circular economy

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AS A CONCEPTUAL BASIS OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

The article highlights current trends in sustainable development in the architecture of public spaces. The conceptual principles of forming an environmentally and socially responsible architectural environment taking into account modern urban challenges are analyzed. Key aspects of the sustainability of architectural space are revealed: energy efficiency, the choice of environmentally safe materials, adaptability and flexibility of spatial scenarios, biophilic design and principles of social inclusion.

Responsible Consumption and Production as Tools for the Development of the Circular Economy and Social Sustainability

The article addresses the issue of rational resource use within the framework of the circular economy. It analyzes scientific approaches to defining the essence and principles of the circular economy and summarizes research conducted by domestic and international scholars on its implementation across various sectors. The necessity of identifying ways for efficient and rational resource utilization, reuse, and waste reduction is emphasized.

MECHANISM FOR MONITORING THE USE OF TACTICAL PLANNING METHODS IN THE SYSTEM OF CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODELS OF ENTERPRISES

Purpose: Ensuring the operation of a monitoring mechanism for the use of tactical planning methods within the system of circular business models of enterprises facilitates effective resource management, waste minimization, and supports sustainable development. The formation of well-founded strategic and tactical decisions in this context is based on effective planning methods, monitoring of key performance indicators, identification of trends and changes, uncovering interconnections and patterns, etc.

MODIFICATION OF SOIL SUBGRADE WITH RECYCLED CONCRETE FINES FOR REDUCED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Ukraine’s transition towards an energy-efficient economy, in the context of integration into the European area, represents a complex yet highly significant challenge. The post-war recovery of the country requires comprehensive modernisation of infrastructure in line with the principles of sustainable development and the standards of the European Union. Particular attention is drawn to the road construction sector, one of the most resource-intensive branches of the construction industry.