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HAND-HOLDING CUM INTERACTION SESSION ON E- WASTE MANAGEMENT on 22 nd July, 2019

HAND-HOLDING CUM INTERACTION SESSION ON E- WASTE MANAGEMENT on 22 nd July, 2019 Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board. MOTTO OF THE BOARD “MOVING FROM CONSENT TO COMPLIANCE WITH TRANSPARENCY”. Electronic-Wastes.

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HAND-HOLDING CUM INTERACTION SESSION ON E- WASTE MANAGEMENT on 22 nd July, 2019

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  1. HAND-HOLDING CUM INTERACTION SESSION ON E- WASTE MANAGEMENT on 22nd July, 2019 Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board

  2. MOTTO OF THE BOARD “MOVING FROM CONSENT TO COMPLIANCE WITH TRANSPARENCY”

  3. Electronic-Wastes • Electrical and electronic equipment, whole or in part discarded as waste by the consumer or bulk consumer as well as rejects from manufacturing, refurbishment and repair processes. “MODERN TECHNOLOGY OWES AN APOLOGY TO ECOLOGY.”

  4. Electronic Wastes

  5. Categories of EEE(Based on Usage) (i) IT and Telecommunication Equipment . (ii) Consumer Electricals and Electronics such as TVs, Washing Machines, Refrigerators A.C including fluorescent and other mercury containing lamps.

  6. Percentage share of E-Waste Imports • India became dumping ground of e-waste by many developed nations. Source: Economic Times, 2015

  7. E-Waste in India • India has emerged as fifth biggest generator of e-waste in the world. • According to Global E-Waste Monitor, 2017  about 2 million TPA of e-waste generated (2016). • Of which only 0.036 million tonnes of e-waste is treated. • 10 States contribute 70% of the total E-Waste generated in the country. • 65 Cities generate more than 60% of the total E-Waste in India. “ ERASE YOUR E-WASTE BEFORE IT ERASES YOU.”

  8. State &City wise quantity of E-Waste Generation Fig : Generation of E-Waste in top 10 States(in Tonnes) Fig: Generation of E-Waste in top 10 Cities (in Tonnes) Source: Country Level WEEE assessment study by IRGSSA (2005)

  9. E-Waste scenario in Jharkhand Total E‐ waste generation in 2015 is 46033.60 tonnes. Projection- 1256624.59 tonnes in 2025. Brand-wise survey by the students of Xavier’s Institute of Social Service, Ranchi. “BE RESPONSIBLE TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW.”

  10. E-waste generation in Jharkhand Table : E Waste generation in 2015 (in Tonnes) Table : E Waste generation in 2025 (in Tonnes)

  11. Trend of E-waste in Jharkhand Source: E-Waste Inventorisation in Jharkhand by IRGSSA(2018)

  12. Impact of E-Waste on Human Health • Respiratory disorder • Skin diseases • Hormonal issues • Damages reproductive system • Stomach Ulcer • Vomiting, diarrhoea • Nervous disorder • Damages Heart, Liver & Spleen “CYCLING GIVES HEALTH TO ONE E-RECYCLING GIVES HEALTH TO ALL.”

  13. APPLICABLE TO • Manufacturers • Producers • Consumers • Bulk Consumers- (Central/State Government Departments, PSUs, Banks, Educational Institutions, Multi National& International agencies) • Collection centres • Dealers • E-retailers • Refurbishers • Dismantlers • Recyclers “LET US MOVE TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE LIFE STYLE.”

  14. Definition Extended Producer Responsibility Environmental protection strategy, Producershave been made responsible for the collection of E-waste & for its exchange. Producer Responsibility Organisation Takes responsibility of Producers for collection and channelization of e-waste generated from the ‘end –of-life’ of their products. “CYCLING GIVES HEALTH TO ONE E-RECYCLING GIVES HEALTH TO ALL.”

  15. Responsibilities of the Manufacturer Collection and channelization of E-Waste. No damage to health &Environment. Shall maintain a record of e- waste generated, handled &disposed in Form-2. Submit annual returns in Form-3 to concerned SPCB. No manufacturer in Jharkhand. “CLEANING UP INDIA’S E-WASTE FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE”

  16. E-Waste Manifest(Form-6)

  17. Responsibilities of the Producer • EPR Authorization is mandatory. • Implement EPR. • Provide contact details through their website. • Conduct awareness programme. • Instructions for handling &disposal along with Do’s & Don’ts. • Maintain records of e- waste handled in form-2 & file annual returns in form-3.

  18. Targets for EPR- Authorisation

  19. List of CPCB Registered PROs • M/s. Attero Recycling Private Limited. • M/s. Auctus E Recycling Solutions Pvt. Ltd. • M/s Earth Sense Recycle Pvt. Ltd • M/s EPR Compliance Pvt. Ltd. • M/s Hulladek Recycling Pvt. Ltd. • M/s Karo Sambhav Private Limited. • M/s MahalaxmiMetalloys India Private Limited. • M/s Pegasus Support System Pvt. Ltd. • M/s Pro Connect • M/s R2 PRO Pvt. Ltd. • M/s RLG Reverse Logistics India Private Limited. • M/s Saahas Waste Management Private Limited

