode technology) | CEEW1 | |
Refrigerator | CEEW1 | |
Washing Machine | CEEW1 | |
Air-conditioners excluding centralized air conditioning plants | CEEW1 | |
Fluorescent and other Mercury containing lamps | CEEW1 |
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‘Extended Producer Responsibility’ means responsibility of any producer of electrical or electronic equipment, for channelization of e-waste to ensure environmentally sound management of such waste. Extended Producer Responsibility may comprise of implementing take back system and/or setting up of collection centers and having agreed arrangements with authorized dismantler/recycler either individually or collectively through a Producer Responsibility Organization recognized by producer or producers in their Extended Producer Responsibility – Authorization.
Lead time for EPR Approval as per CPCB: 4-5 Months from the date of receipt of all approved documents by the approving authority.
Extended Producer Responsibility Authorization (EPR – Authorization) is valid for a period of 5 Years.
For renewal of EPR Authorization, the application to CPCB has to be made before 3 months of its expiry (120 days).
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