Around the world, more and more waste is ending up in the environment. People are throwing away a lot, but there’s not enough funding and expertise in sustainable waste management. Policy makers and civil society are trying to solve this problem through something called Extended Producer Responsibility, or EPR. EPR holds companies more responsible for the impacts of what they produce by requiring them to finance, and often also manage, the recycling, reuse, or disposal of their products and packaging. So EPR is a way to demand that the producers who profit from products take responsibility for cleaning them up.

Événements

A Lei de Embalagens com Inclusão Social da FACCyR, Argentina. EPR Series

Ley de Envases de Oregón: Oportunidades para gestión de los residuos. EPR Series

Modèle brésilien de logistique inversée. EPR Series

Modelo Brasileiro de Logística Reversa. EPR Series

Modelo Brasileño de Logística Inversa

Oregon’s Bottle Bill Webinar. EPR Series

Sistema Cooperativo de SWaCH para Envases Multicapa. EPR series

Sistema Cooperativo de SWaCH para envases y embalajes. SWaCH (India) [Pendiente traducción]

SWaCH’s Cooperative System for Multi-Layered Packaging. EPR Series

The Brazilian Model of Reverse Logistics. EPR Series

The Law of Packaging with Social Inclusion in Argentina by FACCYR. EPR Series