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When we discuss electronic waste—or e-waste—the focus often centres on the recovery of precious and critical metals, like, gold, copper, silver and rare earth elements.

The need to recycle e-waste has never been more urgent. The resources that we use to produce our electronics are non-renewable and finite

Speaking of the circular economy, Karo Sambhav is a start-up that is making huge waves in combating the world's growing e-waste problem.

It is no secret that over 60% of electronic garbage remains plaguing landfills. E-waste recycling in India is not as hardwon as you imagine.

India accounts for 62 million tonnes of plastic waste annually. EPR authorisation intends to promote better plastic waste management.

EPR awareness speaks of recycling electronic devices to lower the increasing e-waste in landfills. It aims to improve human health conditions.

Lead-acid batteries are detrimental to the environment. Responsible recycling of lead-acid batteries is crucial to preserving the environment.

Batteries add to a growing waste stream. Loaded with harmful chemicals and flammable substances, batteries clog the landfills. Hence, recycling batteries responsibly is of urgent need.

Battery authorization has been made legally mandatory to operate a business in the country. It obligates producers and business owners.

EPR battery regulations encourage producers to rethink the design of batteries and use recyclables in the composition of batteries.

Billions of batteries are cramped in landfills. The batteries are toxic for the environment. Understand the benefits of recycling batteries today!

Unregulated disposal of lead-acid batteries is detrimental to the environment. Battery waste recycling by formal sectors adheres to the rules.

Karo Sambhav deploys a technology platform powered by full-stack software to help businesses implement circular economy seamlessly.

EPR, or Extended Producer Responsibility, is an effective way to manage e-waste disposal and plastic waste. EPR authorization is mandatory for manufacturers.

This article was originally published on WEEE Forum website here.