e - Waste Management & Recycling Options for MSMEs

21 Oct - 25 Oct 2024

09:30 - 05:30

ni-msme Campus

Res: 25000
Non-res: 22000

OBJECTIVES: To Identify what e-Waste is and how it is classified into different types To Understand the spectrum of current and expected e-Waste generation and disposal To Understand the environmental, social, and health impacts of e-Waste management Identify the types of valuable components that can recycle from e-Waste Formulate a strategy for e-Waste management for their organizations

Who can attend?

This programme is suitable for those engaged in projects and operations that must generate electronic wastes directly and/or indirectly, especially:
Engineers and Managers where their business has a relation to electronic waste management and Energy Generation
Sustainability Professionals aim to improve their knowledge about proper ways of electronic Waste Management
Maintenance teams include electrical, information technology, communication and/or instrument which their processes involve the generation of different types of electronic wastes
Project Management team; whether Project Managers, Engineers, Urban Planners

Topics

Regulatory Framework & Compliance Requirements
Composition of e-waste
Environmental & Health Issues
e-waste Collection System
Extended Producer Responsibility
Recycling e-waste: Practices & Challenges
Role of informal sector in e- Waste Management
Procedures for setting up e-waste Recycling Facilities
Environmentally Sound Management of e-waste
Approach towards Effective Management Systems for e-waste
Case Studies & Group Discussion
in plant exposure visit to e-waste Recycling unit

Why to attend?

To understand latest information on the following subject matter
Regulatory Framework & Compliance Requirements
Composition of e-waste
Environmental & Health Issues
e-waste Collection System
Extended Producer Responsibility
Recycling e-waste : Practices & Challenges
Role of informal sector in e- Waste Management
Procedures for setting up e-waste Recycling Facilities
Environmentally Sound Management of e-waste
Approach towards Effective Management Systems for e-waste