Eco-industrial parks: stimulating sustainable development in mixed industrial parks

Lambert, Ajd Fred; Boons, Frank

doi:10.1016/s0166-4972(01)00040-2

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“…Luo & Tung (2007) assert that intense relationship among concentrated business units in the form of partnerships generates an industry with broader market opportunities as well as export market. If it is translated into urban planning theory, industries concentrated in one location is more desirable than scattered, as home-based economy must be able to generate the income while development control is loosely carried out (Lambert & Boons, 2002;Gronau, 1980 Setiyani (2014), there are three main components of industrial cluster: core industries, supporting industries, and related industries. Sihombing et al (2016) assert that cluster approach in tourism-based kampung development should be based on the strengthening of the quality of relationships among associated business chains for improving the effectiveness and competency of the kampung as tourism destination.…”

Section: Theoretical Background On the Modelsmentioning

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Integrated Planning Model of Creative Industry-Based Kampung Tourism in Jayengan Surakarta, Indonesia

Astuti

Permana

Qomarun³

et al. 2017

PMJ

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Creative Industry-based tourism has been popular as several cities in Indonesia have also been declared as "Creative City". In sustainability viewpoint, the integration of creative industry activities with other planning elements and efforts towards social and economic development is necessary. The inter-organizational collaboration is essential by integrating various disciplines in managing the complexity and the dynamics in tourism development. This research aims at developing an Integrated Planning Model of Creative Industry-based Tourism in Jayengan Surakarta. The study adopted a mixed-methods approach using detailed observations and interviews, as well as Focus Group Discussion (FGD) with the primary actors to understand the process. The study suggests that creative industry-based kampung tourism in Jayengan Surakarta, must be developed with integrated manner through interrelationships among tourism components, developing problem-solving model, promoting a conceptual system to guide the process and strengthening the inter-organizational collaboration. It is also understood that this concept might promote rural development since the potential sources of local industries and tourism are abundantly available in the rural areas.

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Section: Theoretical Background On the Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Planning Model of Creative Industry-Based Kampung Tourism in Jayengan Surakarta, Indonesia

Astuti

Permana

Qomarun³

et al. 2017

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“…The principles of Industrial Ecology (IE) theory and the strategies of Industrial Symbiosis (IS) are geared to transform the traditional industrial activity towards a more sustainable system (Gibbs & Deutz, 2007;Boons, 2008). The IE theory suggests the development of cooperative relationships among nearby enterprises closing the loops of the linear chains, as resemblance of natural ecosystems (Lambert & Boons, 2002;. This transformation towards eco-industrial systems aims to get more efficient systems and endure its operation.…”

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First International Conference on Resource Efficiency in Interorganizational Networks – ResEff 2013 –

Geldermann¹,

Schümann²

2013

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“…Lambert and Boons, 2002). Most existing examples of industrial symbiosis are brownfield redevelopment, and the major part of these are not even deliberately planned and labelled "industrial symbiosis" but rather developed over time as separate business arrangements.…”

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“…Software tools based on the techniques from process integration using mathematical programming are also developed for site integration. Lambert and Boons (2002) found that process integration is widely applied and has great potential for industrial complexes but is a relatively new subject, with marginal potential, for mixed industrial parks.…”

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Industrial symbiosis in the Swedish forest industry

Wolf

Petersson²

2007

PIE

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The research presented in this thesis draws upon the research field of Industrial Ecology, in particular Industrial Symbiosis, assuming that it is possible for an industry to increase its product value and simultaneously decrease its use of resources and production of waste material if its material and energy flows are effectively integrated into a larger system. The objective of this work was to apply the framework of IS to the Swedish forest industry, both to gain empirical evidence, which can be used for further conceptual development, and to evaluate how the industrial symbiosis approach can contribute to the forest industry. Occurrence, development and evaluation of integrated systems have been addressed. The results are mainly based on case studies. To evaluate the economic and environmental effects of industrial symbiosis the MIND method, which is an optimization program based on mixed integer linear programming, has been used.It is argued that several cases of industrial symbiosis exist within the Swedish forest industry today, and in the cases studied the integration is considered fruitful from the companies' point of view. The human dimensions of increased integration are discussed, and it is seen that the conditions for implementation differ depending on the type of system considered. The most important conditions common for all systems are a positive attitude from the companies involved, willingness to act and power relations. Lack of resources, imperfect environmental regulations, time frames and the risks involved when adopting new technologies were among the barriers identified. The results from the evaluation indicate some support to the theories that industrial symbiosis can have benefits both from an economical and an environmental point of view. However, it is seen that the results vary considerably depending on the assumptions made and it is concluded that great care should be taken in choosing method and boundary conditions depending on the case and the nature of the study, the MIND method being one possible method. Language: English Keywords: forest industry, integration, industrial symbiosis, evaluation, human dimensions, MIND method II III SAMMANFATTNINGForskningen som presenteras i denna avhandling anknyter till forskningsfältet Industriell Ekologi och då särskilt den gren som kallas Industriell Symbios (IS). Inom IS förordas att ett företag kan öka produktionen och samtidigt minska resursanvändningen genom att effektivt integrera energioch materialflöden i ett större system. Utbyte av tex spillvärme och biprodukter mellan olika industrier kan minska behovet av primärvärme och råmaterial. Syftet med avhandlingen är att undersöka hur det teoretiska ramverk som byggts upp inom IS kan appliceras på den svenska skogsindustrin. Detta leder till empiriskt material som kan bidra till vidare teroriutveckling, samt ger en insikt om hur IS kan bidra till resurseffektiviteten inom skogsindustrin. Avhandlingen behandlar teman som existens, utveckling och utvärdering av integrerade system. Fr...

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Eco-industrial parks: stimulating sustainable development in mixed industrial parks

Cited by 183 publications

References 15 publications

Integrated Planning Model of Creative Industry-Based Kampung Tourism in Jayengan Surakarta, Indonesia

Integrated Planning Model of Creative Industry-Based Kampung Tourism in Jayengan Surakarta, Indonesia

First International Conference on Resource Efficiency in Interorganizational Networks – ResEff 2013 –

Industrial symbiosis in the Swedish forest industry

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