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competition in focus current affairs.com magazine Published this article  The size and complexity of the e-waste problem is growing at a much quicker rate than the efficacy of our strategies to contain it. This trend is not likely to reverse. One of the viable options to solve the problem is to reduce the generation of waste drastically. Whereas the policy advocates for greater awareness campaigns on the part of producers it has been sorely lacking in citizen engagement frameworks to encourage responsible consumption and possibly bring down consumption levels altogether. Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology Government of India initiated an e-waste awareness program under Digital India Mission in 2016 along with industry associations to create awareness among the public about the hazards of e-waste recycling by the unorganized sector and to educate them about alternate methods of disposing of their e-waste. Concerted efforts are important to generate a momentum of sustained efforts towards increasing disposal through formal channels and catalyzing sustainable consumption patterns. competition in focus current affairs.com magazine

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