The Green Credit Programme: Draft Policy on A Market-Based Mechanism for Sustainable Development In an era where electronic devices become obsolete at a rapid pace, the need for responsible e-waste management has never been more critical. Karparivartan, a trusted name in the industry, stands as a beacon of sustainable solutions

Immersing in Nature’s Symphony e-WASTE When electronic products comes to the end of their life, they become waste. E-waste, or electronic waste, encompasses electrical and electronic equipment that’s outdated, unwanted, or broken. That means everything from smartphones to end-of-life refrigerators. Basically, anything that runs on electricity that you’ve decided to get rid

Contribution of Informal Sector in Waste Collection in India? The informal sector plays a significant role in waste collection in India, particularly in urban and peri-urban areas. Here are some key contributions of the informal sector in waste collection: Waste Collection at the Household Level: Informal waste workers, commonly known as

The Green Credit Programme: Draft Policy on A Market-Based Mechanism for Sustainable Development The Green Credit Programme, introduced by the Government of India as part of the LiFE movement (Lifestyle for Environment), aims to combat climate change and promote sustainable living based on conservation and moderation. This innovative market-based mechanism

E-Waste, or electronic waste, refers to discarded electronic devices and equipment that have reached the end of their useful life. It includes items such as computers, laptops, mobile phones, televisions, refrigerators, printers, and other electronic appliances. The improper management of eWaste can have significant impacts on the Indian economy. Here’s

EPR stands for Extended Producer Responsibility. It is a policy approach that places the responsibility for managing the environmental impact of a product throughout its lifecycle on the manufacturers, importers, or brand owners. The concept of EPR encourages producers to take responsibility for the proper disposal, recycling, or treatment of their products

Providing waste collectors with a digital platform for waste collection can bring several benefits and address various challenges they face. Here are some reasons why waste collectors can benefit from a digital platform: Efficient Routing and Scheduling: A digital platform can help waste collectors optimise their routes and schedules. By

Waste segregation, or the practice of separating different types of waste materials at the source, offers several benefits for individuals, communities, and the environment. Here are some of the key benefits of waste segregation: Efficient Recycling: Segregating waste makes recycling more effective and efficient. When waste materials are sorted into separate