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1. Hand holding and Interactive session
On
PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT
RULES, 2016
by
Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board

2. Introduction
• The term “Plastic” means material which contains as an
essential ingredient a high polymer such as polyethylene
terephthalate, high density polyethylene, Vinyl, low density
polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene resins, multi-materials
like acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, poly-phenylene oxide,
polycarbonate, Polybutylene terephthalate;.
• Polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride & polystyrene are largely used
in the manufacturing of plastics.
“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.”

3. Plastic Ban In Jharkhand
• Government of Jharkhand vide
notification no. 3/Praya Pradu-
52/2007- 3900, dated 15.09.2017 led
to complete ban on manufacture &
sale of single use plastic carry bags.
• Containers used for packaging food
material, milk and milk products and
raising plants in nurseries shall not be
deemed as carry bags.

4. Types of plastic
• Based on Chemical Properties & BIS Classification (Notified under
PWM Rules, 2016), there are seven categories of plastics) :-
How many drops make up an ocean? Conserve water; every drop counts.

5. Types of plastic
“When you put the whole picture together, recycling is the right thing to do.”

6. Uses of plastic in
daily life
“We never know the worth of water till the well is dry.”

7. Sources of plastic waste

8. Environmental impacts

9. back-ground
Plastic Waste Exported to Various Countries

10. back-ground
Generation of Plastic Waste State Wise

11. Back-Ground
• According, to a report per capita per day production will increase
by 07. kg in 2050.
• Various factors on which the characteristics of waste depends
are food habits, tractions, lifestyle, climate etc.
• India’s plastic consumption set to cross 20 million metric tonnes
by 2020
पेड़-पौधे मत करो नष्ट,स ॉंस लेने में होगा कष्ट!

12. INTRODUCTION
TO
PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT
RULES, 2016

13. Responsibilities of
Brand Owners, Producers and Importers (As
per Rule 9)
• Producers shall work out modalities for collect back system based on
EPR involving State UDD,
• Primary Responsibility of collection of multilayered plastic sheet or
pouches or packaging of Producers, Importers & Brand Owners.
• An Action plan endorsed by Secretary-in-Charge, Urban
Development Department, to be submitted to concerned SPCB/PCC
while applying for consent to establish, Operate or Renewal.
"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.”

14. Definition
Extended Producer Responsibility
Environmental protection strategy, Producers have
been made responsible for environmentally sound
management of the product until the end of its life
Producer Responsibility Organisation
Takes responsibility of Producers for collection and
channelization of Plastic-waste generated from the
‘end –of-life’ of their products.
“CYCLING GIVES HEALTH TO ONE E-RECYCLING GIVES HEALTH TO ALL.”

15. Responsibilities of
Brand Owners, Producers and Importers (As
per Rule 9)
• Phase-out use of non-recyclable multi-layered plastic in
two years time.
• Producers within three months shall apply to SPCB/PCC
for grant of registration.
• No Producer on an after of expiry of six month shall
manufacture or use any plastic are multi-layered packaging
without registration from SPCB/PCC.
“ A drop of water is worth more than a sack of gold to a thirsty man.”

16. Responsibilities of
Brand Owners, Producers and Importers (As
per Rule 9)
• Brand owners whose consent has been renewed before the
notification of the rules
- Shall submit such Action Plan within 1 year
from date of notification of these Rules.
- Shall implement the Action Plan within 2 years
there-after.
• Producers shall maintain the record of plastic used as raw
material to manufacture carry bags/ sheets etc.
“Water Covers 2/3 of the surface of the Earth but Only 0.002% is
Drinkable. Save Water.”

17. Conditions ( Rule 4)
Importer, manufacturer, stockiest, distributors,
sale and use of plastic carry bags, sheets or
like)
1. Minimum thickness criteria not applicable for compostable carry-
bags (conforming IS/ISO: 17088:2008 & having CPCB Certificate
for marketing/selling)
2. Minimum thickness (virgin or recycled): not < 50 micrometers.
3. Manufacturers of plastic carry-bags shall register with SPCB/PCC.
सूखी धरा करें एक ही पुकार, जल बचाओ जीवन बचाओ

18. Conditions ( Rule 4)
Importer, manufacturer, stockiest, distributors,
sale and use of plastic carry bags, sheets or
like)
• Recycled carry bags not to be used for packing/storing/dispensing of
food items etc.
• Each carry bag shall have name, registration number of
manufacturer, thickness, “recycled” mark etc. as applicable.
• Plastic Sachets/Pouches ( Vinyl Acetate- Maleic Acid – Vinyl
Chloride are not permitted for packing Gutkha, Pan Masala &
Tobacco.

