The Improvement of the Waste Management System in Kazakhstan: Impact Evaluation

Zhidebekkyzy, Aknur; Temerbulatova, Zhansaya; Bilan, Yuriy

doi:10.17512/pjms.2022.25.2.27

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“…These analyses underscore the importance of economic strategies and policy interventions in facilitating sustainable waste management practices. Zhamiyeva, Sultanbekova, Balgimbekova, Abzalbekova, and Kozhanov (2022), along with Zhidebekkyzy, Temerbulatova, and Bilan (2022), offer insights into the effectiveness of international agreements and the potential for improving Kazakhstan's waste management system through the adoption of circular economy principles. Begimzhanova, Zhakypbek, and Abdygalieva (2018) provide a broader perspective by examining foreign experiences in solid waste management, highlighting successful practices that could be adapted to Kazakhstan's context.…”

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Modelling of a Tubular Conveyor for Waste Collection and Sorting in Multi-Storey Residential Buildings

2024

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The escalation of household waste due to urbanization poses a significant challenge for waste management in multi-storey residential buildings, leading to environmental, health, and safety concerns. This study investigates the implementation of a tubular conveyor system for automated waste collection and sorting in Kazakhstan, aiming to address the inefficiencies in existing waste management practices and explore a solution that enhances operational efficiency and environmental sustainability.This research employs observational studies and technical analysis across ten residential buildings in Almaty and Astana, alongside a review of relevant literature. The methodology focuses on assessing the system's operational efficiency, potential for clogging, and waste segregation capability to provide a comprehensive evaluation of its performance and integration within urban residential settings.It concludes that tubular conveyor systems can significantly reduce manual waste handling, improve sorting efficiency, and minimize environmental impact through increased recycling rates. Despite the promise, the study identifies the need for further research on economic and technical feasibility, as well as potential integration challenges with existing waste management infrastructures. The findings underscore the tubular conveyor system's potential as an innovative solution for sustainable urban waste management in Kazakhstan.

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Modelling of a Tubular Conveyor for Waste Collection and Sorting in Multi-Storey Residential Buildings

2024

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“…All this should reduce the impact of GMW management on the environment. Evaluating municipal waste management as an important service, in order to connect it more and more with the circular economy, attempts are being made to offer new, more perfect methodologies for solving this problem, which foresee a new approach to waste, its management and related economic development (Whiteman et al, 2021;Zhidebekkyzy et al, 2022). The study presents a new conceptual framework based on global waste management theory.…”

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The efficiency of municipal waste management systems in the environmental context in the European Union

Ginevičius¹

2022

Journal of International Studies

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Performance criteria of non-energy materials hold an important place in the system of indicators of the green growth strategy. Management of generated municipal waste and its effectiveness depend to a large extent on the ratio of the amount of incinerated, recycled or composted waste to the amount taken to landfills. This ratio is tied to the level of economic development of the country. The conducted research revealed several regularities in the management of generated municipal waste. As the country's economic conditions improve the amount of generated municipal waste increases while the share sent to landfills decreases, and vice versa ‒ less economically developed European Union countries are characterized by a lower amount of generated waste, but a larger amount of it sent to landfills. Multi-criteria methods were used in order to compare countries according to the efficiency of their municipal waste management system in an environmental context. Such assessment entails combining the components into one summarizing measure and taking into account the impact of these components on the environment at the same time. The ranking of the countries revealed that higher efficiency is found in the more economically developed countries of the European Union even though the amount of municipal waste generated in them is higher too. It also became apparent that as it grew, the efficiency gradually decreased.

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“…Following other scholars' definitions, the circular economy can be understood as the ability of humanity to solve global environmental and social problems that have arisen due to the current linear economy (Moreau et al, 2017;Zhidebekkyzy et al, 2022). Ghisselini et al (2016) suggested that the principles of CE can be implemented at different levels: micro-level (consciousness of consumers, manufacturers, eco-design of products, etc.…”

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Assessment of factors influencing pro-circular behavior of a population

Zhidebekkyzy¹,

Moldabekova²,

Amangeldiyeva³

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Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Circular economy is one of the best alternatives to the existing linear economy. Nowadays, environmental problems are widely discussed not only by scientists but also by politicians and business representatives. However, a number of barriers hinder the transition to a circular economy. Therefore, this paper aimed to determine the factors influencing the pro-environmental behavior of population, which directly affects the implementation of circularity principles. A quantitative approach based on the paradigm of positivism/realism was applied in this study. In the empirical part, the survey included an online questionnaire filled out in 16 regions of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which made for a total of 3448 respondents. The collected data were processed using the SPSS 25 software, and the hypotheses were tested using the Smart PLS 3 program. The results show that circular mindset, circular awareness, and external incentives significantly affect the pro-circular behavior of individuals and encourage shared consumption. This article contributes to the development of the theoretical basis of circular economy concepts and puts forward practical recommendations.

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The Improvement of the Waste Management System in Kazakhstan: Impact Evaluation

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Modelling of a Tubular Conveyor for Waste Collection and Sorting in Multi-Storey Residential Buildings

Modelling of a Tubular Conveyor for Waste Collection and Sorting in Multi-Storey Residential Buildings

The efficiency of municipal waste management systems in the environmental context in the European Union

Assessment of factors influencing pro-circular behavior of a population

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