We help Producers, Importers, and Brand Owners implement reliable Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) systems that improve recovery, reduce waste, strengthen compliance, and deliver measurable environmental impact.
Recovery & Collection Vision
EPR Reporting & Compliance
Economy Focused Solutions
In Sri Lanka, circularity is not only about sustainability. It is also about creating systems that can deliver real end-of-life recovery. Our services are built to help businesses strengthen circular outcomes while unlocking business value through effective EPR implementation.
Sri Lanka needs more end-of-life products to be collected, handled, and recovered responsibly—not simply disposed of. EPR helps turn responsibility into results, improving recovery pathways and supporting a more circular economy.
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When end-of-use products aren’t managed properly, they create environmental and social harm—especially through unmanaged disposal and pollution. EPR strengthens accountability, enabling safer handling and better environmental protection across the lifecycle.
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EPR should be more than paperwork. Businesses need measurable, audit-ready reporting and confidence that their obligations are being met effectively.
We help you demonstrate impact, strengthening trust with regulators, partners, and customers in Sri Lanka.
Learn how EPR is measureEPR is becoming a global expectation —clients, investors, and regulators increasingly look for verifiable sustainability performance.
Audit-ready reporting, improved brand reputation, lower long-term regulatory risk, and alignment with global circular economy standards.
We designed and implemented a nationwide material recovery system aligned with Sri Lanka’s regulatory framework.
→We established EPRS.lk as a centralized PRO platform enabling producers to meet EPR obligations efficiently
→A real-time digital platform will enable seamless tracking of material flows, comparing collected volumes against compliance obligations. .
→We support regulators in combining enforcement with incentives.
→We will implement multi-stakeholder engagement programs.
→EPRS.lk will act as a national coordination platform integrating: Government agencies ,Private sector producers , Recyclers and PROs AND Development partners.
→In Sri Lanka, circularity is still emerging—where less than 5% of certain end-of-life materials may be recovered, while nearly 95% can end up as landfill, abandoned waste, or incineration.
In this environmental, social, and economic reality, real progress requires more than intention. It requires businesses willing to invest in systems, build infrastructure, absorb risk, and support measurable recovery outcomes.
We believe Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is one of the most credible pathways to move Sri Lanka toward a circular economy—by creating accountability, financing recovery systems, and enabling measurable environmental impact.
Encouraging producers to take ownership of end-of-life recovery.
Building systems that support long-term circular outcomes.
Protecting land, air, oceans, and communities across Sri Lanka.
Working as one team to find solutions that are realistic for Sri Lanka. We collaborate, share knowledge, and build capability. so every step we take strengthens the next stage of circular progress.
We do not just support compliance. We help businesses take part in circular systems that work because Sri Lanka needs more than reports; it needs recovery. We build strong networks with our customers to enable EPR that delivers measurable results and strengthens accountability across the value chain.
EPR success is not only an environmental story. It is a community story. In Sri Lanka, waste affects livelihoods, public health, and local ecosystems. We work to create circular systems that reduce harm and support communities. Better waste management becomes a shared national improvement, not a distant goal.
When end-of-life materials are not recovered, the impacts are felt everywhere: polluted land, clogged waterways, ocean waste, and air quality deterioration. Our commitment is to ensure we are not using resources in a way that harms our future. By promoting circularity through EPR, responsible handling, and safer recovery pathways.
We support circular progress in Sri Lanka by building and implementing reliable EPR systems through knowledge, infrastructure, and accountable execution—despite uncertainty, regulatory gaps, and real-world challenges.
We have taken on the responsibility of establishing a stronger EPR platform in Sri Lanka, because in a country where circularity remains low and disposal rates remain high, meaningful progress must be driven by long-term commitment.
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