Decisions on waste management systems are subjected to multiple sustainability criteria,
including environmental, social, and economic criteria. Decision makers therefore can …

The three-pillar concept of environmental, economic, and social sustainability is widely
known in academia. Research on sustainable development has noted its complex nature …

With increasing population, excessive use of electrical and electronic products and extreme
demand of resources have compelled the linear economy to transform into Circular …

The 2030 agenda for sustainable development calls for a holistic approach. It needs to
tackle multidimensional aspects such as poverty, inequality, inclusivity, skill development to …

Abstract Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (MCDM) encompasses a broad range of methods to
support decision-making to reach a compromise solution when there are multiple criteria …

Composting is considered as a sustainable strategy for organic waste management, yet the
choice of suitable technology makes its sustainability disputable. The subject under …

Recently, European countries agreed on a new 2030-pact establishing challenging levels
for a set of climate and energy indexes in order to achieve a more competitive, safe and …

No Brasil, ainda se enterram, queimam ou lançam a céu aberto milhões de toneladas de
resíduos orgânicos, em decorrência do desconhecimento de seu potencial de …

City sustainability evaluation can be formulated as a multi-criteria decision making (MCDM)
problem where the interactions and weights of interdependent criteria cannot be subjectively …

Reuse and recycling are two of the most important strategies involved in the practical
implementation of the circular economy (CE). Even if several indices have been defined to …