Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) are not required, but highly encouraged, to also register their EPR programs. The event provided participants guidance on the process of registration, and presented opportunities on how they can work together with the government to help in ensuring the successful implementation of the EPR Law. Moreover, EPR Registry clinics were set up by DENR, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), to further assist OEs in creating and submitting their EPR programs. Highlights from the Synthesis Report from the first EPR RTD held in Manila last May were also shared during the program, including the key takeaways and recommendations taken from the panel and roundtable discussions. Among these are the value of data-driven measures, collaboration between the private and public sectors, and among multiple stakeholders, investing in infrastructure for solid waste management and recycling, and driving consumer education when implementing the EPR Law.