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Don’t bring waste to mountains or take it back: LAHDC to producers      

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffOctober 12, 2022Updated:October 12, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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Leh: In a landmark move to deal with the problem of plastic waste, Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) Leh unanimously passed resolution asking waste producers not bring waste to mountains or take responsibility for taking waste material back from Ladakh if they brought.

he resolution was moved and passed during the Mountain Legislators’ Meet on the occasion of Sustainable Mountain Development Summit XI in the Assembly Hall of the Council Secretariat today. The agenda for the meeting was ‘Extended Producer Responsibility: Policy to Practice’.

The meet was chaired by the Chairman and Chief Executive Councillor (CEC), LAHDC Leh, Tashi Gyalson.

Deputy Chairman LAHDC Leh, Executive Councillors and Councillors of LAHDC Leh and Kargil, President IMI, Former CEC/Co-Convenor, SMDS XI, PCCF Ladakh, BDC Chairpersons of Leh, and delegates from across the mountain states and UTs of the Indian Himalayan region attended the Meet.

Issues of climate change and solid waste management, including the need for extending EPRs in the mountain states and UTs of the nation, were discussed during the meeting.

Virtually attending the meeting, delegates from the United Nations Environment Programme and the European Union also presented their visions and projects to tackle waste management.

Report compiled on Brand Audit in Leh by the government school students and volunteers of NYK Leh were presented by Secretary IMI and founder Little Green World during the meet.

CEC Tashi Gyalson presented the declaration of the MLM and moved a resolution on the need for extending EPRs in the Indian Himalayan Mountain States and UTs.

While addressing the house he stated, “If producers are bringing waste to the mountains, they should also take responsibility to take it back, or they should not bring it at all.”

The resolution was unanimously passed and signed by all the elected representatives present during the meeting.

Earlier President IMI, P.D Rai presented the inaugural address followed by the address by EC LAHDC Kargil, Punchok Tashi. Dy Chairman, LAHDC Leh, Tsering Angchuk presented the note of thanks at the end.

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