Local contribution to circular economy. A case study of a Polish rural municipality

Gołębiewski, Jarosław; Takala, Josu; Juszczyk, Oskar; Drejerska, Nina

doi:10.3280/ecag2019-003011

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“…The long-term increase in the level of economic income has allowed rural residents to get rid of their worries about basic living needs and begin to focus on spiritual satisfaction and improving their quality of life [ 66 ]. The cognition of the individual health part of policy cognition can promote individuals to choose hygienic individual behaviors and take actions that are beneficial to the rural public environment, such as participating in a garbage clean-up in rural areas [ 67 ]. Rural residents can incorporate the circular economy concept promoted by the government into their waste disposal behavior.…”

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Social Network, Cognition and Participation in Rural Health Governance

Tang

Ruan

Wang

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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Rural health governance is an important part of low-carbon green life, which is also related to the sustainable development and population health project in rural areas. Based on the survey data of 2343 rural residents in China, this study adopted a binary logistic regression model to explore the effects of rural residents’ social network and cognition on their participation in rural health governance. The research results show that only less than 30% of the respondents participated in rural health governance, and the proportion of rural resident participating is not high. Both their social network and cognition have a significant impact on their participation in rural health governance. Introverted communication helps strengthen the connection between rural residents, form the network and structure of rural social communication, build emotional links and common interests, and form a common cultural understanding paradigm and action framework. The extraverted communication means that rural residents gradually break away from the social network of acquaintances, which is not conducive to building a rural community. Rural residents’ understanding of behavior begins to deviate from rural culture, customs and emotional values, and the binding force of traditional culture is reduced, making it difficult to motivate them to participate in rural public life. Policy cognition can improve rural residents’ recognition of the value and significance of health governance. Responsibility awareness is the internal driving force for rural residents to participate in health governance, which can also reduce the governance cost of rural managers. Based on this, increasing rural residents’ introverted communication and cultivating their sense of responsibility are key to promoting their participation in rural health governance.

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Social Network, Cognition and Participation in Rural Health Governance

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Ruan

Wang

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“…La economía circular minimiza los efectos negativos ocasionados en el medio ambiente, en vista de que aprovecha al máximo la utilidad de los materiales, por medio de su reciclaje o reutilización, descartando que sean objetos innecesarios y sin valor; de este modo, una gestión de residuos efectiva contribuiría con la optimización de los materiales reciclados, motivando al sector privado a optar por dichos materiales como recursos de producción, y a que incursionen en mercados sostenibles. [41] [35] [37].…”

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“…La economía circular es la herramienta más efectiva para gestionar el estado de los residuos sólidos [34], en vista de que aprovecha toda la esperanza de vida de los materiales, ya sea, mediante su reciclaje o reutilización, descartando que sean objetos innecesarios y sin valor [41], de esta forma, la economía circular minimiza los efectos negativos ocasionados por parte de los agentes económicos en el medio ambiente. Una gestión de residuos efectiva logrará potenciar los materiales reciclados, lo cual, generará confianza entre las empresas que incursionen en mercados sostenibles [43].…”

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Circular Economy and its application in Public Management Management for the period 2012-2022, a systematic review 2012-2022, a systematic review

Varona¹,

Calvanapón²,

Castillo³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the 2nd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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Currently, there is a disengagement of the government with the urgency to act to curb environmental degradation, therefore, the purpose of the research was to conduct a systematic review that inspects the application of circular economy in public management, observe what has been developed in the literature at the international level and provide a summary of knowledge, comprehensively using empirical and relevant sources (indexed to Scopus, Science Direct, and Proquest) in the period 2012-2022. The circular economy concept implies the separation of environmental consequences and economic growth. This paper examines four topics related to the transition to circularity: 1) governance (managerial and regulatory state), 2) waste management, 3) public procurement, and 4) barriers that hinder its implementation. The State can use the first three as leverage to boost the circular economy. A limitation found was that the literature is very focused on waste management.Finally, it's concluded that a government capable of fostering intersectoral cooperation, designing policies, implementing programs, and promoting education, in the framework of circularity and sustainable innovation is vitally important for societies to perceive benefits in economic and environmental terms.

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“…In particular, De Boni et al ( 2022) and Torres-Le on et al (2018) emphasise the impact of agri-food waste on all areas of sustainability: economic, social and environmental, as food waste implies a loss of resources (Amicarelli et al, 2021b) and also results in a significant environmental impact (FAO, 2013;UNEP, 2021). Some authors (Drejerska et al, 2019;€ Ozyurt and Realff, 2001;Zeller et al, 2020) argue in favour of recovering and assigning value to agri-food waste, whether animal or vegetable, to generate energy or new materials. In the latter case, it is possible to work on processes for high waste valorisation, where agri-food waste becomes the second raw material for creating new products with high added value (Poponi et al, 2019a;Poponi et al, 2022b).…”

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“…, 2021b) and also results in a significant environmental impact (FAO, 2013; UNEP, 2021). Some authors (Drejerska et al. , 2019; Ingrao et al.…”

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The circular potential of a Bio-District: indicators for waste management

Poponi

Pacchera

Arcese

2023

BFJ

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PurposeThis work aims to assess the potential of a Bio-District as a model for applying the circular economy concerning the waste scope. It aims to understand the capability of organic farms to manage waste with a circular perspective, starting with the use of indicators that directly or indirectly impact the waste scope.Design/methodology/approachThis study is based on previous work that identified and systematised the circular indicators of the agri-food sector within a dashboard. With this research as a basis, the indicators within the waste scope in the dashboard were extracted. Cross-linked indicators with an indirect connection to the waste scope were also systematised and tested in a case study. Primary and secondary data were used for the study. The primary data came from a semi-structured interview, and the secondary data were from official databases.FindingsThe work highlights two important results. The first allows the definition of a subclassification of indicators by product and organisation, extracting those with a cross-linked characteristic concerning the waste scope. Secondly, the indicators' application shows the farm's circular and waste valorisation potential within the Bio-District. The study also made it possible to test a new indicator, the “Potential Energy Biomass Recovery”, to measure the farm's potential to produce energy from waste.Originality/valueThis research proposes a new circular economy approach to evaluate waste management in the agri-food sector.

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Local contribution to circular economy. A case study of a Polish rural municipality

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Social Network, Cognition and Participation in Rural Health Governance

Social Network, Cognition and Participation in Rural Health Governance

Circular Economy and its application in Public Management Management for the period 2012-2022, a systematic review 2012-2022, a systematic review

The circular potential of a Bio-District: indicators for waste management

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