إعادة التدوير كأحد اتجاهات الاقتصاد الأخضر

الملخص EN

An economic study by the Arab League in Cairo, prepared by Dr.

Ahmed Abdel Wahab, the winner of the Arab Council of Ministers responsible for the environment, revealed that the amount of losses of Arab countries due to neglect waste recycling exceeds $ 5 billion annually.

The amount of waste in the Arab world that exceeds 89.6 million tons annually and enough to produce about 14.3 million tons of paper worth 2 billion and 145 million dollars, producing 1.8 million tons of scrap iron worth 135 million dollars, in addition to about 75 thousand tons of plastic worth 1.4 billion dollars, 202 million tons of cloth worth 110 million dollars, As well as the production of large quantities of fertilizers Membership and other products worth more than $ 225 billion.

On the other hand, it is clear to everyone that this amount of waste is the core of the deterioration of health and environmental standards of individuals, resulting in similar costs to confront such waste and Resulting in diseases and pests that contribute to the decline in the quality of life of individuals directly and indirectly..

Thus, the decline of the real development of society as a whole.

It is, therefore, necessary for states and institutions to reconsider the concept of economic development and to re-examine the environmental dimension that has transferred development to a new concept of sustainable development, which in turn has produced a more sustainable concept of green economy, The most important elements and mechanisms are: waste management, which is based on the recycling process.

The latter re-initiates the results of the study, which we started with this research paper, to explore the possibility of finding an effective strategic option to reduce waste and vinegar but also to invest in these treatments, which will allow them to cover their costs and reduce their negative effects on the environment.

In this context, it will be clarified: what is the green economy and recycling, the most important principles of it; focusing on the strategic role of recycling in the activation of green economy.