CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA - EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICE

This research examines the implementation of the circular economy model in the Republic of Serbia, emphasizing its significance as both a necessity and an obligation due to EU regulations and global standards. The European Union has brought several policies, regulations, action plans, and a plan for recovery from the consequences of the crisis caused by the corona virus pandemic, with over 200 projects and recommendations for investment in the concept of circular economy, thus employment in sectors that are directly related to sustainable economic development. A solid foundation for the circular economy business model has been created through initial implementation efforts. Successful projects at both local and national levels serve as pivotal links in developing resilient circular economy models and companies, showcasing best practices for future initiatives. This study uses a desk research methodology to analyze and synthesize data from relevant sources, providing a comprehensive presentation of findings and drawing conclusions from a methodological perspective of circular and bioeconomy. The research results enhance the understanding, perception, and promotion of this essential topic.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.46793/girr25.637v
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA - EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICE

Jelena Ješić, Jovana Kisin, Simonida Vukadinović
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA - EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICE

Jelena Ješić, Jovana Kisin, Simonida Vukadinović
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This research examines the implementation of the circular economy model in the Republic of Serbia, emphasizing its significance as both a necessity and an obligation due to EU regulations and global standards. The European Union has brought several policies, regulations, action plans, and a plan for recovery from the consequences of the crisis caused by the corona virus pandemic, with over 200 projects and recommendations for investment in the concept of circular economy, thus employment in sectors that are directly related to sustainable economic development. A solid foundation for the circular economy business model has been created through initial implementation efforts. Successful projects at both local and national levels serve as pivotal links in developing resilient circular economy models and companies, showcasing best practices for future initiatives. This study uses a desk research methodology to analyze and synthesize data from relevant sources, providing a comprehensive presentation of findings and drawing conclusions from a methodological perspective of circular and bioeconomy. The research results enhance the understanding, perception, and promotion of this essential topic.

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