| Waste Management - India | | | | and Policies cover regulatory framework and |
| The Waste Management market is valued at INR | | | | different laws and policies governing waste |
| 10 bn in 2008 and is expected to reach INR 27 bn | | | | management. The competitive landscape identifies |
| in 2013. Market of waste management comprises | | | | major players in this sector. The report also |
| of four segments municipal waste, electronic | | | | provides details of the key developments in this |
| waste, biomedical waste and industrial waste. ( ) | | | | sector. |
| The report provides a snapshot of the market | | | | The industry is growing at 22 % per annum. |
| including all its segments municipal waste, | | | | Various Government schemes like Jawaharlal |
| electronic waste, biomedical waste and industrial | | | | Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), |
| waste. Characteristics and trends showcase | | | | Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for |
| aspects such as increasing urbanization, large cities | | | | Small & Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) and |
| contributing to waste, initiatives taken at | | | | Public Private Partnership schemes have provided |
| corporate level, Urban local bodies (ULBs) | | | | a thrust to waste management initiatives in India. |
| approaching Capital Markets , increasing Interest in | | | | A brief analysis of the major issues/challenges |
| waste-to-energy projects and Private Equity | | | | hindering growth is also included in the report. |
| Investments. Key issues and challenges facing this | | | | Competitive landscape identifies and compares |
| sector include Lack of Collection and Segregation | | | | major players in this market. Finally, key |
| at Source, Scarcity of Land, dumping of e-waste | | | | developments in complete the picture of the |
| and Lack of awareness. Government Regulations | | | | market. |