From Bureaucracy to Market? Ongoing Reform and Performance Challenges of Solid Waste Administration in Moscow

Agiamoh, Rosaline Georgevna

doi:10.17323/1999-5431-2020-0-5-149-170

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“…More than 90% of the MSW generated amount is ultimately disposed of into open dumps and little fraction finds its way to sanitary landfills [5][6][7]. Landfilling of the MSW arising from the Moscow region requires 100 hectares of land annually [33]. Nowadays, there are 14 solid waste landfills surrounding the city of Moscow, and most of them are located nearby residential areas (500-900 m away) [34].…”

Section: Solid Waste Management In Moscowmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to Select Waste to Energy Technology for a Mega City: The Case of Moscow

Kurbatova

Qdais

2020

Sustainability

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In a mega city like Moscow, both municipal solid waste management and energy systems are managed in an unsustainable way. Therefore, utilizing the municipal solid waste to generate energy will help the city in achieving sustainability by decreasing greenhouse gases emissions and the need for land to dispose the solid waste. In this study, various Waste to Energy (WTE) options were evaluated using analytical hierarchy process (AHP) to select the most appropriate technology for the Moscow region. The developed AHP model consists of 4 levels, which assessed four WTE technologies, namely landfill biogas, anaerobic digestion, incineration, and refuse derived fuel (RDF), using four criteria and nine subcriteria. The pairwise comparison was achieved by soliciting 16 experts’ opinions. The priority weights of various criteria, subcriteria, and alternatives were determined using Expert Choice Software. The developed model indicated that landfill biogas is the preferred option with a global weight of 0.448, followed by the anaerobic digestion with a weight of 0.320 and incineration with a weight of 0.138, while the least preferred technology is the RDF with a weight of 0.094. Sensitivity analysis has shown that the priorities of WTE alternatives are sensitive for the environmental and technical criteria. The developed AHP model can be used by the decision makers in Moscow in the field of WTE.

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Section: Solid Waste Management In Moscowmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to Select Waste to Energy Technology for a Mega City: The Case of Moscow

Kurbatova

Qdais

2020

Sustainability

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“…Going by the aforementioned, this study builds on the previous hypothesis that fi scal stress is a key driver for inter-municipal cooperation; however the study also presents deeper insight into the unique situation in Moscow -a global city with an annual growth rate of 0.8 % 9 , surrounded by rapidly expanding satellite cities (Gorlov 2017) and dealing with infrastructural pressures, specifi cally spatial development, waste evacuation and disposal challenges (Agiamoh 2020). Th is study further supports the regionalism theory and Feiock's theory of institutional collective action, to which end the study also presents a snapshot of the horizontal and vertical cooperation between ministries due to IMC.…”

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Inter-Regional Cooperation in Waste Management: New Trends in Moscow and the Moscow Region

Agiamoh

2021

NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy

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Globalization metrics rank Moscow as an alpha global city and the second most populous city in Europe. The city’s rate of urbanization and population growth has increased over the past decade triggering outward urban sprawl and the attendant need for spatial development within the city’s suburb – the Moscow Region municipality. This study focuses on internal factors and trends facilitating the need for inter-municipal waste management cooperation between the Moscow metropolis and the Moscow Region municipality. The paper reviews the policies driving this partnership and the inter-sectoral network facilitating waste management. Partnership effectiveness is evaluated via a multi-indicator approach, alongside qualitative thematic analysis comprising public surveys and the review of legal, administrative and operational documents. The findings reveal that cooperation between the municipalities is primarily driven by the convergence of socio-cultural factors, common territorial boundaries, the provision of public utilities and urban spatial constraints.

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“…Indonesia is also well-known for its rich cultural heritage and its status as a governance model based on the principles of royal administration. There had also been a system of public administration based on local wisdom (Indigenous Public Administration) prior to the Dutch colonial period (Agiamoh, 2020).…”

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Public Administration from a Local Wisdom Perspective

Arniti

Yuliani

Irawan

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IJD

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A good government system requires a public administration system. In this era of fast globalization, the western administration system often causes local wisdom values to be forgotten. This study then aims to see how public administration is seen through the perspective of local wisdom. This research will then be carried out using a qualitative approach. The data used in this research is secondary data from research results or previous studies. The results of this study found that there is no one public administration system that is universal and can be implemented anywhere. Generally, each region has a public administration system based on local wisdom. In Indonesia, the practice of an administrative system based on local wisdom can be seen in the kingdom era, where charismatic legitimacy and traditional legitimacy became the representation of Indigenous Public Administration.Keywords: Public Administration, Local Wisdom, Western Public Administrations. AbstrakSistem pemerintahan yang baik membutuhkan sistem administrasi publik. Di era globalisasi yang cepat ini, sistem pemerintahan barat sering kali menyebabkan nilai-nilai kearifan lokal dilupakan. Kajian ini kemudian bertujuan untuk melihat bagaimana administrasi publik dilihat melalui perspektif kearifan lokal. Penelitian ini selanjutnya akan dilakukan dengan menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif. Data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data sekunder dari hasil penelitian atau penelitian sebelumnya. Hasil penelitian ini menemukan bahwa tidak ada satupun sistem administrasi publik yang bersifat universal dan dapat diterapkan dimana saja. Umumnya, setiap daerah memiliki sistem administrasi publik yang didasarkan pada kearifan lokal. Di Indonesia, praktik sistem pemerintahan berbasis kearifan lokal dapat dilihat pada masa kerajaan, di mana legitimasi kharismatik dan legitimasi tradisional menjadi representasi Administrasi Publik Adat.Kata kunci: Administrasi Publik, Kearifan Lokal, Administrasi Publik Barat.

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From Bureaucracy to Market? Ongoing Reform and Performance Challenges of Solid Waste Administration in Moscow

Cited by 7 publications

References 18 publications

Using Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to Select Waste to Energy Technology for a Mega City: The Case of Moscow

Using Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to Select Waste to Energy Technology for a Mega City: The Case of Moscow

Inter-Regional Cooperation in Waste Management: New Trends in Moscow and the Moscow Region

Public Administration from a Local Wisdom Perspective

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