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Professor Aliyu Jauro is the Director General of the National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency, NESREA
The National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) has said that its 2011 regulations on electrical/electronic waste was based on a life-cycle approach and has a provision on Extended Producer Responsibility Programme (EPR).
The Director-General of NESREA, Prof. Aliyu Jauro, disclosed this at the 2020 ITREALMS e-Waste Dialogue in Lagos themed ‘e-Waste in Nigeria: Challenges and Opportunities’.
Prof. Jauro, who was represented by the Head, Lagos Port Operations, Mrs. Ezinwanyi Amarachi Udechukwu, in his keynote address, said that to realize the agency’s mandate, NESREA had developed various National Environmental Regulations on different sectors of the economy.