A study on the path of improving the performance of China’s provincial circular economy—An empirical study based on the fsQCA method

Zhu, Fangyang; Lai, Liangrong; Zhang, Zhidong; Zhang, Xiaojie

doi:10.3389/fenvs.2022.1006170

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“…Chỉ tiêu tham chiếu không được sử dụng vào việc đánh giá phát triển KTTH [10]. Lý do là nền kinh tế Trung Quốc vẫn đang trong giai đoạn tăng trưởng nhanh và cả tổng kho nguyên vật liệu và lượng xử lý chất thải sẽ tiếp tục tăng, do đó, sẽ không thực tế khi kỳ vọng lượng xử lý chất thải cuối đường ống sẽ giảm trong ngắn hạn [15].…”

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Criteria for Implementation of Circular Economy: Experiences from China and Implications for Vietnam

Quynh Anh,

Van Hieu,

Le Nga

et al. 2023

PaM

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The global trend towards the development of a circular economy (CE) is of great significance, including for Vietnam. In recent years, Vietnam has made efforts to establish and improve its legal and policy framework related to CE. This research study aims to examine the evaluation criteria used for assessing CE development in China, a country that has achieved remarkable progress in this area. The findings of this study can provide valuable insights and serve as a crucial reference for Vietnam as it strives to formulate an evaluation criteria set for the effective implementation of the CE policies in the future. Building upon the experiences and lessons learned from the implementation of evaluation and monitoring criteria in China, this study also offers several recommendations for Vietnam's forthcoming implementation efforts. These recommendations encompass the development of comprehensive guidelines for data collection and computation of the evaluation index set, along with the establishment of transparent monitoring and auditing mechanisms for locally sourced data. Furthermore, fostering collaboration among relevant government agencies in data collection and consolidation is crucial. Specific communication strategies and reporting mechanisms tailored to local contexts should be devised, and nationally standardized reference values for evaluation criteria need to be established. Additionally, there is a need to design an evaluation criteria set specifically for the implementation of circular economy practices at the industrial park and enterprise levels in Vietnam. Keywords: Evaluation criteria, circular economy, China.

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Criteria for Implementation of Circular Economy: Experiences from China and Implications for Vietnam

Quynh Anh,

Van Hieu,

Le Nga

et al. 2023

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“…Central China has witnessed the fastest improvement in CCD between UEFS due to structural optimization and overall optimization of each part (Figure 4b). Since the implementation of the plan for promoting the development of central China, economic development and urbanization have accelerated, and high-tech industries and modern manufacturing have developed rapidly [87]. In addition, central China has vigorously promoted a resource-saving and environmentally friendly development model, gradually replacing the previous high-pollution and high-emissions development approach [88].…”

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Towards Sustainable Development Goals: Coupling Coordination Analysis and Spatial Heterogeneity between Urbanization, the Environment, and Food Security in China

Yin,

Chen,

et al. 2023

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The interconnection between urbanization, the environment, and food security necessitates an exploration of their coupling coordination to advance the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals. However, limited research directly addresses the feasibility and strategies required to achieve such coordination. This study investigates the coupling coordination and spatial heterogeneity between urbanization, the environment, and food security in China from 2004 to 2020, employing the coupling coordination degree model, the spatial correlation model, the Dagum Gini coefficient, and the obstacle degree model. The results show that: (1) the level of coordinated development between urbanization, the environment, and food security in China has significantly increased, as evidenced by a remarkable rise in the coupling coordination degree; (2) a robust positive spatial correlation is observed in the coupling coordination degree, with “Low-Low” clusters predominantly concentrated in northwest China and “High-High” clusters primarily located in southeast China; (3) inter-regional differences are identified as the primary cause of this spatial heterogeneity; (4) food security has emerged as the foremost obstacle to coordinated development between urbanization, the environment, and food security in China. Optimizing the rational allocation of natural resources across different sectors, enhancing resource use efficiency, and strengthening environmental pollution control and management have been proven to be crucial measures and key strategies for promoting their coordinated development. This study provides a novel perspective on balancing the intricate relationship between urbanization, environmental protection, and food security, which is conducive to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals in developing countries.

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Digital technology adoption in circular startups: An integrated framework

Hajoary,

Jennifer,

Pathak

2024

Bus Strat Dev

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While the role of digital technologies (DTs) in facilitating entrepreneurship is well established, research on understanding the role of DTs among circular start‐ups as part of their overall strategy is scarce. This is vital from the perspective of emerging economies, such as India. The study aims to identify and analyse the factors influencing digital technology adoption in circular start‐ups using the Technology‐Organisation‐Environment (TOE) framework and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to form a novel Circular Startup Digital Adoption (CSDA) framework. In addition to integrating the TOE framework and TAM, the study utilises a systematic literature review with subject‐matter‐expert (SME) consultation in order to determine the factors of the CSDA framework. To the best of the authors' knowledge, this is among the first studies to analyse the factors behind the adoption of DTs by circular startups from an emerging economy perspective, offering theoretical, managerial and policy implications.

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A study on the path of improving the performance of China’s provincial circular economy—An empirical study based on the fsQCA method

Cited by 6 publications

References 93 publications

Criteria for Implementation of Circular Economy: Experiences from China and Implications for Vietnam

Criteria for Implementation of Circular Economy: Experiences from China and Implications for Vietnam

Towards Sustainable Development Goals: Coupling Coordination Analysis and Spatial Heterogeneity between Urbanization, the Environment, and Food Security in China

Digital technology adoption in circular startups: An integrated framework

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