Revolutionizing Recycling: New Portal Launches for Non-Ferrous Metals
The government has launched a new portal to unite stakeholders in the non-ferrous metal recycling industry. Developed under a national framework, it aims to enhance data visibility and support informed decision-making. This platform serves as a hub for data collection, industry participation, and evidence-based policy development.
- Country:
- India
In a groundbreaking initiative, the government introduced a portal designed to streamline the recycling processes for non-ferrous metals like aluminium and copper. Launched by Coal and Mines Minister G Kishan Reddy, the platform seeks to enhance data visibility and support evidence-based policymaking.
The portal is part of the national non-ferrous metal scrap recycling framework and aims to empower stakeholders by providing real-time insights into the recycling landscape. It will bridge existing gaps in the sector and unlock its full potential, offering a comprehensive view of the industry.
This digital hub will facilitate information dissemination and interaction with various players, including recyclers and industry associations. Additionally, it supports the registration of industry participants and collects crucial data on technology use and workforce trends to bolster R&D and skill development.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Decision will be taken keeping the best interest of all stakeholders in mind: Dhumal.
Turkey's Diplomatic Dance: Hosting Russia-Ukraine Talks with Global Stakeholders
ONOE Deliberations: Stakeholders Weigh Economic Impacts and Feasibility
Key Stakeholders Debate 'One Nation, One Election' Initiative
Real-Time GDP Forecasting in Samoa: A New Model for Data-Driven Policymaking
Google News