DEVELOPMENT ISSUES OF SOLID MUNICIPAL WASTE SPHERE WITHIN AN URBAN COMMUNITY
Journal: BULLETIN OF KEMEROVO STATE UNIVERSITY. SERIES: POLITICAL, SOCIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES
Volume 3 № 3
, 2018
Rubrics: ECONOMICS SCIENCES
Authors:
1.
Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod (Dzerzhinsk Branch)
(kafedra social'no-ekonomicheskih disciplin Dzerzhinskogo filiala, zaveduyuschiy kafedroy)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
2.
Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation (Dzerzhinsk Branch)
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 130
to 139
Status:
Published
Received:
02.05.2018
Accepted:
02.05.2018
Published:
02.05.2018
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
municipal formation, solid municipal waste (SMW), technology, holding, strategy, management, forecasting, investments
Abstract (English):
The paper features some issues and main directions of the strategic development of a municipal entity in the field of solid municipal waste. The authors identify the major sources of waste and prove that for municipalities it is necessary to enhance the role of strategic planning, the effectiveness of monitoring and accounting, and implement monitoring systems in waste management. It is shown that the most important direction for the effective solution of these problems is the improvement of economic and organizational mechanisms for managing the sphere of solid municipal waste within an urban community. The paper contains the main tasks a community has to perform to improve the mechanisms of strategic management in the sphere of solid municipal waste. Management technology should be systematic and take into consideration the interests of the local population, enterprises and authorities as well as other stakeholders. It should be based on an integrated collection system that would reflect the system for collecting and transporting communal waste, technology for recycling wastes and methods for their utilization. The authors propose an approach to unify the technology for implementing processes in the field of solid municipal wastes. The approach is based on the system approach and employs methods of economic and logical analysis, as well as data of state statistics and municipal reports. The approach presupposes organizational and economic integration of stakeholders, which should increase investment in this area and reduce environmental tensions in the community.
The paper features some issues and main directions of the strategic development of a municipal entity in the field of solid municipal waste. The authors identify the major sources of waste and prove that for municipalities it is necessary to enhance the role of strategic planning, the effectiveness of monitoring and accounting, and implement monitoring systems in waste management. It is shown that the most important direction for the effective solution of these problems is the improvement of economic and organizational mechanisms for managing the sphere of solid municipal waste within an urban community. The paper contains the main tasks a community has to perform to improve the mechanisms of strategic management in the sphere of solid municipal waste. Management technology should be systematic and take into consideration the interests of the local population, enterprises and authorities as well as other stakeholders. It should be based on an integrated collection system that would reflect the system for collecting and transporting communal waste, technology for recycling wastes and methods for their utilization. The authors propose an approach to unify the technology for implementing processes in the field of solid municipal wastes. The approach is based on the system approach and employs methods of economic and logical analysis, as well as data of state statistics and municipal reports. The approach presupposes organizational and economic integration of stakeholders, which should increase investment in this area and reduce environmental tensions in the community.
Keywords:
municipal formation, solid municipal waste (SMW), technology, holding, strategy, management, forecasting, investments
municipal formation, solid municipal waste (SMW), technology, holding, strategy, management, forecasting, investments
