Acordo Setorial De Embalagem: Avaliação À Luz Da Responsabilidade Estendida Do Produtor

Demajorovic, Jacques; Massote, Bruno

doi:10.1590/s0034-759020170505

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“…However, they are the most fragile link in the chain with a low value received by the recovered material, which reflects the oligopsony structure of the sector and the reduced centrality of the compensation for waste pickers in the negotiations of the sector's reverse packaging logistics agreement signed in 2015. The unsatisfactory social result corroborates several studies that evidenced the low degree of implementation of public policy (Bauer, et al, 2015;Soares da Silva, Nunes da Silva, & Rezende, 2016;Demajorovic & Massote, 2017;Freitas, Besen, & Jacobi, 2017).…”

Section: Final Remarkssupporting

confidence: 84%

Embalagens de vidro pós-consumo no sistema de coleta seletiva: o caso da cidade de Londrina

Aligleri

Aligleri²,

Gois

2020

ReA UFSM

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Purpose: This article presentes the results of an in-depth and contextualized study on the problems in the commercialization of glass containers sent to the selective collection system of the city of Londrina-PR, Brazil.Design: The methodological strategy was the triangulation of sources of evidence desiring to understand the situational characteristics, as well as the operational and environmental challenges faced by the local actors involved, especially the cooperatives. Quantitative and qualitative study case using primary and secondary data collection from multistakeholders.Findings: The data collected here allow us to conclude that vitreous materials have demonstrated difficult commercialization processes and are among those materials that are economically less interesting for cooperatives, intensifying the high social fragility of cooperates.Practical implications: The search for solutions to environmental and economic problems caused by the high generation of municipal solid waste in Brazil still have strong deficiencies in methodologies and technologies. Social implications: How the reverse logistics of vitreous packaging is operationalized has increased public financing with this type of material, since the sales price obtained by waste pickers does not corroborate the economic support of cooperative enterprises.Originality/value: This study allows to advance in the explanation and description of the way of structuring the reverse chain of vitreous packaging, especially in medium-sized municipalities in the inland.Keywords: post-consumption; packaging; glass; recycling; selective collection

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confidence: 84%

Embalagens de vidro pós-consumo no sistema de coleta seletiva: o caso da cidade de Londrina

Aligleri

Aligleri²,

Gois

2020

ReA UFSM

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“…In the warehouse, the cooperators are in charge of receiving, fine-screening and baling paperboard, ferrous scraps and, periodically, other materials jointly traded by the CN directly with the industry. For member of the Network 3 (C3) Board, the articulation also allowed access to new buyers and to trade materials considered tailings, overcoming the market challenges faced by individual cooperatives pointed out by Aquino and Castilho (2009) and Demajorovic and Massote (2017). Different interviewees, including waste pickers (C2; C3), technical aids (T3) and the analyst representing the Federal Government (A1), stress the benefits that were extended to the WPOs not directly participating in the joint trading.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Brazilian National Solid Waste Policy: perspectives of the waste pickers’ cooperative networks

2022

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Despite the advances in the implementation of the National Solid Waste Policy (PNRS), waste pickers’ organizations (WPOs) continue to face structural problems that challenge their viability. Facing the challenges, cooperative networks (CNs) emerged as an alternative to expand their role in the recycling chain. This research aims to identify the challenges and perspectives of the actions of waste pickers’ networks in the recycling chain and discuss how this new organizational arrangement can contribute to the expected advances of the PNRS. The methodological procedures included the selection of 3 case studies on CNs, interviews, documental and content analysis. The results show the importance of public policies and the breadth of the partnerships to the consolidation of the CNs analyzed. Thus, an adaptation of the PNRS to the new dynamics of the recycling market, considering the multiple benefits of CN, can contribute to overcome the structural problems faced by WPOs.

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“…All else will be disposed of as waste and then sent to the same landfills to which the post-consumer materials disposed of in the common waste were destined. Those that are marketed automatically generate revenue for collectors (Demajorovic, & Massote, 2017).…”

Section: B Central Screening: Recycling Cooperativesmentioning

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Productivity Analysis in Recyclable Materials Sorting Operation - A Case Study at Recifavela Cooperative

Rodrigues¹,

Jorge²,

Kumamoto³

2021

IJAERS

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The reduction of waste in manufacturing processes and the productivity gain have been researched by several authors as economic competitive advantages for companies. More recently, environmental and social concerns have also been included in these studies. In this broad context, which additionally involves economic, environmental and social aspects, are the cooperatives of waste pickers (CMRs), which need to be placed on the same level where companies with productive and competitive profiles are located. Thus, the research presented in this article seeks to contribute to the advancement of this debate, considering the existence of gaps in the literature that address productivity studies in the production activities of recyclable materials sorting cooperatives. Therefore, the objectives of this study are directed to the questions that involve productivity (kg/cooperated) in the operation of screening materials, measuring the waste that occurs and which proposals for improvements can be implemented to increase productivity. This research is limited to a cooperative of collectors that adopts the sorting belt in its process. The methodology adopted is a case study, of applied nature (generating knowledge with practical application), quantitative and with exploratory data analysis. The results show that there are losses of production/waste of time of the (co-operated) operators, which could be reversed in aggregated value and, consequently, in increased productivity of the cooperative's business system in the sorting operation. I.

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Acordo Setorial De Embalagem: Avaliação À Luz Da Responsabilidade Estendida Do Produtor

Cited by 15 publications

References 25 publications

Embalagens de vidro pós-consumo no sistema de coleta seletiva: o caso da cidade de Londrina

Embalagens de vidro pós-consumo no sistema de coleta seletiva: o caso da cidade de Londrina

The Brazilian National Solid Waste Policy: perspectives of the waste pickers’ cooperative networks

Productivity Analysis in Recyclable Materials Sorting Operation - A Case Study at Recifavela Cooperative

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