Case circular economy of Serbia

Urošević, Snežana; Urošević, Igor; Vuković, Milovan

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-48933-4_6

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2024

Urošević, Snežana
Urošević, Igor
Vuković, Milovan

Springer Nature Switzerland AG

Proceedings of the Joint International Conference: 10th Textile Conference and 4th Conference on Engineering and Entrepreneurship. Lecture Notes on Multidisciplinary Industrial Engineering.

English

M14 - Monographic study/chapter in an M12 book, or paper in a thematic proceedings of international significance

The circular economy is an industrial system that replaces the linear concept, which deals with reparation, is based on renewable energies, eliminates the use of toxic chemicals, reduces carbon emissions and aims to eliminate waste through superior design of materials, products and systems. By moving away from the current linear towards a circular economy, where at the end of a product's life, the materials used to produce it are reused wherever possible, a more stable economy is created. Moving away from the current linear towards a circular economy, in which at the end of a product's life, the materials used to manufacture it are reused wherever possible, thus creating a more stable economy in the process. The application of the circular economy in practice brings a number of benefits at the national level in the field of more efficient exploitation of resources (this reduces the total costs and import dependence of the country), reduces the harmful effects of damage to the environment, creates new opportunities for creating added value and creates new jobs and sustainable forms of consumer behavior are introduced. The concept of the circular economy is becoming more and more important for individual corporations and their operations—a number of global corporations are implementing measures in accordance with the basic principles of the circular economy in order to improve their competitive position. The development policy in Serbia has recognized the circular economy and the application of the circular (green) economy concept as a possibility for the future development of the Serbian economy.

Serbia, Textile industry, Circular economy

DOI

10.1007/978-3-031-48933-4_6

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978-3-031-48932-7

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dc.description.abstract	The circular economy is an industrial system that replaces the linear concept, which deals with reparation, is based on renewable energies, eliminates the use of toxic chemicals, reduces carbon emissions and aims to eliminate waste through superior design of materials, products and systems. By moving away from the current linear towards a circular economy, where at the end of a product's life, the materials used to produce it are reused wherever possible, a more stable economy is created. Moving away from the current linear towards a circular economy, in which at the end of a product's life, the materials used to manufacture it are reused wherever possible, thus creating a more stable economy in the process. The application of the circular economy in practice brings a number of benefits at the national level in the field of more efficient exploitation of resources (this reduces the total costs and import dependence of the country), reduces the harmful effects of damage to the environment, creates new opportunities for creating added value and creates new jobs and sustainable forms of consumer behavior are introduced. The concept of the circular economy is becoming more and more important for individual corporations and their operations—a number of global corporations are implementing measures in accordance with the basic principles of the circular economy in order to improve their competitive position. The development policy in Serbia has recognized the circular economy and the application of the circular (green) economy concept as a possibility for the future development of the Serbian economy.
dc.language.iso	en
dc.publisher	Springer Nature Switzerland AG
dc.source	Proceedings of the Joint International Conference: 10th Textile Conference and 4th Conference on Engineering and Entrepreneurship. Lecture Notes on Multidisciplinary Industrial Engineering.
dc.subject	Serbia
dc.subject	Textile industry
dc.subject	Circular economy
dc.rights.uri	All rights reserved
dc.title	Case circular economy of Serbia
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dc.type.version	publishedVersion
dc.citation.spage	56
dc.citation.epage	64
dc.citation.rank	M14
dc.creator	Urošević, Snežana
dc.creator	Urošević, Igor
dc.creator	Vuković, Milovan
dc.date.accessioned	2024-12-06T11:11:30Z
dc.date.available	2024-12-06T11:11:30Z
dc.date.issued	2024
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