Namo eWaste management Ltd.: Balancing growth and inclusion in India’s recycling sector
By: Kumar, Reen and Goyal, Surabhi
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BookPublisher: Bharat Journal of Case Studies Description: 1(2), Dec, 2025: p.118-144.Subject(s): E-waste management, Informal sector, Sustainable growth, Ethical leadership, compliance, Circular economy
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Bharat Journal of Case StudiesSummary: The case centres on Akshay Jain, Managing Director of Namo eWaste Management Ltd., who faces a pivotal decision on whether to leverage the speed and reach of informal waste collectors for rapid scale or invest in their gradual formalisation to ensure compliance, worker safety, and long-term sustainability. With India’s e-waste sector dominated by informal practices and shaped by regulatory pressures under the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, the case highlights the tensions between scale, ethics, compliance.-Reproduced
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The case centres on Akshay Jain, Managing Director of Namo eWaste Management Ltd., who faces a pivotal decision on whether to leverage the speed and reach of informal waste collectors for rapid scale or invest in their gradual formalisation to ensure compliance, worker safety, and long-term sustainability. With India’s e-waste sector dominated by informal practices and shaped by regulatory pressures under the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, the case highlights the tensions between scale, ethics, compliance.-Reproduced
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