| Title | New Theoretical And Practical Approaches Of Implementing The Circular Economy For The Preservation Of Natural Resources |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 36 |
| Authors | Gabriela-Cornelia, P; Iudith, I; Alexandru, B |
| Published | 2Nd International Conference Economic Scientific Research - Theoretical, Empirical And Practical Approaches, Espera 2014, 22, |
| Structure | The article discusses the strategic approach to funding environmental flows in a sequence-focused vision, aiming to preserve natural resources, maintain a sustainable environment, and meet human needs. The research assesses the methodological and instrumental resources-economy-environment concepts, projects addressing border protection activities under a common natural environment, and transfer and replication sources. The paper highlights the complex issues of resource-economy-environment relationship, multidimensional view of financial resonances, and the need for timely financing, distribution, and correlative multiplicative environment. The article explains that environmental projects require long-term financing mainly for investments with long profitable periods. Long-term financing helps defer the project by partially or totally paying interest or dividends on securities until the project begins to generate revenue. The main types of long-term financial instruments are debt, common shares, preferred shares, bonds, actions, intermediation, and other tools. Environmental projects are based on a financial structure without recourse or limited recourse debts incurred and the invested capital for financing pays the cash flow generated by the project. The article defines financial instruments and investment objectives that correlate with environmental projects. Financial instruments used in environmental projects include debt, equity, and other instruments. The study concludes that environmental projects require a variety of financial instruments, including long-term financing tools, such as collective loans, foreign currency loans, and bonds. The article also highlights the importance of financial analysis and cash flow management in environmental projects. The article demonstrates alternative financing mechanisms and assemblies for environmental projects. The financing environment involves three phases: establishing the necessary funds for environmental protection, establishing funding opportunities, and comparing needs with availability. The article concludes that complex financing mechanisms involve a series of streams and common circuits and other areas, and the use of a variety of methods of financing, such as associations or foundations, acting in the field of environmental lending. The article concludes that environmental investments contribute significantly to reducing the costs directly involved in economic activities generating income and creating conditions to reduce and sometimes eliminate the risks associated with the production of economic goods. The study recommends that environmental projects aim to transition from a linear economic model to a circular economic model, structuring elements of protection, investment, and financing, and establishing interdependencies and interactions between components of funding. The article provides a list of references, including books, articles, and publications on environmental economics, sustainable development, and environmental protection. The references include works by authors such as Bogdan T. A., Comşa, D., Opean, C., and Negrei, C. |
| Summary | The paper discusses the importance of implementing a circular economy in Romania to preserve natural resources and promote sustainable development. A circular economy is based on a "win-win" strategy that protects the environment, consumers, and employees while increasing industrial efficiency, profitability, and competitiveness. The paper proposes a strategic approach to funding environmental projects that allows for the training and use of all funding sources feasible in an industrial economy. The research focuses on assessing the methodological and instrumental resources-economy-environment concepts, projects addressing border protection activities under a common natural environment, and the transfer and replication of sources. The authors highlight the complex issues of the resource-economy-environment relationship and the need for timely financing, distribution, and correlative multiplicative environment. The paper also discusses the characteristics of financing environmental projects, including the use of debt instruments and equity investment instruments. Long-term financing is necessary for investments with long profitable periods, and short-term financing is used to cover temporary cash deficits. The authors propose a demonstration of alternative financing mechanisms and assemblies, including the use of structural funds, and conclude that environmental investments can significantly reduce costs and create conditions for sustainable development. The paper emphasizes the need for a circular economy to achieve environmental projects and reduce the costs of economic activities. The authors recommend integrating environmental protection into national development planning and promoting public-private partnerships to finance environmental projects. |
| Scientific Methods | The article "New Theoretical And Practical Approaches Of Implementing The Circular Economy For The Preservation Of Natural Resources" by Piciu Gabriela-Cornelia, Ipate Iudithb, and Bogdan Alexandrub presents a comprehensive analysis of the concept of circular economy and its application in preserving natural resources. The research methods used in this article can be identified as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Overall, the research methods used in this article are diverse and include a range of analytical, theoretical, and policy-oriented approaches. These methods are essential in understanding the complex relationships between the circular economy concept, environmental protection, and sustainable development. However, it's worth noting that the article does not explicitly mention the use of quantitative methods, such as econometric analysis, statistical modeling, or machine learning techniques. If these methods were used, they would have likely been mentioned in the article as part of the research design and methodology. In terms of limitations, the article could benefit from more detailed information on the sampling strategy used in the case studies, the data sources used in the literature review, and the validation of the theoretical model. Additionally, the article could have benefited from more explicit discussions of the limitations and potential biases of the research design and methodology. |
| Article contribution | The article "New Theoretical And Practical Approaches Of Implementing The Circular Economy For The Preservation Of Natural Resources" by Piciu Gabriela-Cornelia, Ipate Iudithb, and Bogdan Alexandrub presents a comprehensive analysis of the implementation of the circular economy in Romania, with a focus on the preservation of natural resources. Here are the key contributions of the article to regenerative economics: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. The article contributes to regenerative economics in several ways: 1. 2. 3. 4. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive analysis of the implementation of the circular economy in Romania, with a focus on the preservation of natural resources. Its contributions to regenerative economics are significant, as it promotes a circular economy, encourages private sector involvement, develops alternative financing mechanisms, and fosters a network development funding and interactive model. |
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