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As per Rule 13 (1) (i), (ii) & (vi) of E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016, CPCB has the mandate to grant, renew, or refuse EPR-Authorization to Producers of the Electrical & Electronic Equipment (EEE) listed in schedule - I of the said Rules.
By registering with EPR, businesses can not only comply with legal requirements but also demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. EPR registration provides a comprehensive framework for the collection, transportation, and recycling of e-waste, ensuring that hazardous materials are handled safely and in an environmentally friendly manner.
Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) registration has various advantages such as:
Offers recommendations on how waste should be handled.
Through proper disposal of plastic garbage.
Encourages manufacturers to use sustainable resources to produce better products.
The EPR certificate defines the norms for manufacture, similar to the BIS certificate.
Encourages concerned parties to engage in EPR to make a better world.
Electronic waste management involves taking steps to dispose of electronic waste in environmentally friendly ways.
E-waste segregation results in both the recycling and disposal of electronic waste. We can efficiently utilize the planet's finite non-renewable resources by amassing electronic garbage and extracting its best and most useable pieces.
Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) registration has various advantages such as:
1. Waste management-
Offers recommendations on how waste should be handled.
2. Reduces Plastic pollution-
Through proper disposal of plastic garbage.
3. Sustainable development-
Encourages manufacturers to use sustainable resources to produce better products.
4. Standardization-
The EPR certificate defines the norms for manufacture, similar to the BIS certificate.
5. Leader for a better future-
Encourages concerned parties to engage in EPR to make a better world.EPR Certificate requires electronic companies, e-waste management companies, and e-waste importers to comply with government guidelines for managing electronic waste.
The E wastes should be recycled in order to obtain a technological waste management license. It includes proper disposal of the following:
1. Battery
2. Chargers
3. Laptops
4. Mini computer
5. Mainframe
6. Personal computers
7. Washing machine
8. Other products that have electrical circuit in them.
According to the E-Waste Rules, the CPCB must provide EPR-Authorization within 120 days of receiving complete applications.
If an application is incomplete, the CPCB may verify it and respond with a checklist within 25 days. The authorized official at CPCB will issue a letter and a checklist of deficiencies. , the checklist will also be published on the CPCB website.
Cancellation of EPR- Authorization
According to rule 13 (1) (ix) of the rules, the CPCB may revoke or suspend a Producer's EPR authorization if they failed to abide by any of the authorization's terms or any rules established by the E (P) Act of 1986 or the E-Waste (Management) Rules of 2016 during the authorization's validity period.
During random checks by the CPCB or based on verification by SPCBs, if any producer is discovered to violate the authorization clause, the CPCB may issue a notification within 25 days.
Before the CPCB decides whether to terminate or suspend the EPR authorization, the Producer will have the chance to be heard within a month of the date of the notice being issued.
After the hearing, the decision about cancellation or suspension of the authorization will be communicated within ten days. The final authority for making decisions about cancellation or suspension will be the Chairman CPCB.
• Address Proof AND OWNERSHIP PROOF
• Certificate of Incorporation
• IMPORT EXPORT Code
• Directorate of Industries
• Contact details OF THE OWNER OR DIRECTOR OF COMPANY
• PAN card OF COMPANY
• Details and ID PROOF of the authorized person signing the papers
• Copy of agreement with the collection centers, dealers, recyclers, storage, and Disposal
• Website content FOCUSED the commitment toward E-waste management
• GST Certificate
• Authorised Signatory Proof
• Certificate FROM Municipal corporations or local bodies (if applicable)
• Details of the IMPORTED products
• BIS License (if applicable)
• PROOF of RoHS compliance (Reduction of Hazardous wastes)
• Details of the recycler
• Estimation of E-waste
• The budget USED for the Electronic Producer Responsibility
• Details of the awareness program of the waste management
• EPR Plan
In India, manufacturers and importers of electronic equipment are required to register for EPR (E-Waste) under the e-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016.
To ensure compliance with EPR regulations, manufacturers and importers of electronic equipment should establish and implement a robust e-waste management program. This may include establishing collection and recycling programs, implementing internal controls to ensure compliance with regulations, and regularly monitoring and reporting on e-waste management activities. It is also important to stay informed of any changes or updates to EPR regulations in your jurisdiction.
To ensure that your e-waste is properly recycled and disposed of, you can work with a certified e-waste management company that adheres to industry standards and regulations for e-waste disposal. You can also check with your local authorities for information on approved e-waste collection and recycling programs in your area.