CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT. THEORY AND BEST PRACTICE: A CHALLENGE FOR ROMANIA

Adriano Ciani, Annalisa Gambardella and Diana-Mihaela Țîrcă (Pociovalisteanu) ()
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Adriano Ciani: PERUGIA UNIVERSITY, ITALY
Annalisa Gambardella: FREE LANCE, ITALY

Annals - Economy Series, 2016, vol. 1Special, 52-56

Abstract: The implementation of the Sustainable Development Strategy through the Sustainable Development Goals 2015-2030 needs take into consideration the EU’ package from December 2015 concerning the achievement of the Circular Economy under the vision of the 3R - Recycle, Reuse, Reduce. The concept of Circular Economy has started to develop in response to the crisis of the traditional model and the need to deal with limited resources. A key role in the pursuit and implementation of circular economy is taken by investments in innovation and technologies that enhance the scraps of industrial and / or agricultural sectors. This can lead not only to a reduction of waste and hence environmental impacts but also in net savings for businesses of up to 604 billion Euros throughout the European Union, in line with the global framework (Sustainable Development Goals 2015 -2030). The paper try to demonstrate through an inductive model, several tables, figures and our analysis that the success of the Strategy of Sustainable Development depend, in the next years, by the application of the best practices of the Circular Economy.

Keywords: Sustainable Development Strategy; Rural Development; Circular Economy; Sustainable Development Goals; Sustainable Agriculture. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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