India's Electronic Waste Landscape:
Progress, Priorities, and the Way
Forward
Recognizing this evolving landscape, India has taken proactive and timely steps to strengthen its electronic waste management framework.
India's rapidly expanding digital economy, growing electronics manufacturing ecosystem, and increasing adoption of electronic products have naturally led to a rise in electronic waste generation. Recognising this evolving landscape, India has taken proactive and timely steps to strengthen its electronic waste management framework. In recent years, notable progress has been achieved in formal collection, processing, and regulatory oversight, particularly following the implementation of the Electronic Waste Management Rules, 2022.
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Key Topic & InsightsKey Topic & Insights
India's E-Waste Landscape & Policy Direction
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) & Producer
Accountability
Industry Readiness & Compliance Outlook
Role of Central & State Governments and Urban Local Bodies
Last-Mile E-Waste Management & Residual Fractions
Advanced Recycling Technologies & Urban Mining
Resource Security & Domestic Manufacturing Linkages
Design for Circularity & Sustainable Product Development
Standards, Skills & Capacity Building
Research, Knowledge & Evidence-Based Policymaking
Who Should Attend
This Conference is relevant for all stakeholders involved in electronic waste management, recycling, and the circular economy, including:
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Central and State Government officials
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Regulatory bodies (MoEFCC, MeitY, Ministry of Mines, CPCB, SPCBs, NITI Aayog)
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E-waste and battery recycling companies
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Electronics manufacturers and OEMs
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EV and battery manufacturers
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Producer Responsibility Organisations (PROs)
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Technology and solution providers
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Logistics and IT asset disposition companies
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Research institutions and academia (IITs, CSIR, IISc, universities)
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Start-ups and innovation ecosystem players
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Investors, ESG and sustainability funds
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NGOs and civil society organizations
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Industry associations and chambers
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Media and trade publications
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Why you should attend:
6th Edition of WasteTech India Forum 2026
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Gain first-hand policy insights from government and regulators
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Network with OEMs, recyclers, PROs, EV and battery leaders
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Get clear guidance on EPR compliance and implementation
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Access exclusive research and actionable insights
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Learn industry best practices and scalable success models
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Explore business, investment, and partnership opportunities
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Discover advanced recycling and urban mining technologies
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Understand last-mile and residual waste management challenges
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Enhance brand visibility on a national platform
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Be part of India's circular economy and resource security dialogue/p>
