Abstract
The article proposes an integrated approach to assessing the development of the industrial waste management system of the Black Sea region. This approach is based on the use of a set of indicators that characterize the current state of functioning of this system from an environmental and economic point of view. Based on the obtained results of the conducted diagnostics, barriers, threats, ecological bases of functioning of the regional system of industrial waste management are revealed. As a result of the research it is proved that to ensure the effective functioning of the industrial waste management system of the Black Sea economic region it is advisable to implement an integrated approach, the implementation of which will promote sound innovative decisions in environmental management; timely solution of waste management problems using the principle of systematicity; minimization of negative impact on the environment by reducing the volume of waste generation, increasing the volume of processing and reuse of industrial waste, the transition to a circular economy, expanding the responsibility of producers; increasing the level of environmental security of the region; achieving the goals of sustainable development. In order to improve the management system of industrial waste in the Black Sea region, it is advisable to: introduce the latest technologies and equipment for collection, sorting, transportation, processing and disposal of waste, taking into account best European practices; promoting the use of waste recycling as a secondary raw material on the basis of "green" investment; development of a financial mechanism for the use of public-private partnerships based on attracting private investment and other extra-budgetary sources of funding in the field of industrial waste management; formation of logistics infrastructure facilities for waste management; creation of an appropriate cluster structure as an organizational form of partnership in the field of industrial waste management; development and implementation of tools for economic incentives for industrial waste disposal; implementation of the concept of reverse logistics in the context of the circular economy.
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