Reverse logistics as an important element of the functioning of households in Poland – assessment of the facts
Reverse logistics as an important element of the functioning of households in Poland – assessment of the facts
Author(s): Ewa Rajczakowska, Paweł AndrzejczykSubject(s): Energy and Environmental Studies, Human Ecology, Socio-Economic Research, Transport / Logistics
Published by: Szkoła Główna Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego w Warszawie
Keywords: reverse logistics; Polish households; waste; reverse logistics chain; pro-ecological awareness;
Summary/Abstract: In the era of growing consumerism, the generation of various types of waste has become a standard from which it is difficult to break free. This, combined with the ever faster shrinkage of natural resources, forces us to search for effective ways of recovering used and unwanted resources from Polish households. This state of affairs becomes a direction that determines activities for a large number of entities operating within various logistic chains. The changing market and legal environment forces producers, but also Polish farms to look for savings, which in turn translates into a more rational policy of these entities. In connection with the above, Polish families are also changing their approach to the issues related to the waste generated within them. Therefore, it seems reasonable to implement logistic strategies in Polish farms related to the optimal use of resources, including those that are no longer needed. The article examines the level of awareness in Polish households on issues related to waste recovery and the knowledge of basic issues related to the implementation of ecologistic concepts in households.
- Issue Year: 5/2020
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 65-81
- Page Count: 17
- Language: English