Development
Helping the world build better EPR
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is a global policy, with governments and organisations in every region developing and implementing EPR frameworks. But designing legislation that works in practice takes specialist knowledge most don’t have in-house.
From feasibility studies and readiness assessments to hands-on implementation support, our global development team works directly with governments, development agencies and international organisations to build EPR systems that last.
Advisory: policy, regulation, framework design
We advise governments and organisations on how to design and implement effective EPR frameworks, covering everything from initial feasibility through to institutional set-up and full programme launch.
Readiness assessments
We assess the regulatory, operational and market conditions needed to introduce EPR effectively, giving decision-makers a clear picture of where to start and how to succeed.
Capacity building
We develop practical, customised resources and provide workshops and training to help public and private EPR actors to understand their options and build EPR systems suited to specific contexts and needs.
Operationalisation support
With extensive operational EPR experience, we support the designing and setting up of successful producer responsibility organisations, both from a regulatory and technical standpoint.
Multiple waste streams solutions
We help to build EPR solutions covering multiple waste streams from packaging, through electronics, batteries, textiles and other streams. We support programmes that combat marine litter and work with governments and the private sector to prevent waste from entering the environment.
International project management
We implement EPR advisory projects in cooperation with international development organisations and financial institutions (such as GIZ, UNOPS, World Bank Group), as well as directly contracted with national governments.
Why Landbell Group
Implementing EPR is complex. Getting it right means understanding not just the legislation, but the local infrastructure, markets and stakeholder dynamics that determine whether a programme succeeds on the ground.
Our global development team brings decades of hands-on experience across every major EPR stream — batteries, electronics, packaging, textiles and more.
We don’t just advise on what good EPR looks like. We help build it.
