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- Fahnestock, Jesse, et al.
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Avfallsförbränning för framtida behov : Scenarioanalys och handlingsplaner
- 2019
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Reports (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Denna rapport är en leverans från ett enskild projekt inom det Strategiska Innovationsprogram RE:Source. Projektet heter Avfallsförbränning för framtida behovoch ska ta fram kunskapsunderlag som främjar utveckling av energiåtervinning som är anpassad för en framtid cirkulär ekonomi.För att identifiera prioriterade innovationer har en scenarioprocess genomförts tillsammans med projektintressenter från energisektorn, avfalls- och återvinningssektorn, och producerande industrier. Resultatet blir två olika, kompletterande scenarier för den cirkulära ekonomin med olika implikationer för innovation inom avfallsförbränning och energiåtervinning. Med dessa scenarier som underlag har projektet sedan identifierat fyra prioriterade innovationsområden och tagit fram handlingsplaner för särskilda innovationsinsatser.
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- Fahnestock, Jesse, et al.
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Waste Incineration for the Future : Scenario analysis and action plans
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- This report is a deliverable from a project within the Swedish Strategic Innovation Program RE:Source, financed by the Swedish Energy Agency, Formas and Vinnova. The project, Waste Incineration for the Future, aims to produce a knowledge base for the development of energy recovery from waste that suits the future circular economy. In order to identify and prioritize relevant innovations, a scenario process has been undertaken with stakeholders from the energy, waste and recycling, and manufacturing industries. The result is two distinct, complementary scenarios for the circular economy in Sweden, each with different implications for innovation in waste incineration and energy recovery.With these scenarios as a starting point, the project has defined prioritized areas for innovation and produced action plans for promoting innovation.
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- Larsson, Gustav, et al.
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A case study of municipal solid waste in Nepal compared to the situation in the European Union and Sweden
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In: Proceedings Linnaeus ECO-TECH´10, Kalmar, Sweden, Nov 22-24, 2010. ; , s. 429-438
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Nepal, situated in the Himalayan belt has a rapidly growing population together with highurbanisation rate. These factors are currently causing problems connected to municipal solidwaste (MSW). E.g. leakage of hazardous substances to soil and surrounding aquatic systems,spread of odour and naturally unfamiliar materials to natural biotopes, all of which generateenvironmental damage and health problems. There are certain differences in waste generationand waste composition between urban areas of Nepal. In order to retrieve a broad picture ofthe current waste management situation, three population differentiated municipalities indifferent areas of the country were investigated. Studies of the MSW regarding compositionand generation were conducted. Moreover, waste management in Nepal was compared withthe basic waste management in the European Union (EU) and Sweden. Landfill sites (LFS) inGhorahi Municipality, Pokhara Sub-metropolitan City and Kathmandu Metropolitan Citywere studied. Our studies show differences in waste composition, generation and managementbetween the three locations. The differences are somewhat interconnected with populationsize and tourism. Cities with higher population and more tourism tend to have a highergeneration and more diverse MSW. Nevertheless, the urban areas of Nepal are very much inneed of a more structured waste management system, a system more alike the wastemanagement of EU. Apart from structural problems, there are attitude and behavioural issuesthat needs to be dealt with. Further studies regarding social patterns, attitude and behaviour,as well as the economic flow of MSW, needs to be conducted in order to retrieve an evenbroader picture and understand important underlying issues.
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- Larsson, Gustav, et al.
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A case study of municipal solid waste in Nepal compared to the situation in the European Union and Sweden
- 2010
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Conference paper (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Nepal, situated in the Himalayan belt has a rapidly growing population together with high urbanisation rate. These factors are currently causing problems connected to municipal solid waste (MSW). E.g. leakage of hazardous substances to soil and surrounding aquatic systems, spread of odour and naturally unfamiliar materials to natural biotopes, all of which generate environmental damage and health problems. There are certain differences in waste generation and waste composition between urban areas of Nepal. In order to retrieve a broad picture of the current waste management situation, three population differentiated municipalities in different areas of the country were investigated. Studies of the MSW regarding composition and generation were conducted. Moreover, waste management in Nepal was compared with the basic waste management in the European Union (EU) and Sweden. Landfill sites (LFS) in Ghorahi Municipality, Pokhara Sub-metropolitan City and Kathmandu Metropolitan City were studied. Our studies show differences in waste composition, generation and management between the three locations. The differences are somewhat interconnected with population size and tourism. Cities with higher population and more tourism tend to have a higher generation and more diverse MSW. Nevertheless, the urban areas of Nepal are very much in need of a more structured waste management system, a system more alike the waste management of EU. Apart from structural problems, there are attitude and behavioural issues that needs to be dealt with. Further studies regarding social patterns, attitude and behaviour, as well as the economic flow of MSW, needs to be conducted in order to retrieve an even broader picture and understand important underlying issues.
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