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Extended producer responsibility (EPR) practices comprise a combination of environmental, economic, and social factors. Extended producer responsibility (EPR) transferences the economic liability of the cost of disposal from the government to the manufacturer of the product.

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) practices comprise a combination of environmental, economic, and social factors. Extended producer responsibility (EPR) transferences the economic liability of the cost of disposal from the government to the manufacturer of the product.

EPR stands for Extended Producers Responsibility. With EPR authorization, the manufacturer/importer of electronic and electrical products have been given the responsibility to control E-waste and plastic waste by the products after the expiry of their lifetime.

The EPR Authorization is for Indian & foreign manufacturers or importers of electric and electronic equipment for E-Waste Management and under the EPR Authorization, you get EPR Certification. EPR certification is compulsory for almost all manufacturers and importers of electronic waste.

Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are a vital part of the Indian financial service system. NBFC’s have multiplied in large numbers and serving the public at large to support the financial inclusion program with affordable credit at home. NBFCs are playing a key role in meeting the credit demands unmet by the traditional banks, specifically focusing on peer to peer lending. Corpseed is leading firm in India for NBFC registration.

A momentary look at the process nearby an NBFC registration and the regulations which govern its operations. NBFC is under the purview of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

As a result, companies will be held responsible for the environmental effects of their products throughout their whole existence. E-waste management is defined as the principle of PRO (Producers Responsibilities Organization) in India.