E-waste reduction has become a major issue for environmental activists, municipal and state governments. Even the United Nations due to the constantly growing amount of obsolete electronics being discarded. Electronic trash, sometimes known as "e-waste," is increasingly a serious problem. India's waste management industry has a lot of space for expansion because currently only 30% of the country's recyclable rubbish gets recycled.

1. PRESENTED BY,
THE BETTER EARTHLINGS
10 ways to reduce and
control e-waste

2. Agenda
THE
BETTER
EARTH
THINGS
• Introduction
• Recenttrendsin e-waste management
• Publichealth, Environment,and E-Waste
• DisposalandManagementof E-Waste-10 ways
• Conclusion
• AboutUs
• ContactUs
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3. Introduction
• It's difficult to imagine a future without cell phones, GPS navigation systems,
computers, and other digital devices since technology has grown so swiftly in
recent years.
• E-waste reduction has become a major issue for environmental activists,
municipal and state governments. Even the United Nations due to the constantly
growing amount of obsolete electronics being discarded. Electronic trash,
sometimes known as "e-waste," is increasingly a serious problem.
• India's waste management industry has a lot of space for expansion because
currently only 30% of the country's recyclable rubbish gets recycled.
• The country's waste management is inefficient for a variety of reasons, including a
lack of efficient legislation for the collection, storage, and recycling of garbage, as
well as outdated infrastructure.
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4. Recent trends in e-waste
management
• New regulations and strategies for the production and recycling of electronic devices are
built on the National Strategy for Electronics Stewardship of the Environmental Protection
Agency.
• Among the proposed or implemented changes are a focus on a zero-waste, linear economy,
targeted susceptibility to cybersecurity to improve system destabilization methodologies,
and an overall focus on proper e-waste recycling accreditations, employees' rights, and
ecologic oversight for established service companies.
• There are still obstacles to efficient waste management, such as a lack of investment,
infrastructure, and consumer education.
• There are still obstacles to efficient waste management, such as a lack of investment,
infrastructure, and consumer education, despite the Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and
Climate Change (MoEFCC) publishing the E-waste laws in 2016 and implementing
enhancements that followed.
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5. Public health, Environment,
and E-Waste
• Electronic garbage is the component of conventional municipal solid waste that is
increasing at the fastest rate in the world, raising environmental and public health concerns
about how it is disposed of.
• Any electronic or electrical item thrown away, surplus, dated, or damaged is considered e-
waste. Because most individuals don't know how to dispose of electronic devices properly,
most of them are stored in homes.
• This ever-growing rubbish is incredibly complex in nature, and it's also a rich supply of
materials like copper, silver, and gold that can be salvaged and used again in
manufacturing.
• According to allied market research, the worldwide e-waste management segment had a
market value of $49,880 million in 2020 and is projected to increase at a CAGR of 14.3%
from 2021 to 2028, reaching $143,870 million by that time. Because of their scarcity and
expanding demand, rare metals have seen a significant rise in price.
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6. Disposal and Management of
E-Waste- 10 ways
• Purchase fewer items
• Organize your possessions
• Donate or give away your e-waste
• Return them to the store
• Sell unused products
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7. Disposal and Management
of E-Waste- 10 ways
• Find more about recycling possibilities in your region
• store data in the Cloud
• Learn as much as you can and be a little scared
• Recognize security concerns and dispose of personal
computers and cell phones at recycling plants
• Preserve what you've got
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8. Conclusion
We need to keep emphasizing that outdated models should be
recycled rather than tossed since we know that customers will
continue to buy new gadgets. We put the environment in peril if we
throw away our technology in a landfill. On the other side, recycling
provides several benefits for the environment. The alternative is to
give these gadgets to a reliable business with years of experience
recycling electronic equipment in a way that doesn't harm the
environment.
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9. About Us
• Our team is dedicated to curating best possible products and
methods to reduce waste in your premises. We also make sure the
little waste generated reaches the right destination.
• We do awareness programs as we believe in more and more
people should start living less-waste if not zero. We envision
eliminating single use plastic from our daily life. Unrealistic goal
ever, right? (Not really if we think one stream at a time.) but you
and The Better Earthlings are taking on it.
• Businesses create 10 times more waste than individuals. Our aim
is to create awareness and eliminate plastic waste from
businesses.
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10. Contact Us
Phone: 91 8017883733
Email: info@thebetterearthlings.com
Url: https://thebetterearthlings.com/
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11. Thank you