Streamlining India's Recycling: A Call for Centralised Governance
The Material Recycling Association of India advocates for a centralised authority or dedicated ministry to oversee recycling and promote a circular economy. Highlighting fragmented oversight by multiple ministries, the MRAI calls for streamlined compliance processes and improved policy implementation to boost efficiency and decision-making in India's recycling sector.
The Material Recycling Association of India (MRAI) has advocated for the establishment of a central authority or dedicated ministry to oversee recycling and circular economy initiatives.
This call aims to enhance decision-making and compliance by unifying fragmented oversight currently spread across multiple regulatory bodies.
During a conference in the national capital, MRAI President Sanjay Mehta addressed the challenges of implementing India's advanced recycling policies, emphasizing the need for consistent leadership and better coordination among ministries.
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