Waste Management at the Local Level in the EU and Ukraine

Ladychenko, Viktor; Melnychuk, Olha; Golovko, Liudmyla; Burmak, Oksana

doi:10.14207/ejsd.2020.v9n1p329

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“…It will increase the level of culture of the population in relation to the use of domestic waste. It is also necessary to develop and implement the projects aimed at waste prevention (The RE-NAB project, 2016; Retro things, 2019), which create opportunity to reuse old but functional things (Ladychenko, 2020). These changes could improve the field of waste management in Ukraine.…”

Section: Improvement Of Economic Instrument Of Waste Management At Thmentioning

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Legal Regulation of Waste Management in Ukraine on the Way to European Integration

Kidalov¹,

Vitiv²,

Golovko³

et al. 2020

EJSD

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The article is devoted to the research of problems of adaptation of Ukrainian legislation to the norms of EU law. The environmental well-being of the population depends on the legal regulation of waste management and the role of government agencies in controlling these activities. Particular attention in this scholarly work is paid to the overriding objective of learning from the experience of the EU member states by creating a qualitative mechanism and achieving the main result – improvement of national legislation by implementing European standards in the sphere of waste management. Keywords: EU waste policy, EU law, waste management, municipal waste, adaptation of Ukrainian legislation to EU law

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Section: Improvement Of Economic Instrument Of Waste Management At Thmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Regulation of Waste Management in Ukraine on the Way to European Integration

Kidalov¹,

Vitiv²,

Golovko³

et al. 2020

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“…Wastes management is a key environmental concern across Europe with many countries witnessing the significant increase of the amount of Municipal wastes especially organic ones [1] produced and accumulated. Since Ukraine confirmed the European path of development in 2014, having concluded the Association Agreement with the European Union, our wastes management system now needs to be modified to reflect the positive European experience in the field [2].…”

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“…Different aspects of the problem of managing wastes were the object of the investigation of numerous researches in the EU, Ukraine and the other countries. The Ukrainian and foreign scientists and specialists, like Ladychenko [2], were engaged in researching the theoretical and practical aspects on ensuring processing and utilizing household, in particular, organic wastes. The problem of consuming behaviour in dealing with purchases and food wastes investigated in the works of Aschemann-Witzel [14] show that a number of authors interpret their findings with regard to the important role of the context/situational factors determining the perceived convenience of behaviour and habits of relevance.…”

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EU Municipal Organic Wastes Management and Its Implementation Prospects in Ukraine

Melnyk

Scliar

Sabadash

et al. 2021

Environmental and Climate Technologies

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The article focuses on the issue of the prospects of municipal organic wastes management in Ukraine in the context of the applicable EU practices in the field. The investigation was made according to the SWOT analysis. The general scientific and specific scientific methods were used at all the three stages of the investigation. The peculiarities of the Ukrainian legislation and their compliance with the EU directives and policies were analysed. The key problems of the Ukrainian wastes legislation, political and legal relations in the field were reviewed. The New Ukrainian Wastes Management Strategy was analysed. The main principles and priorities of the EU wastes strategies were presented. The best (and the most applicable for Ukraine) European practices were examined, including the five-step hierarchy and features of the national wastes collecting, sorting and disposal systems. Wastes composting technologies were discussed in detail. Possibilities of using wastes as bio fuel for refuelling municipal equipment, air transport, etc. were determined. The futility of expanding landfill areas for solving wastes management issues was noted. The main requirements to be met for regulating wastes management market in accordance with the Association Agreement with the EU were outlined. Recommendations on implementing circular economy principles and extended producers’ responsibility to encourage the public society to sort wastes, businesses to minimize wastes generation and draw interest to recycling were suggested.

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“…The social function in rural communities should include preventive work to protect the environment, the regulatory framework for environmental function. Some issues of bringing the relevant standards to European standards are given in the works: "Cooperation of Ukraine and the European Union in the Ecological Sector: Directions and Prospects" , "New Approaches to Providing of Environmental Management in Ukraine on the Way to Euro Integration" (Dubchak, 2019), "Legal provision of protection and rational use of land resources" (Kurilo, 2007), "Waste Management at the Local Level in the EU and Ukraine" (Ladychenko, 2020), "Legal Regulation of Energy Safety in Ukraine and the European Union: Problems and Perspective" (Shulga, 2019) and "Ecological court as the guarantee of protection of © 2020 The Authors. Journal Compilation © 2020 European Center of Sustainable Development.…”

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Legal Grounds for Social Work Organization in Rural Communities of Ukraine

Vasіuk¹,

Gulac²,

Shust³

et al. 2020

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One of the forms of social work organization in rural areas is the work of united territorial communities created in the course of administrative reform in Ukraine. Such social services in the community can be developed on the basis of a local school, turning it into a comprehensive center of social work with children and adults, families, the elderly and the disabled. The center can employ social educators and social workers, cultural organizers, medical social workers, psychologists. Lawyers, economists and other specialists can be involved as consultants. Analysis of socio-economic problems of the modern Ukrainian village allows to design the main directions of social work in the community: socio-pedagogical patronage at the place of residence; individual social patronage; programs of individual support of children and parents "at risk"; advisory points; charity events; pedagogical psychotherapy; educational courses for children and parents; initiative groups, clubs of assistants of social pedagogues; employment of adolescents and young people. During our research, villages with a high, medium and low level of organization of social work were identified. Along with the negative tendencies, sprouts of a new, creative attitude to work with the inhabitants of rural areas were revealed. This work is based on a systematic approach to the organization of institutions and associations of socio-educational and cultural orientation. Keywords: administrative reform, social work, rural community, united territorial community

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Waste Management at the Local Level in the EU and Ukraine

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

Legal Regulation of Waste Management in Ukraine on the Way to European Integration

Legal Regulation of Waste Management in Ukraine on the Way to European Integration

EU Municipal Organic Wastes Management and Its Implementation Prospects in Ukraine

Legal Grounds for Social Work Organization in Rural Communities of Ukraine

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