State Management of the System of Rational Environmental Use in the Context of Commercial Development of the Bioeconomy: Ecological Aspect

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The purpose of the article is to improve the state management of the system of rational environmental use in the context of commercial development of the bioeconomy. The focus of the study is the system of state management of rational environmental use. The scientific task is to model the process of making and implementing managerial decisions on the implementation of state management of the system of rational environmental use in the context of commercial development of the bioeconomy. Modelling was used within the context of commercial development of the bioeconomy for EU member. To achieve this task, two key methodologies were used: The modeling method BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) and the method of hierarchy analysis (MHA). Thus, using the BPMN method and the MHA, we have modelled the stages of environmental management in the context of commercial development of the bioeconomy for EU member states by using key criteria. Based on these results, a number of management solutions were proposed. The innovativeness of the study lies in the fact that a qualitatively new modeling method was used to improve the implementation of the state management of the system of rational environmental use in the context of commercial development of the bioeconomy. In addition, a model specific to EU countries has been developed but with limited scope of use. In future studies, it is planned to expand the list of criteria that will be used to further develop the model, as well as unify it for a larger number of countries.

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Alazzam, F. A. F., Aldrou, K. K. A. R., Berezivskyy, Z., Zaverbnyj, A., & Borutska, Y. (2023). State Management of the System of Rational Environmental Use in the Context of Commercial Development of the Bioeconomy: Ecological Aspect. International Journal of Environmental Impacts, 6(4), 155–163. https://doi.org/10.18280/ijei.060401

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