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In the modern era, businesses increasingly acknowledge the need to adopt the circular economy for environmental benefits. At Digi2L, we embrace the circular economy and proudly introduce our Green Exchange program. By adhering to MOEF guidelines and utilizing Green Certificates, our Green Exchange program actively combats e-waste pollution and promotes environmental sustainability. Through "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle," brands make environmental contributions while boosting their bottom line.
India generated 32 lakh tonnes (LT) of e-waste in 2019,
with the potential of extracting gold worth $0.7-1 billion from e-waste.
Most recyclers underutilize authorized capacity,
processing only 22% of 10.1 LT e-waste in 2019-20.
Globally, 17.4% formally collected and recycled in 2019;
developed countries have 50-70% rates. Predicted 747 LT e-waste generation by 2030.
India lacks a dedicated e-waste collection chain,
hampers recycling. Investments required for eco-friendly metal recovery processes.
E-waste recycling essential to prevent harm from toxic
substances like BFR and CFCs.
E-waste Rules 2016 and SPECS promote formal..
recycling. Incentives for modern facilities and EPR implemented for e-waste management.
We provide Green Certificates to your customers, showcasing their dedication to sustainable practices and environmental stewardship. These certificates serve as a tangible recognition of their efforts in promoting a greener planet.
Emphasizing reuse and refurbishment extends product lifecycles, reducing waste and landfill accumulation.
The circular economy promotes choosing repairable, upgradable, and recyclable products, creating economic opportunities and reducing waste.
Circular practices reduce greenhouse gas emissions from production, transportation, and waste management, contributing to a sustainable future with a minimized carbon footprint.
