Patrick Wendell Freire Cidelino, Everton Vieira da Silva
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摘要
背景:回收是促进可持续发展的一个重要工具,因为减少原始原料使用的机制将限制稀缺资源的使用并减少废物的逐步积累。以及控制它们的副作用和造成健康问题的污染等。回收系统的基础是可回收物的收集者,这一活动的代理人是挑选、选择和销售可回收材料的工人,如纸、玻璃、金属、垃圾和其他可重复使用的材料。目的:本研究旨在验证收集可回收物料所赚取的收入及对可持续发展进程的贡献。方法:拟议的研究是在这个城市,Alto sert o da Paraíba的Cajazeiras废物收集者协会(ASCAMARC)进行的。人口和样本是13名积极参与ASCAMARC并在被告知其目标后自愿同意参与研究的可回收废物拾取者。内容分析技术通过与目标受众的访谈记录和二手来源的文件来使用,收集到的数据也以定量的形式进行分析。结果与讨论:结果表明,12名拾荒者(92.31%)的工资低于一份,01名拾荒者(7.69%)的工资为最低工资,从事可回收材料的收集活动,降解时间较长的固体废物对环境的破坏目前备受关注。调查发现,13名(100%)拾废者认为收集可回收材料对环境有贡献。结论:从结果中可以得出拾荒者工作的社会、经济和环境重要性,尽管他们的工作条件不稳定,但如果没有他们参与回收链的基础,最近的环境状况可能会更加混乱。
SOCIOECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF COLLECTORS OF RECYCLABLE CAJAZEIRAS MATERIALS (ASCAMARC) AND THE CONTRIBUTION OF COLLECTING ACTIVITY TO THE ENVIRONMENT
Background: recycling is an essential tool for promoting sustainable development, as mechanisms that reduce the use of virgin raw materials will limit the use of scarce resources and reduce the progressive accumulation of waste. as well as contain their side effects and pollution causing health problems, among others. At the base of the recycling system are the collectors of recyclables, agents of this activity who are the workers who pick, select and sell recyclable materials such as paper, glass, metal, garbage, and other reusable materials. Aim: this study aimed to verify the income earned and the contribution to the sustainable development process arising from collecting recyclable materials. Methods: the proposed study was carried out at the Cajazeiras Waste Pickers Association (ASCAMARC), in this city, Alto Sertão da Paraíba. The population and sample are 13 recyclable waste pickers who actively participate in ASCAMARC and voluntarily agreed to participate in the research after being informed about its objectives. The content analysis technique was used through transcripts of interviews with the target audience and documents from secondary sources, and the collected data were also analyzed in quantitative form. Results and Discussion: the results show that 12 (92.31%) waste pickers earn less than one wage, and 01 (7.69%) waste pickers earn a minimum wage through the activity of collecting recyclable material and that there is currently great concern about the damage generated to the environment by solid wastes that have a long degradation time. It was found that 13 (100%) waste pickers believe that collecting recyclable materials contributes to the environment. Conclusions: It can be concluded from the results obtained the social, economic, and environmental importance of the work of waste pickers, despite the precarious conditions in which they perform the activity, without their participation in the base of the recycling chain, perhaps the environmental situation would be more chaotic in recent times.