Abstract
The article outlines the current problems and contradictions in the waste management system in Ukraine from the standpoint of ensuring the ecological stability of the Eastern European region. The accepted paradigm of creating a recirculating economy is provided by a territorially balanced waste management system in the regions of Ukraine. The coefficient of territorial provision of utilization capacities has been proposed and tested, which allowed the evaluation of their existing potential integrally, and determined the formed regional disproportions between waste generation and utilization. In order to solve the existing imbalances in Ukraine in a comprehensive way, the stage of transition to recirculating recycling technologies of waste is proposed. The mathematical formalization of the problem of waste management in Ukraine specifies the space-time parameters of solving the problem of the system balance and provides the variability of input and output parameters for solving empirical problems.
Highlights
PROBLEM DEFINITIONAn integral part of a person's socio-economic life is the generation of wastes of industrial, economic and household origin, which in modern terms are being considered in economic, environmental, legal and other fields
The article outlines the current problems and contradictions in the waste management system in Ukraine from the standpoint of ensuring the ecological stability of the Eastern European region
It is inappropriate to speak of excess utilization capacity in Ukraine at present, but the experience of some European countries testifies to the negative economic
Summary
An integral part of a person's socio-economic life is the generation of wastes of industrial, economic and household origin, which in modern terms are being considered in economic, environmental, legal and other fields. Before the adoption of the National Waste Management Strategy by 2030, the Ukrainian attitude towards waste was quite unambiguous - neither was it addressed by owners nor producers, waste was mainly directed straight to landfills, or stored temporarily on industrial sites This has led to large-scale accumulations of these entities within the country, which have not been properly surveyed. Waste management has always been the focus of domestic researchers, including: Berlinh (2006), Ihnatenko (2014), Samoylik (2014), Khyzhniakova (2003), Syvolap (2005), Rudenko (2011), Dovha (2012), Pylypiv (2010), Mishchenko (2011) and others These studies relate mainly to individual aspects of governance without comprehensively addressing empirical problems. The mathematical formalization of the waste management problem in Ukraine specifies the space-time parameters of solving the problem
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