19. Sl.
No.
Company Name Contact Person Name Mobile No E-Mail Id
1A. K. Plastic Co. Abul Gaddi 9122887188akpkalam153@gmail.com
2AARYA ENTERPRISES SUJATA AGARWAL 9308745984rishimaa9@gmail.com
3Anjani Plast Industries Sanjay Moonka 9431133442sanjaymoonka@gmail.com
4ARKAY POLYKING RAMESH AGARWAL 9431109489
rounak.jhunjhunwala@yahoo.co
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5ARVIND POLYPLAST INDUSTRY RAM PRASAD 9955466418rlrlprasad@gmail.com
6ASL MARKETING(P) LTD Sunil Gupta 9334793348rotostore@hotmail.com
7AURO PLASTIC INJ MOLDR PVT LTD KUNAL MEHTA 9386199990info@auroplastic.com
8D.M PLASTICS Ashish Saboo 9570152690dmpranchi@gmail.com
9EFFECTIVE MARKETING PVT. LTD. ARUN SHAW 9204850733accounts@effectivemarketing.in
10FLEXO PRINT
BINOD
JHUNJHUNWALA 9431109489
rounak.jhunjhunwala@yahoo.co
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• There are 59 Manufacturers of Plastic Goods in Jharkhand. Few of
them are enlisted below:-

20. Marking & labeling
• Each materials made from plastic shall bear a label or a mark
“recycled” as shown and shall conform to Indian Standard:
IS:14534:1998 titles as “ Guidelines for Recycling of Plastics”

21. • Products made from plastic shall bear a label “compostable” as
shown and shall conform to Indian Standard: IS: 17088:2008
titles as “Specification for Compostable Plastics”
Marking & labeling

22. • Recycled plastics shall conform the Indian Standards IS
14534:1998 titled as Guidelines for Recycling of Plastics.
• Plastic sheets used for packaging, warping the commodity shall
not be less than > 50 microns
Conditions ( Rule 4)
Importer, manufacturer, stockiest, distributors,
sale and use of plastic carry bags, sheets or
like)

23. Responsibilities of
Waste Generators
• Institutional Generators shall segregate and store the waste generated
and handover the segregated waste to disposal facilities or deposition
centers.
• All waste generators shall pay such user fee or charge as specified in by-
laws of local bodies for plastic waste management.
• Every person is responsible for organizing an event in Open Space, which
involves serving of food stuff in plastic or multi-layered packaging shall
segregate and manage the waste generated
“Time spent among trees is never time wasted.”

24. Prescribed Authorities for PWM (As per
Rule 12)
Sl.No. Prescribed
Authority
Major Responsibility
1 JSPCB 1. Registration to producers, manufacturers &
recyclers. -Annual Report 2. Submission to CPCB in
Form-VI.
2 Local Body 1. Development and setting up of infrastructure for
segregation, collection, storage, transportation,
processing and disposal of plastic waste.
2. Frame bye-laws incorporating provisions of PWM
Rules, 2016.
3. Submission of Annual Report by local body in Form-
V.

25. Prescribed Authorities for PWM (As per
Rule 12)
Sl.
No.
Prescribed
Authority
Major Responsibility
3 Gram Panchayat 1. Set-up, operationalize and co-ordinate plastic
waste management in rural area.
4 District Magistrate
or Deputy
Commissioner
1. Providing assistance to SPCBs/PCCs, UDD,
Gram Panchayat in enforcement of PWM Rules,
2016.
5 Secretary-in-
Charge, UDD
1. Enforcement of PWM Rules, 2016 relating to
waste management use of plastic carry bags, plastic
sheets or like, cover made up plastic sheets and
multi-layered packaging.

26. Responsibilities of Local Body
and Gram Panchayats (Rules 5 & 6 )
• Setting up separate collection of bio-degradable (wet) and non-
biodegradable (dry) waste like plastic.
• Ensuring open burning of plastic waste does not take place.
• Ensuring processing and disposal of plastic waste through Plastic
Waste Management technologies.
• Ensuring channelization of recyclable plastic waste fraction to
registered recyclers.
Renewable energy is not more expensive than fossil fuel when you factor in
life-cycle costs.

27. Responsibilities of Local Body
and Gram Panchayats (Rules 5 & 6 )
• Setting-up of system for plastic waste management with the
assistance of producers.
• Creating awareness among all stakeholders about their
responsibilities.
• Engaging civil societies or groups working with waste pickers.
"Someone's sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago."

28. Responsibilities of Local Body
and Gram Panchayats (Rules 5 & 6 )
• To encourage the use of plastic waste (preferably the plastic waste
which cannot be further recycled) for road construction as per Indian
Road Congress guidelines or energy recovery or waste to oil etc.
• To make arrangement for Thermoset plastic waste shall be
processed and disposed of as per the guidelines issued from time to
time by the Central Pollution Control Board.
• To frame bye-laws incorporating the provisions of these rules.

