LOGISTICS PROCESSES OF DESTRUCTION WASTE

Ukraine currently has an imperfect system for the collection and transportation of municipal solid waste (MSW). This system needs to be improved and constantly adapted to the increasing volumes and types of household waste due to the growth of the urban population, improved welfare and changes in the residential, commercial and industrial sectors. The article identifies the peculiarities of Ukraine's environmental policy in the context of the European integration process. The main purpose of the article is to comprehensively cover the issues related to effective waste management, in particular, the logistical aspects of waste disposal, to develop a conceptual framework for the formation of a strategy for the implementation of environmental waste logistics in the context of sustainable and environmentally balanced development, and to determine the volume of accumulated waste. Practical experience of municipal solid waste management in Ukraine and developed countries are studied. The dependence of solid waste accumulation on the influence of key social, environmental and economic factors is identified, which makes it possible to predict its dynamics as a basis for making effective management decisions. The relevance of forming management decisions in the environmental logistics of solid waste to reduce the negative impact on the environment is demonstrated. The role of logistics in reducing waste and achieving economic, social and environmental goals is shown. The role of environmental information and environmental knowledge as a special resource in the innovation economy is highlighted.

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Environmental Problems
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.23939/ep2025.01.013
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Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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LOGISTICS PROCESSES OF DESTRUCTION WASTE

Людмила Демчук, I. Patseva, Liudmyla Nonik, Iryna Voynalovych
Environmental Problems
Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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LOGISTICS PROCESSES OF DESTRUCTION WASTE

Людмила Демчук, I. Patseva, Liudmyla Nonik, Iryna Voynalovych
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Abstract

Ukraine currently has an imperfect system for the collection and transportation of municipal solid waste (MSW). This system needs to be improved and constantly adapted to the increasing volumes and types of household waste due to the growth of the urban population, improved welfare and changes in the residential, commercial and industrial sectors. The article identifies the peculiarities of Ukraine's environmental policy in the context of the European integration process. The main purpose of the article is to comprehensively cover the issues related to effective waste management, in particular, the logistical aspects of waste disposal, to develop a conceptual framework for the formation of a strategy for the implementation of environmental waste logistics in the context of sustainable and environmentally balanced development, and to determine the volume of accumulated waste. Practical experience of municipal solid waste management in Ukraine and developed countries are studied. The dependence of solid waste accumulation on the influence of key social, environmental and economic factors is identified, which makes it possible to predict its dynamics as a basis for making effective management decisions. The relevance of forming management decisions in the environmental logistics of solid waste to reduce the negative impact on the environment is demonstrated. The role of logistics in reducing waste and achieving economic, social and environmental goals is shown. The role of environmental information and environmental knowledge as a special resource in the innovation economy is highlighted.

Environmental ProblemsVol. 10(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 92%
Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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