O sistema de Economia Circular e a Agenda 2030: análise da evolução em Portugal

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Raquel Susana da Costa Pereira
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0990-4746

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A crescente consciencialização da sociedade para os problemas ambientais, aquecimento global, consumo massivo de recursos e aumento das desigualdades, tem exercido uma forte pressão sobre os países e organizações, estando na base da Agenda Global 2030. Nestecontexto, a Economia Circular é considerada uma abordagem fundamental para alcançar alguns desses objetivos. Este trabalho visa discutir a relação entre a Economia Circular e o Desenvolvimento Sustentável e fazer uma análise comparativa, no contexto europeu, à evolução de Portugal para alguns dos indicadores específicos estabelecidos na Agenda 2030. Para tal foi desenvolvida uma pesquisa exploratória e descritiva, que incluiu a revisão de literatura e a análise e tratamento de dados secundários. A análise indica que, apesar da evolução positiva em vários dos indicadores analisados, o desempenho português, em termos globais, está abaixo do desempenho médio europeu. Adicionalmente, para alguns indicadores a evolução ocorreu em sentido contrário ao desejável. Apesar da sociedade, e cidadãos, estarem mais conscientes e atentos a produtos, processos e entidades “sustentáveis”, há ainda um longo caminho a percorrer para que os princípios da Economia Circular e do Desenvolvimento Sustentável sejam plenamente reconhecidos e aplicados.

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da Costa Pereira, R. S. (2021). O sistema de Economia Circular e a Agenda 2030: análise da evolução em Portugal. E3 — Revista De Economia, Empresas E Empreendedores Na CPLP, 7(1), 097–124. https://doi.org/10.29073/e3.v7i1.381
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Raquel Susana da Costa Pereira, Instituto Superior de Contabilidade e Administração do Politécnico do Porto / CEOS.PP / Instituto Politécnico do Porto, Portugal

Raquel Pereira –PhD in Economics (Santiago de Compostela University, Spain). Master in Business and Industrial Economy and graduation in Economical and Political International Relations by Minho University. Started her professional activity at former ICEP (Investment and External Commerce of Portugal) now designated as AICEP (Portuguese Agency for Investment and External Commerce). Professor at ISCAP – Porto Accounting and Business School (Politechnic Institute of Porto) since 1999, where she lectures units in the area of Economics. She is also the Director of the graduation programme in International Commerce. Her research interests include Regional Economic Development, Internationalization and Entrepreneurship.

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