Reducing the negative impact of technogenic factors in the implementation of logistics operations in the light of the concept of sustainable development

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The article discusses the features of reducing the negative impact of technogenic factors in the implementation of logistics operations in the light of the Concept of Sustainable Development. According to the author, the logistics sector plays an important role in the economic development of the country. However, its activities can negatively affect the quality of the environment, during the implementation of logistics operations there is a significant consumption of energy of various nature, in the process of which there is a threat of environmental pollution. Efficient logistics largely contributes to the success of the business due to fast deliveries with minimal time and money. Logistics is the process of obtaining materials, products and services where and when they are needed. When considering the concept of sustainable logistics, it is important to take into account three aspects of sustainability: economic, social and environmental. Sustainable logistics is not only environmental friendliness and harmlessness to the environment, but also the impact on production processes, starting from where the raw materials are extracted, the processes involved, the use and possible processing of the product or service. When analyzing the problem of evaluating the effectiveness of logistics operations, one of the evaluation criteria will be sustainability. Sustainable development involves coordination between the environment and the economy to achieve social, economic and environmental sustainability.

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Shageeva, G. R. (2023). Reducing the negative impact of technogenic factors in the implementation of logistics operations in the light of the concept of sustainable development. In E3S Web of Conferences (Vol. 389). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202338905022

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