Adaptive institutional change in municipal waste management
A study of a model of institutional change that combines economic (fiscal) and technical solutions in the field of household waste management. Characteristics of the relationship between institutional changes in household waste management and recycling.
| Рубрика | Государство и право |
| Вид | статья |
| Язык | английский |
| Дата добавления | 26.12.2023 |
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2. Integrating a waste collection system with digital tracking of measurements, including weighing bags and containers before the transfer, a micro-analytical mechanism can be created to accurately report the amount of waste that has been exported and disposed of [67; 68].
3. The proposal is to integrate the deposit system with metering by installing scales on garbage trucks for accurate assessment, reducing the cost of implementing this change [69]. The integration should be done in LFTA and provide a link to the proposed economic (fiscal) incentives (Articles 62-67) to ensure a smooth process.
In conclusion, the topic of institutional changes in waste management is essential for the following reasons: first, the proper implementation of the institutional changes can lead to more efficient and innovative waste management, with increased recycling and resource-saving activities; second, this impact can affect not only the economy as a whole but also the social and environmental sustainability of society, creating a cleaner and healthier environment and reducing the burden of landfills. Exploring and implementing institutional changes in this area can have long-term positive consequences for society and the environment. As a result of the importance of the agricultural sector for Bulgaria highlighted in the study, the authors aim to investigate and detail the waste generated from this sector in a future study.
Research limitations: the paper cannot fully cover all aspects of the institutional change needed to improve municipal waste management. The study lacks research on alternative institutions that can improve bottom-up processes and facilitate the adaptation of subjects. There is no analysis of the impact of technological solutions in municipal waste management on economic growth. There is also a lack of analysis of the dualistic relationship between economic growth and environmental transition and the opportunities for institutional change that can lead to positive ecological outcomes from resource co-use. These issues are relevant and could be the subject of further research by the authors.
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