The growing need for synergy in e-waste management is becoming central to India’s transition toward a circular and resource-efficient future. With e-waste rising from 1.01 million MT in 2019-20 to 1.751 million MT in 2023-24, the gap between sellers and buyers of discarded electronics has widened — but so has the opportunity for circular value creation.
• Corporates, households, and public institutions generate large volumes of e-waste• Informal collectors dominate due to cost advantages, but unsafe handling causes toxic leakage
• Formal recyclers ensure safe and high-yield metal recovery but face supply shortages• Refurbishers and resellers extend lifecycles by enabling reuse before recycling
A transparent and collaborative system is needed to match both sides effectively.
• Incentivized take-back and drop-off programs• Household and corporate awareness campaigns• Digital traceability of every disposal
• Channel waste to certified recyclers• Use digital marketplaces such as Zecomy to match sellers and buyers• Ensure EPR-compliance-first transactions
• Encourage refurbishment and remanufacturing• Enable recovered metals and plastics to re-enter production• Develop state circularity hubs and recycling parks
• Invest in large-scale safe recycling technologies• Promote collaboration among OEMs, recyclers, and regulators• Monetize urban mining through commodity linkages
Zecomy (Brand of Eco eMarket Pvt. Ltd.) strengthens the circular value loop through:
A sustainable e-waste ecosystem requires seamless synergy in e-waste management between sellers and buyers. With platforms like Zecomy enabling transparency, compliance, and fair valuation, India can shift from a fragmented system to a truly circular e-waste economy.
Synergy between sellers and buyers ensures that e-waste moves through a transparent and traceable channel instead of informal, unsafe disposal. It accelerates recycling, reuse, and material recovery while reducing environmental and public health risks.
Corporates, OEMs, and institutions gain higher recovery value, digital records of disposal, EPR compliance support, and safe handling of hazardous material through authorized recyclers instead of informal collectors.
Formal recyclers struggle with inconsistent supply because most e-waste remains in the informal sector. Digital matchmaking platforms help bridge this gap, ensuring consistent sourcing and transparent pricing.
A B2B digital platform provides traceability, pricing visibility, compliance documentation, and matchmaking between sellers and buyers — enabling safe recycling, reuse, and reintegration of recovered materials into production.
The circular economy focuses on keeping materials in use for as long as possible through reuse, recycling, and remanufacturing. When synergy exists between sellers and buyers, recovered metals and components return to production instead of entering landfills.
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