Abstract
The present study investigated the features of wastepaper recycle system for the adaptation policies of developing countries based on Model Reference Adaptive Theory. When we intend to seek the wastepaper recycle system, it is therefore very important to investigate a number of paths that converge the sustainable development environment. Bangkok is facing the problems related to the waste disposal because of the limited capacity of incineration, composting plants, and only few open dumping sites. This study aims especially to inform business leaders, wastepaper suppliers, and pulp and paper manufactures to cooperate and set up an office paper recycling scheme for the manufacturing of new paper products. Manufactures in Thailand often face shortages in imported wastepaper. It would be desirable to increase the domestic wastepaper supply not only for the economic benefits but also for the environmental benefits as well. With the depletion of natural resources occurring throughout Thailand, the reduction of the use of natural resources would be a positive thing for Thailand environment.
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