Transforming Regulations into Practical Outcomes: With the implementation of updated Solid Waste Management Rules on April 1, 2026, India is stepping up its efforts to create a circular economy by prioritizing improved accountability, decentralized waste processing, stronger source segregation, and increased accountability for Bulk Waste Generators (BWGs).

But in reality, how successful are they?

This webinar analyzed the following: SWM Rules 2026’s strategic goal, significant advancements over earlier frameworks, shortcomings in policy and enforcement, difficulties in real-world application, and useful ramifications for waste professionals, municipalities, and BWGs.

Come explore in-depth whether the new regulations actually connect policy, practice, and innovation with legislators, ESG leaders, municipal specialists, sustainability consultants, and waste management professionals.

Moderator
  • Brajesh Kr. Dubey

    Professor, IIT Kharagpur, India

    Prof Brajesh Kr. Dubey is presently Professor – Resource Recovery and Circular Engineering, Dept. ...
Speakers
  • Dr. Suneel Pandey

    Director, Environment & Waste Management Division

    Dr Suneel Pandey is Senior Fellow and Director, Environment & Waste Management Division, TERI. I...
  • Swati Singh Sambyal

    Expert, Capacity Development, Waste and Marine Litter Programme, GRID-Arendal

    Swati Singh Sambyal is a researcher specializing in resource management and the circular economy. Wi...

 

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