Agency and Industry Collaboration
MoUs, research, internships, funding, technology support and structured coordination with external partners.
Participation, skills and innovation
Events and Activities
Training, awareness, stakeholder engagement, collection and innovation activities organized through the E-Waste Nodal Centre.
Activity areas
Programmes that build knowledge and participation
The Centre’s faculty agenda prioritizes collaboration, certification, training, technical-software hosting, public awareness and e-waste policy development.
Certification Courses
Short-term and modular programmes with defined curriculum, duration, assessment and certification criteria.
Training Programmes
Offline, online and hybrid learning for students, faculty, technicians, communities and external participants.
Technical Software and Model Development
Hosting and access support for simulation, AI/ML, data analysis, design and model-testing tools.
Events and Awareness
Workshops, seminars, hackathons, collection drives, school outreach and community campaigns.
E-Waste Policy Development
Assessment, guidelines, authorized-partner identification, compliance awareness and green-campus practices.
Event categories
Upcoming and completed programmes
Upcoming EventsPast EventsTraining ProgrammesCollection DrivesAwareness ActivitiesWorkshops & Seminars
TBA2026
Collection DriveE-Waste Collection and Awareness Drive
Collection activity for approved electronic products with registration, weighing and public-awareness support.
TBA2026
TrainingSafe Handling and Segregation Workshop
Introductory training in product identification, safe storage, segregation and responsible downstream channels.
TBA2026
InnovationE-Waste Research and Innovation Challenge
Student and stakeholder challenge focused on digital tools, repair, circular design and material recovery.
Replace the “TBA” cards with approved event dates, banners, speakers, registration links and reports through the website administration module.
Training and certification
Structured capacity building
Programmes may be designed for students, faculty, technicians, collection partners, MSMEs, informal workers, schools and communities.
E-waste categories, environmental and health impactsCollection, segregation, storage and transportationPPE, fire, battery and hazardous-component safetyRepair, refurbishment and product-life extensionDismantling and material-recovery demonstrationsEPR, policy, data tracking and authorized processing
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Event title, category, banner and registration statusDate, time, venue and organizerObjectives, speakers and agendaRegistration form and contact personGallery, presentations and event reportParticipant certificate section