India’s First E-Waste Eco Park to be Set Up in Delhi

The Delhi Government has announced the development of India’s first electronic waste (e-waste) eco park in Holambi Kalan, North Delhi. This initiative aims to position Delhi as a pioneer in sustainable e-waste management and the circular economy.

• Objective: To establish a world-class e-waste processing ecosystem and promote green technology adoption

Processing Capacity & Scope:

• Annual E-Waste Capacity: 51,000 tonnes
• Regulatory Compliance: Will handle all 106 waste categories as per E-Waste Management Rules, 2022

Key Components of the Eco Park:

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• Dedicated Zones For:
  • Dismantling units
  • Refurbishing facilities
  • Plastic recovery plants
  • Second-hand electronics market
• Training & Inclusion:
  • Skilling centres for informal sector workers
  • Formalization of unregulated e-waste handlers
  • Focus on health, safety, and improved livelihoods

Significance:

• Environmental Benefit: Cleaner, safer e-waste handling
• Social Impact: Inclusion of informal recyclers into the formal economy
• Minister’s Quote: “The eco park will not just manage waste. It will be the symbol of Delhi’s transition into a circular economy, where no resource is wasted and no worker left behind.”

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