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0 Study Paper On e-waste management By Ram Krishna, DDG(FA), TEC , New Delhi & , Director (ER), RTEC, Kolkata 1 Table of Contents Para No. Contents Page No Introduction 3 An estimation to e-waste 4 Effects of e-waste on human health and environment 4 management of e-waste 6 ITU- Technical guidelines 6 ITU- Present Activities 8 Problems in the implementation of a strategy on ICT- waste 9 Indian scenario for e-waste management 9 Existing Regulations 10 TRAI guidelines 13 DoT s action towards greening the environment 14 Works of the Research unit of Rajya Sabha Secretariat 15 Stakeholders 15 EPR and few good practices in India 16

4.0 Management of e-waste: There is no unique or ideal model for e-waste management in developing countries, each of which has its own specific environmental, social, technological, economic and cultural conditions. Environmentally sound management of WEEE recognizes three Rs i.e. reduce, reuse and recycle.

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