Implementation Barriers of Industrial Symbiosis: A Systematic Review
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2020-01-07
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Industrial Symbiosis is a regional inter-firm approach towards a more sustainable industry. However, the implementation of industrial symbiosis is hampered by a multitude and variety of barriers. Although, prior work has dealt with identifying barriers, an encompassing overview is missing to date. Therefore, this study provides a comprehensive overview and description of barriers of industrial symbiosis by reviewing the scientific literature. Barriers were identified and grouped through content analysis. In total, ca. 400 barriers for the implementation of industrial symbiosis were identified and categorized into three main categories and nine subcategories. The insights gained can be used to develop strategies and tools for further development and advancement of current industrial symbiosis practice to overcome existing barriers.
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Sustainable Transformation, barriers, eco-industrial park, implementation, industrial symbiosis, sustainability
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9 pages
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Proceedings of the 53rd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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