29. Responsibilities of Jharkhand State
Pollution Control Board
• Shall provide a registration under the rules to the producers,
recyclers and manufacturers.
• To check the system for collecting back the plastic waste generated
due to use of multi-layered plastic sachets or pouches or packaging
by Producers, Importers and Brand Owners who introduce the
products in the market.
• Enforcement of the provisions under these rules relating to
registration, manufacture of plastic products and multi-layered
packaging, processing and disposal of plastic wastes.
“Renewable energy is an essential part of our strategy of decarburization,
decentralization, as well as digitalization of energy.”

30. Responsibilities of JSPCB
• Registration of Producers & Brand owner to be submitted to JSPCB
in Form-I.
• Registration of Recyclers or plastic waste processors to be
submitted to JSPCB Form-II.
• Registration of Manufacturers (Raw Material Supplier) to be
submitted to JSPCB in Form-III.
• JSPCB shall not issue or renew registration until unit possess valid
consent.

31. Responsibilities of JSPCB
& UDD
• JSPCB shall not issue or renew registration until unit possess
valid consent.
• Concerned UDD shall ensure waste collection system based on
extended producers responsibility (EPR) by the producers.
• Submission of Annual Report by SPCBs/PCCs in Form-VI to
CPCB before July 31, each year

32. Requirement of JSPCB
• PROs responsible for.
• List of collection points/ dismantlers/recyclers
with their contact details.
• Details of reverse logistics partners.
• Record of call log system.
• Record of Deposit Refund Scheme.
• EPR Plan for Jharkhand.
• Awareness programme in Jharkhand.
• Target for Jharkhand.
• Form-1,Form-2 & Form-3.

33. FEE STRUCTURE FOR CONSENT TO
ESTABLISH (CTE)
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CAPITAL INVESTMENT (LAND, BUILDING,
MACHINERY WITHOUT DEPRECIATION) IN Rs
FEE IN Rs. ( per year )
(Present)
FEE IN Rs. ( per year )
(Previous)
below 10 lakhs 2,000.00 1,500.00
10 lakhs - 50 lakhs 4,000.00 2,000.00
50 lakhs - 01 crore 9,000.00 7,500.00
01 crore - 05 crores 22,000.00 20,000.00
05 crores - 10 crores 39,000.00 35,000.00
10 crores - 50 crores 83,000.00 75,000.00
50 crores - 100 crores 1,38,000.00 1,25,000.00
100 crores and above 0.015 % of the investment
(in nearest multiple of 1000)
maximum 25 Lakhs
0.015 % of the investment
(in nearest multiple of 1000)
maximum 25 Lakhs

34. FEE STRUCTURE FOR CONSENT TO
OPERATE (CTO)
CAPITAL INVESTMENT (LAND, BUILDING,
MACHINERY WITHOUT DEPRECIATION) IN Rs.
FEE IN Rs. ( per year )
below 10 lakhs 2,000.00
10 lakhs - 50 lakhs 4,000.00
50 lakhs - 01 crore 9,000.00
01 crore - 05 crores 22,000.00
05 crores - 10 crores 39,000.00
10 crores - 50 crores 83,000.00
50 crores - 100 crores 1,10,000.00
100 crores - 500 crores 2,20,000.00
500 crores - 1000 crores 2,75,000.00
1000 crores and above 3,58,000.00
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35. PENALTY On NON COMPLIANCE
•Penalty under The Environment Protection Act, 1986 :-
- As per Section-15, sub-section-1
- As per Section-15, sub-section-2
•Environmental Compensation
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36. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
& Recovery

37. Plastic waste
management - technology

38. Use of Plastic Waste for Pavement Blocks :- Hyderabad
Application of
recycled plastic

39. Use of Plastic Waste in Road Construction:- Bangalore &
Jamshedpur (JUSCO)
Application of
recycled plastic

40. Application of
recycled plastic
Conversion of PET Bottle Waste into Textile Products By
Reliance Industries & Adidas Sports

41. Co-Processing of Plastics Waste in Cement Kiln - ACC Cement
Limited (Gagal Cement Works)
Application of
recycled plastic

42. Go Green Initiative By Tetra Pack
Application of
recycled plastic

43. Plastic to Alternate Liquid RDF (Oil)
Application of
recycled plastic

44. Ban On Plastic & Thermocol
by Govt. of Maharashtra
The Government of Maharashtra has notified the Maharashtra
Plastic and Thermocol Products ( Manufacture, usage, Sale,
transport, Handling & Storage) Notification 2018, Dated 23rd
March 2018 and amended on 11th April 2018, 30th June 2018.
http://www.mpcb.gov.in/images/pdf/English_booklet.pdf

45. CONTACT PERSON
Name:- Mr. S.K. Srivastava
Contact No:- 8987790987
Email:- ranchijspcb@gmail.com
Website:- www.jspcb.nic.in
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46. Ph. No. - 0651-2400850/ 1/ 2
Mail:ranchijspcb@gmail.com