Socio-environmental aspects of the waste recycling organization

• Published in: Eurasian journal of biosciences Vol. 2018; no. 12; pp. 527 - 533
• Main Authors: Filatov,Vladimir V, Zaitseva,Natalia A, Larionova,Anna A, Rodina,Elena E, Eroshenko,Vasily I, Vikhrova,Natalia O, Takhumova,Oksana V
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: EurAsian Journal of BioSciences 01-08-2018
• Subjects: Coğrafya; İzmir; Türkiye; ecology; production wastes; recycling; utiliza; waste recycling
• ISSN: 1307-9867; 1307-9867

The problems of organizing and managing the recycling of industrial waste have recently been more and more often raised not only as a part of environmental research, but also when discussing the economic development strategies of countries and individual regions. The relevance and timeliness of studying the socio-environmental aspects of organizing the recycling of industrial waste is due to the fact that the implementation of the concept of sustainable development of territories is impossible without finding effective solutions to solve not only economic and social, but also environmental problems. The purpose of the preparation of this article was the synthesis of international experience in the organization of recycling of production wastes. As the main methods of research, the method of descriptive statistics and methods of multivariate statistical analysis (cluster, correlation and regression analysis), content analysis, factor analysis, data systematization, method of expert assessments, method of coordination of expert assessments, and other scientific approaches that allow a comprehensive review of the studied problem were used. The study summarized the best practices in the organization and management of recycling of industrial wastes in developed and developing countries, on the basis of which it was concluded that it is necessary to create an effective interaction between government and market mechanisms to solve this problem. Materials of the article can be used in the development of a social-ecological strategy for the development of a system for recycling regional production bypasses.