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"The use of chemicals has grown exponentially in the last 50 years. While the usage of these chemicals is generally recognised as a driver of the economy and of social progress, many of the chemicals used have proven to be highly toxic- causing adverse impacts to both human health and the environment. Toxics Link is engaged in several issues of chemical safety, through research, generation of new information and dissemination, support in enabling the appropriate regulatory frameworks to minimise and reduce pollution- ultimately working towards a safer and less toxic environment. Toxics Link’s current engagements on chemical safety issues are on Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals  (EDCs), Forever chemicals, POPs-Pesticides, heavy metals and Pharmaceutical Pollution-Antimicrobial Resistance.."

"Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are hazardous, long-lasting organic chemicals. Most POPs are either pesticides, insecticides, solvents, or industrial chemicals. They bio-accumulate and can adversely impact human health and the environment. Toxics Link has been engaged on the issues of POPs and pesticides since 2004 and has published numerous research studies on these issues at the national, regional (South Asian) and global level. Toxics Link’s interventions are aimed towards the creation of suitable policy frameworks, the generation of information and awareness, support in management of waste and stockpiles and towards reducing and minimising toxicity in the environment."

"The current linear system of waste management is proving to be highly challenging, complex and unsustainable in which, we extract and consume resources from the earth, make and use products and eventually discard them as waste. This cradle-to-grave approach is unsustainable and needs to be updated to a circular one. To achieve this, our interventions focus on minimization strategies, design for environment, efficient resource recovery, pollution prevention and moving towards sustainable and responsible consumption."

"Healthcare waste contains harmful microorganisms and chemicals that are potentially infectious and highly toxic if not managed properly. This poses serious risk to health of patients, healthcare providers, members of society and the environment. Toxics Link Has been working towards making healthcare systems safer and sustainable and has been involved in policy advocacy, training and awareness generation, creating model waste management systems and setting up of  common biomedical treatment facilities ."

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Focus Areas

Publications and IEC materials

SDGs aligned with

Stakeholder Consultations, Workshops

Recent Media Coverages

International and National partnerships