Abstract
Waste management is one of the priority problems in the field of environmental protection in Serbia, while at the same time, waste recycling is an industry that has significant development capacity. The growth of consumption of natural resources, and continued growth in consumption of industrial goods, have for their result permanently increase the quantity and composition of generated waste of all kinds. In this regard, investment in infrastructure for treatment and disposal, as well as investment in plant for recycling, it becomes a necessity for Serbia in terms of environmental standards, but also its development opportunity, as it comes to industrial production, which creates value competitive even on the international market. The role of government in the process of improving waste management is a significant, primarily because of the importance of financial subventions for the development of an industry, which can be considered pioneering in Serbia, but also because of the need to create the necessary legal framework to regulate all the key issues in this area and thus prevent potential fraud and abuse. The role of local government is reflected in the activities that are focused at creating an integrated waste management system at the local level, which in a compact way connected collectors and recyclers of waste within the local community. This paper aims to present an analysis of the current situation in the field of waste recycling and its development opportunities in the region of Niš.
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