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    The document discusses the management of electronic waste (e-waste) globally and in India. It notes that e-waste is a significant and growing problem, as people replace mobile phones and other electronics frequently. Most unused electronics end up in drawers rather than being recycled. In India, only 3% of mobile phones are recycled, while 50,000 tons of e-waste are illegally imported annually. Much of this ends up in Delhi's Seelampur market, where dismantling is often done unsafely. The document advocates for responsible e-waste recycling and outlines India's E-Waste Management and Handling Rules of 2016 to provide solutions to the problem.

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    The document discusses the management of electronic waste (e-waste) globally and in India. It notes that e-waste is a significant and growing problem, as people replace mobile phones and other electronics frequently. Most unused electronics end up in drawers rather than being recycled. In India, only 3% of mobile phones are recycled, while 50,000 tons of e-waste are illegally imported annually. Much of this ends up in Delhi's Seelampur market, where dismantling is often done unsafely. The document advocates for responsible e-waste recycling and outlines India's E-Waste Management and Handling Rules of 2016 to provide solutions to the problem.

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    इलेक्ट्रॉनिक वेस्ट

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    Liakatbir Singh Veghal
    The document discusses the management of electronic waste (e-waste) globally and in India. It notes that e-waste is a significant and growing problem, as people replace mobile phones and other electronics frequently. Most unused electronics end up in drawers rather than being recycled. In India, only 3% of mobile phones are recycled, while 50,000 tons of e-waste are illegally imported annually. Much of this ends up in Delhi's Seelampur market, where dismantling is often done unsafely. The document advocates for responsible e-waste recycling and outlines India's E-Waste Management and Handling Rules of 2016 to provide solutions to the problem.

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    Management of Electronic Waste

    | इलेक्ट्रॉनिक कबाड़ का प्रबंधि


    Introduction
    -Liakatbir Singh
    ED, Pahal
    Waste
    Garbage
    कचरा
    कबाड़
    बेकार
    निकम्मा
    E-Waste

    Anything that has a wire, a plug, a battery or runs on


    electricity that you probably aren’t going to use ever
    again comprises of Electronic Waste
    Is e-waste a problem?
    How big a problem is this?

    People are changing their mobile phones every 7


    months
    What are people doing with their old
    phones?

     Globally
    • 44% of old mobile phones are
    3% Recycle globally lying in drawers at home and not
    being recycled
    4% throw their
    old phones away • Only 3% of people recycle their
    mobile phones globally
    24% pass them to friends or family

    16% of unused phones are sold on to


    others for continued use

    4% donate their old phone to charities


    Solution???

    E-Waste Recycling
    Why Recycling??
    • Recycling means we don’t need to extract and refine as much material for new
    products
    • Saves energy, chemicals and waste

    • 100 percent of the materials in the phone can be recovered and used to make
    new products or generate energy
    E-Waste Recycling in India
    Case Study – Seelampur, East Delhi ( India’s largest illegal electronics dismantling,
    recycling and selling market)

    • India generates 4 Lakh tonnes of e-waste annually

    • 50,000 tonnes illegally imported from US, Europe,


    South Korea, Australia

    • Almost all of it comes to Seelampur market


    E-Waste Recycling in India
    Dipping in Acid

    Majority work is
    handled by
    Applying heat teenagers
    Scrapping
    with cutters
    E-Waste Recycling in India

    Dumped in landfill sites

    Burned away
    Do we have an option?

    Responsible
    Recycling
    E Waste Management &
    Handling Rules, 2016
    Recycle Flow for Mobile Phones
    Dismantling & Destruction Process (Mobile Phone)

    Mobile Phone Before Dismantling

    Waste Stream of Mobile Phone

    Further destruction on
    Waste Stream

    Manual Dismantling & Segregation

    LCD Screen Plastic Housing PWB Metallic Parts Li-Ion Batteries


    What We Can Do?

    ASK! | पूछो! । पता करो!


    Return to the Producer! |
    प्रडूसर को वानपस करो!
    Role PAHAL is Playing

    Karo Sambhav!
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    Thank You!

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