Economic and legal mechanisms of waste management in Ukraine

Brauweiler, Hans-Christian; Shkola, V. V.; Markova, Olga

doi:10.21272/mmi.2017.2-33

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“…It should be noted that the basis for the project estimation is the forecast of EEC, including the life cycle of innovation (LCI) and the customization cycle of innovation (CCI) (Figure 1). The latter reflects an economic estimation of the ecological effect from creation, production, consumption of the innovation, and waste processing and reduction (Brauweiler et al, 2017;Furmaniak et. al., 2019) during its life cycle and after it leaves the market and consumption sphere.…”

Section: Theory Developmentmentioning

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Green Project Assessment within the Advanced Innovative Development Concept

Shkola¹,

Prokopenko²,

Stoyka³

et al. 2021

EEA

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Objective: The article's objective is to develop scientific and methodical grounds to assess the green project within the advanced innovative development concept to deliver EU Environmental policy.Research Design & Methods: The most relevant for our aim are the sustainable development concept and the advanced innovative development concept. We used a broad literature review.Findings: The proposed approach is derived from the sustainable development concept and the advanced innovative development concept. It includes four types of projects: green projects, environmentally destructive projects, environmentally neutral projects, mixed ones. The sustainability index, recilience inxex, risks, including country risk, is calculated to enhance assessment accuracy.Implications & Recommendations: theoretical and methodic approach, improved by authors, to control innovative activity ecologization, based on EECI forecasts, allows stakeholders to reduce a risk of the innovative project and increase the assessment accuracy at its starting stages, enabling the increase of the strategic managerial decisions quality and, thereby, the environmental and economic security of stakeholders.Contribution & Value Added: The connection of three perspectives – economic, environmental and social – will capture the complexities of project management-oriented to advanced innovative development within the concept of sustainable development.

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Section: Theory Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Green Project Assessment within the Advanced Innovative Development Concept

Shkola¹,

Prokopenko²,

Stoyka³

et al. 2021

EEA

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“…The developing countries suffer greatly from problems associated with population growth, rapid development and urbanization, providing sustainable waste management. The best and most economical method to solve these problems is to minimize the generation of waste [31] In the paper [35] the authors point out viewpoints which consider theoretical and methodical approach to the innovative regulation of the waste management sector as a global system. In addition, they investigate the mechanism of relations among countries which will promote formation and innovative development of the waste management national system through the network cooperation and state-private partnership [35].…”

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Objectivation of the Ecological and Economic Losses from Solid Domestic Waste at the Heating Enterprises

Панченко

Domashenko

Lyulyov

et al. 2021

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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The aim of this research is to study theoretical and practical aspects of the ecological and economic losses from the use of solid domestic waste (SDW) as energy resources in the heat power industry of Ukraine. The methodical approaches to evaluating the ecological and economic losses caused by solid domestic waste (SDW) comprise: the developed algorithm, which evaluates the ecological and economic losses in the SDW use as fuel and energy resources in comparison with basic and project variant; the investigated morphological composition of SDW in the Ukrainian regions, on the basis of which there is proposed a matrix for further calculations of the ecological and economic loss from atmospheric pollution as a result of the energy-intensive SDW combustion at the power plants by the Ukrainian regions. The efficiency of using SDW as secondary energy resources, which essentially depends on the conventional energy resources combustion, is proved. According to the chemical and morphological composition of SDW, the average amount of harmful substances by their element constituents of SDW is determined. The economic loss from the combusting 1 ton of SDW as energy resources is estimated. Reasonability of using SDW as energy resources, based on the optimal ratio between conventional resources and energy-intensive SDW through minimizing total production costs and possible ecological and economic loss, is grounded. It is proved that while estimating the ecological and economic losses, it is necessary to consider the SDW morphological composition and regional specific features regarding the location of heat and power enterprises and organized storage landfills. It is grounded that the obtained estimates of the ecological and economic losses may be used for identifying the ecological and economic evaluation of the SDW efficiency use in the heat power industry at the regional level.

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“…Individual countries search the state of national system creation for effective use of sources via waste treatment with the material and energetic flow, based on principles of zero waste and circular economy. Such a study was presented by Brauweiler, Shkola, and Markova [49], focusing on the conditions in the territory of Ukraine.…”

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Analysis of Municipal Waste Development and Management in Self-Governing Regions of Slovakia

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In the European Union, basic strategy results from the need to provide intelligent, sustainable, and inclusive growth, along with respect to social and economic impacts of waste treatment. The paper focuses on municipal waste and its separation. Generally, within global waste management initiatives, the main goal is to minimize the negative effects of waste on the environment, as well as to increase and optimize the sources’ efficiency in the waste economy. Research on municipal waste development and its separation was done in individual regions of Slovakia to find if socially weaker regions have worse waste treatment. The results were compared according to the waste development per inhabitant and per household, as well as through rate indexes, which are connected to relationships between waste, social, and economic indexes. The results confirmed research results from other countries that show that the volume of municipal waste is increasing due to increased living standards of inhabitants. However, on the other hand, waste separation rates also increased—mainly based on the legislative support.

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Economic and legal mechanisms of waste management in Ukraine

Cited by 14 publications

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Green Project Assessment within the Advanced Innovative Development Concept

Green Project Assessment within the Advanced Innovative Development Concept

Objectivation of the Ecological and Economic Losses from Solid Domestic Waste at the Heating Enterprises

Analysis of Municipal Waste Development and Management in Self-Governing Regions of Slovakia

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