Sustainable Urban Policies Through Zero Waste and Circular Economy Strategies: An Integrated Framework from International Climate Commitments to Local Action
ゼロウェイストと循環経済戦略による持続可能な都市政策：国際的な気候コミットメントから地域行動への統合的フレームワーク (AI 翻訳)
Dr. Özge TENLİK
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日本語
本論文は、ゼロウェイストと循環経済戦略を都市気候政策に組み込む統合的フレームワークを提案する。パリ協定やSDGsと連動し、複数レベルのガバナンス、革新的資金調達、データインフラの重要性を指摘。先進国と途上国の非対称性を考慮した政策処方を求める。
English
This paper proposes an integrated framework embedding zero waste and circular economy strategies into sustainable urban policies, linking international climate commitments (Paris Agreement, SDGs) to local action. It emphasizes multi-level governance, innovative financing, and robust data infrastructures as enablers, while highlighting structural barriers such as financing deficits and governance fragmentation. The analysis calls for differentiated policy prescriptions between developed and developing economies.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本では循環経済ビジョンが策定され、SSBJ開示基準でも廃棄物関連Scope3が注目される。本フレームワークは都市レベルでの具体的実装指針を提供し、自治体の気候政策と資源効率向上に資する。
In the global GX context
This framework directly supports global climate disclosure standards (ISSB, CSRD) by providing a pathway from high-level commitments to municipal-level circular economy actions. It addresses the governance and financing gaps often cited in transition finance literature.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a synthesized analytical framework linking circular economy theory with urban climate governance, useful for further empirical research.
🏢実務担当者:Offers a staged implementation roadmap and financing strategies for municipal sustainability teams.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the need for multi-level governance and differentiated policies between developed and developing cities.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The governance of the urban climate transition increasingly demands integrated policy architectures capable of connecting binding international climate commitments with the concrete operational capacities of municipal authorities. This article advances the argument that zero waste and circular economy strategies, when embedded within coherent sustainable urban policies, constitute one of the most tractable and scalable instruments available to cities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving resource productivity, and strengthening systemic resilience. Adopting a qualitative integrative review of a defined and verified reference corpus, supplemented by foundational scholarship in circular economy theory and urban climate governance, the study synthesizes governance theory, international frameworks, and documented municipal practice into a single analytical framework. The analysis demonstrates that municipalities are uniquely positioned to translate the obligations arising from the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals into measurable reductions in emissions and material intensity, provided that multi-level governance, innovative financing, and robust data infrastructures are established in concert. The study further establishes that the persistence of structural barriers, notably financing deficits, governance fragmentation, and inadequate measurement systems, continues to constrain implementation, and that the contextual asymmetries between developed and developing economies require differentiated rather than uniform policy prescriptions. By integrating policy instruments, comparative regional evidence, case-based insights, and staged implementation roadmaps, the article offers a comprehens
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