Name: I Mohan Krishna, Raya Siddhartha, Podili Nithin, Shaik Nihal Ahmed, Katakamsetty Lokesh & Prasanna Kumar
Country: India

Year: 2025
Volume: Volume-15, Issue-2, (July-December)
Page Number: 142-146
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17520003

ABSTRACT
Technology's rapid growth has enhanced human lives in many ways. In many ways, it has
also caused a massive increase in electronic garbage, also known as electronic waste. Urban
consumers, who are the main device users, have a significant role to play. In how the waste
is managed. This study examines the degree of awareness within the community about how
waste is managed. Urban consumers about the disposal of e-waste, their practices, and the
difficulties the challenges they face when implementing sustainable strategies. It also
examines the effectiveness of awareness programs and initiatives of the government
awareness programs and government initiatives in India. The research shows that While
many consumers know about the negative impacts of e-waste are not aware of the negative
effects that e-waste can have on their bodies. To be reliant on dangerous disposal methods
due to the limited access to official recycling Systems, no incentives, and a reliance on scrap