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Multiplicaram-se os debates sobre as questões ambientais e a necessidade de encontrar soluções que façam frente ao problema. A Economia Circular surge como uma resposta baseada num modelo circular onde os resíduos tornam-se recursos, promovendo o consumo consciente.
Este trabalho debruça-se sobre formas de aplicação da Economia Circular na Região de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo, através da identificação das atividades económicas com maior expressão e de parcerias entre municípios que potenciam a introdução de princípios circulares.
Utilizamos as medidas de localização e especialização e a estatística multivariada, mais concretamente a análise fatorial e a análise de clusters, para obter uma nova visão sobre o território e debatermos acerca do papel do Ordenamento do Território e a sua relação com a sustentabilidade ambiental.
Deste estudo verificou-se que a agricultura e a indústria transformadora demostram ser atividades com grandes potencialidades para a área de estudo pelo peso que revelam no cálculo do quociente de localização. No caso das parcerias, podem vir a ser essenciais para o estabelecimento das simbioses industriais, defendidas pela Economia Circular e para a criação conjunta de estratégias sustentáveis.
There is a significant increase on debates about environmental issues and the necessity of finding solutions to solve this problem. The Circular Economy appears as a response based on a circular model where waste becomes a resource, thus, promoting a logical consumption of resources. This work studies approaches in the application of the Circular Economy in Região de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo, by identifying economical activities with most impact and partnerships between regions that can potentialize the introduction of the circular principles. Through the use of localization measures and specialization and the multivariate statistics, as in factorial analysis and clusters analysis, in order to obtain a new territory vision, and thus, be able to debate about the role of Land Planning and its relationship with environmental sustainability. Within this study it was possible to verify that agriculture and processing industry activities show big potential to this case study because of the weight they have in the localization quotient calculus. Furthermore, the partnerships, can become an essential key in establishing industry symbiosis, defended by the Circular Economy and the creation of sustainability strategies within those partnerships.
There is a significant increase on debates about environmental issues and the necessity of finding solutions to solve this problem. The Circular Economy appears as a response based on a circular model where waste becomes a resource, thus, promoting a logical consumption of resources. This work studies approaches in the application of the Circular Economy in Região de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo, by identifying economical activities with most impact and partnerships between regions that can potentialize the introduction of the circular principles. Through the use of localization measures and specialization and the multivariate statistics, as in factorial analysis and clusters analysis, in order to obtain a new territory vision, and thus, be able to debate about the role of Land Planning and its relationship with environmental sustainability. Within this study it was possible to verify that agriculture and processing industry activities show big potential to this case study because of the weight they have in the localization quotient calculus. Furthermore, the partnerships, can become an essential key in establishing industry symbiosis, defended by the Circular Economy and the creation of sustainability strategies within those partnerships.
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Atividades Económicas Economia Circular Ordenamento do Território RLVT