  20. List of CPCB Registered PROs 13. M/s Terrapro Recycling Solutions Private Limited. 14. M/s TES-AMM (India) Private Limited. 15. M/s Vardhman Sales Agency. 16. M/s WEEE CARE. 17. M/s E-Waste Recyclers India. 18. M/s ReteckEnvirotech Pvt. Ltd. 19. M/s Cerebra Integrated Technologies Limited. 20. M/s Rapidue Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 21. M/s Nirvana Recycling Pvt. Ltd. 22. M/s Rightway Solutions. 23. M/s Horizon Recycling Pvt. Ltd. 24. M/s Fabshop Technologies Pvt. Ltd

  21. Role of PROs • Collection and channelization of e-waste on behalf of authorized Producers. • Establishment of Collection mechanism. • Establishment of Collection Centres/Points . • Implementation of take back system. • Conducting awareness programme. • Helping Producers in filing quarterly/annual returns as per the rules. • Logistics arrangements. “WE CAN’T GENERATE THE NEW ENVIRONMENT BUT WE CAN SAVE IT.”

  22. Responsibilities of Collection Centres. • Collect and store E-waste. • Store in a secured manner. • Well versed about Producers. • Should place display boards. • Weighing equipment. • Fire fighting facility. • Covered shed/spaces. • Category wise storage. • Facilities for managing leakage. • Maintain records of e-waste handled in Form-2. • Approx 200 collection centres in Jharkhand.

  23. Responsibilities of Dealers • Provide e-waste bin, or a demarcated area to collect e-waste. • Refund the amount as per Deposit Refund Scheme. • No damage caused to health & environment. “NEVER LET YOUR GREED OVERCOME WITH GREEN.”

  24. Responsibilities of the Refurbisher • No damage caused to the health & environment. • System to manage leakage. • Ventilated Premises. • Dust control equipment. • Roof of the premises must be water proof. • For refurbishing 1T /day, min. area 150 sq.meter. • Maintain a record in Form-2 and submit annual report in Form-3. “CHANGE YOURSELF NOT THE NATURE.”

  25. Responsibilities of the Dismantler /Recycler • No damage caused to the health & environment . • Details of their collection centre, in authorization. • Weigh bridge. • Delete permanently the stored data in the memory. • PPEs must be provided to workers . • Arrangement for dust and noise controls. “IF YOU HAVE FEAR OF GOD, SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT.”

  26. Responsibilities of the Dismantler/Recycler • Water proof roof & impermeable surface. • Recycler shall install waste water treatment facilities. • Adequate facilities for managing leakage. • Separate containers for storage of batteries, capacitors containing PCBs &PCTs. • For dismantling1T/day, min. area- 300 sq. meter. • For recycling 1 T/day, min. area 500sq.meter.

  27. Recycling Facility in Jharkhand • M/s Meliorite Lubes Pvt.Ltd. • Address-Mauza-Lodhma,P.S-Lodhma,District-Ramgarh. • Contact Person-Rakesh Kumar Singh • Contact Number-7838015399. “ONE WHO DOES’NT LOVE THE NATURE,CAN’T LOVE ANYTHING IN LIFE.”

  28. Responsibilities of Consumer/Bulk Consumer • Should not throw e-waste in municipal bins. • Hand over only to producer take back system or authorized dismantler/ recycler for channelization. • Special type of bins at site for fluorescent & other mercury containing lamp. • Necessary instructions for staffs. • Maintain records in form-2 & file annual return in form-3. “SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT TO SAVE THE FUTURE GENERATIONS.”

  29. Storage of E-Waste • Not more than 180 days, extended upto 365 days in certain conditions. Transportation of E-Waste • E-Waste Manifest (Form-6,relevent copy with relevant colour). • Follow Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 for disposal of e-waste at TSDF. Accident reporting • Report to concerned SPCB through telephone &e-mail. “LET’S TAKE PLEDGE TO SAVE ENVIRONMENT.”

  30. Requirement of JSPCB • PROs responsible for. • List of collection points/ dismantlers/recyclers with their contact details. • Details of reverse logistics partners. • Record of call log system. • Record of Deposit Refund Scheme. • EPR Plan for Jharkhand. • Awareness programme in Jharkhand. • Target for Jharkhand. • Form-2,Form-3 & Form-6.

  31. PERMISSIONS REQUIRED FROM SPCB • Manufacturers, Dismantlers, Recyclers and Refurbishers. • Consent to Establish (CTE) :-Under The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. • Consent to Operate (CTO):- Under The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. • Authorization :-Authorization from SPCB under E-Waste (Management) Rules,2016 .

  32. PENALTY FOR NON COMPLYING • Penalty under The Environment Protection Act, 1986 • As per Section-15, sub-section-1 • As per Section-15, sub-section-2 • Environmental Compensation • As per Hon’ble NGT Order

  33. DO’S &DON’TS

  34. DO’S &DON’TS

  35. Video On E-waste Management https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2REsMF3PfvA

  36. CONTACT PERSONS • Name:- Mr. Mithilesh Jha • Contact:- 9431340917 • Email:- ranchijspcb@gmail.com • Website:- www.jspcb.nic.in • Ph. No. - 0651-2400850/ 1/ 2 • Name:- Miss PratibhaPriya • Contact:- 7903386745 • Email:- ranchijspcb@gmail.com • Website:- www.jspcb.nic.in THANK YOU

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