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These studies suggest that India's e-waste management faces legal challenges due to inadequate legal frameworks, poor collection and recycling systems, and the need for updated laws and practices.
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E-waste management in India is a critical issue due to the rapid increase in electronic waste generation and the import of e-waste from developed countries. The legal framework for managing e-waste in India includes various rules and regulations, but there are significant gaps and challenges in their implementation and effectiveness.
Ineffective Implementation of EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) Rules:
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Non-compliance and Poor Management Practices:
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The main research gaps in e-waste management in India from a legal perspective include ineffective implementation of EPR rules, lack of formal procedures and advanced technology, non-compliance with existing regulations, and significant differences compared to more effective European practices. Addressing these gaps requires stronger enforcement of existing laws, adoption of advanced technologies, and learning from international best practices to mitigate health and environmental risks.
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