The Circularity of MSW in Urban Landscapes: An Evaluation Method for a Sustainable System Implementation

The debate on the sustainable perspective of a circular economy and MSW (Municipal Solid Waste) management is no longer focused resolution an emergency pure technicality creating efficient services. New light has been shed operational phase, as often unresolvable technical-environmental issues during service lead to state decay, affecting urban vulnerability users’ involvement. research aims develop auxiliary tool for public administrations in planning zero-waste future whilst enhancing landscape. This study considers virtuous resource flow cycle along with evaluating implementable theoretic models, scenarios, technological tools that can be integrated into specific built environment. first phase consisted definition involved subjects evaluation criteria impact system. second includes strategies flows, intended opportunities regeneration development local context. result this work elaboration experimentation information system integrability scenarios systemic, quantitative, qualitative elements characterize selected actions technologies have assessed terms short-term feasibility, cost-effectiveness, efficacy. shows many contexts services conceived ecosystems, landscape, driven by synergy institutions operators, capable carrying out entire from waste production marketing recycled products. Our analysis issue effectively tackled through varied mixed solutions; integrating strategies, techniques, stimulating citizens’