Circular economy as a mechanism to reduce environmental pollution and support sustainable development
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54172/qvy22k21Keywords:
Circular Economy, Environmental, Recycling, Traditional Economy, Sustainable DevelopmentAbstract
The study aims to highlight the role that the circular economy can play to achieve actual sustainable development by addressing the most important contributions it makes by reducing the risks posed by waste to the environment and sustainability of countries, and converting (recycling) waste from a burden to an economic resource that leads to create added value for the economy. The study relied on the inductive-deductive approach to take note of the contribution of the circular economy to promoting sustainable development, especially the environmental and economic ones, and to monitor the most important challenges facing countries in developing a national policy regarding the continuity of sustainability in the treatment and recycling of waste. The study concluded that the circular economy possesses the capabilities that enable it to eliminate the defects of the traditional economy based on “extracting resources to manufacture products.
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