The policies implementing e-waste management are progressively changing the recycling processes in India because of the increasing problem of discarded electronics. Thus, the focus is on sustainable waste management: there is the Extended Producer Responsibility program, and recycling quotas. E waste recycling services which have received certification guarantee the processing of the discarded devices in a safer way, away from the pollution of the environment as well as the attempt to reclaim some treasures from the waste resources. Many firms such as Techazar are already pioneering themselves offering solutions that can work in tandem with these policies. So they foster a clean environment and support the business ecosystem. A positive case in India is that the country is being what can be considered a pioneer in the management particularly e waste recycling system hence fanning a green revolution.

Responsible and green IT asset management addresses the problem of e-waste management while also safeguarding information from unauthorized access by third parties. It encompasses activities like recycling, eradicating data from products securely and donating schemes that in one way or the other, lengthen the useful life span of electronic products and hence decrease the harm done on the environment. In Fact outsourcing allows businesses to adhere to the global standards and stop dangerous substances from affecting the environment. Adoption of sustainable disposal practices also brings benefits in terms of maximization of resource yields in electronic production, and reduction of the resultant carbon emissions.  IT asset disposal is another CSR implementation, which proves the organizations’ conscious focus on sustainable  development.