shine india magazine current affairs
shine india magazine current affairs Published this article The demand and supply side gap analysis against the backdrop of the regulatory landscape reveals two major stakeholders in the process – (1) Business advocates and (2) Public and Media gatekeepers. The Government remains a great catalyst in the entire process. Its role can be discounted to be that of a facilitator and a regulator in a self-propelled market. Rather than taking a Keynesian approach of instigating demand for e-waste recycling through levies and subsidy packages (levies and subsidies impose two distinct challenges for e-waste funding policy) a neo-classical growth method triggering increased supply to formal recyclers and closing the infrastructure deficit to improve dismantling and extraction in the country can go a long way in creating the desired market for e-waste recycling. This is where the current policy framework needs to put in efforts and hence the Governments role is essential. shine india magazine current affairs
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