Biblioteca Digital de VanguardiaOwnership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima
For many years, the public policies of waste management developed repressive actions against the players in the informal recycling. In Peru, since the Law of Wastepicking of 2009, public policies are in favor of an inclusive recycling, through the integration of wastepickers. Using concepts of socio...
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Universidad del Rosario
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| description | For many years, the public policies of waste management developed repressive actions against the players in the informal recycling. In Peru, since the Law of Wastepicking of 2009, public policies are in favor of an inclusive recycling, through the integration of wastepickers. Using concepts of socio-institutional innovation and appropriation of recyclable waste, the aim of this work is to sustain that the modalities of implementation of the Law lead to the creation of innovative recyclable waste management models which enables to mitigate the conflict of access to these waste between formal wastepickers, but at the same time, this conflict moves from the set of wastepickers for generate a rivalry between formal and informal. It is emphasized that, thanks to socio-institutional innovations, the new institutional interest for selective collection does not lead to the creation of a conflict of ownership between the public management service and the mercantile recycling logic, as might have been the case been. |
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| spelling | clacso-CLACSO963332022-03-22T19:01:39Z Ownership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima Conflictos de apropiación de residuos reciclables e innovaciones socioinstitucionales en Lima Conflitos de apropriação de resíduos recicláveis e inovações sócioinstitucionais em Lima Rateau, Mélanie Socio-institutional innovation appropriation conflicts inclusive recycling informal wastepickers Lima Innovación socioinstitucional conflictos de apropiación reciclaje inclusivo recicladores informales Lima For many years, the public policies of waste management developed repressive actions against the players in the informal recycling. In Peru, since the Law of Wastepicking of 2009, public policies are in favor of an inclusive recycling, through the integration of wastepickers. Using concepts of socio-institutional innovation and appropriation of recyclable waste, the aim of this work is to sustain that the modalities of implementation of the Law lead to the creation of innovative recyclable waste management models which enables to mitigate the conflict of access to these waste between formal wastepickers, but at the same time, this conflict moves from the set of wastepickers for generate a rivalry between formal and informal. It is emphasized that, thanks to socio-institutional innovations, the new institutional interest for selective collection does not lead to the creation of a conflict of ownership between the public management service and the mercantile recycling logic, as might have been the case been. Durante muchos años, las políticas públicas de manejo de los residuos desarrollaban acciones de represión hacia los actores del reciclaje informal. En Perú, desde la Ley del Reciclador del 2009, las políticas públicas se posicionan en favor de un reciclaje inclusivo, mediante la integración de los recicladores. Movilizando los conceptos de innovación socio-institucional y apropiación deresiduos reciclables, el objetivo de este artículo es sustentar que las modalidades de implementación de la Ley conducen a la creación de modelos de gestión de residuos reciclables innovadores que permiten mitigar el conflicto del acceso a estos residuos entre recicladores formales, pero al mismo tiempo, este conflicto se desplaza desde el conjunto de los recicladores hacia generar una rivalidad entre formales e informales. Se destaca que, gracias a las innovaciones socio-institucionales, el nuevo interés institucional para el recojo selectivo no conduce a la creación de un conflicto de apropiación entre el servicio público de gestión y la lógica mercantil de reciclaje, como pudo haber sido. Durante muitos anos, as políticas públicas de gestão dos resíduos desenvolviam ações de repressão aos atores da reciclagem informal. No Peru, desde a Lei do Reciclador do 2009, as políticas públicas se posicionam em favor de uma reciclagem inclusiva, mediante a integração dos recicladores. Mobilizando os conceitos de inovação sócio-institucional e apropriação de resíduos recicláveis, o objetivo deste artigo é sustentar que as modalidades de implementação da Lei conduzem à criação de modelos de gestão de resíduos recicláveis inovadores que permitem mitigar o conflito do acesso a estes resíduos entre recicladores formais, mas ao mesmo tempo, este conflito deslocase desde o conjunto dos recicladores a gerar uma rivalidade entre formais e informais. Destaca-se que, graças às inovações sócio-institucionais, o novo interesse institucional para a recolhia seletivanão conduz à criação de um conflito de apropriação entre o serviço público de gestão e a lógica mercantil de reciclagem, como podia ter sido. 2017-07-26 2022-03-22T19:01:39Z 2022-03-22T19:01:39Z info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/territorios/article/view/5086 10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/territorios/a.5086 http://biblioteca-repositorio.clacso.edu.ar/handle/CLACSO/96333 spa https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/territorios/article/view/5086/3918 https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/territorios/article/view/5086/4796 https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/territorios/article/view/5086/4797 https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/territorios/article/view/5086/4798 Derechos de autor 2016 Territorios application/pdf Universidad del Rosario Territorios; No. 37 (2017): (July-December) Cities and Conflicts in Latin America: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (II); 61-80 Territorios; Núm. 37 (2017): (julio-diciembre) Ciudades y conflictos en América Latina: ayer, hoy y mañana (II); 61-80 2215-7484 0123-8418 10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/territorios/num372017 |
| spellingShingle | Socio-institutional innovation appropriation conflicts inclusive recycling informal wastepickers Lima Innovación socioinstitucional conflictos de apropiación reciclaje inclusivo recicladores informales Lima Rateau, Mélanie Ownership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima |
| title | Ownership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima |
| title_full | Ownership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima |
| title_fullStr | Ownership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ownership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima |
| title_short | Ownership Conflicts of Recyclable Waste and Socio-Institutional Innovations in Lima |
| title_sort | ownership conflicts of recyclable waste and socio-institutional innovations in lima |
| topic | Socio-institutional innovation appropriation conflicts inclusive recycling informal wastepickers Lima Innovación socioinstitucional conflictos de apropiación reciclaje inclusivo recicladores informales Lima |
| url | https://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/territorios/article/view/5086 http://biblioteca-repositorio.clacso.edu.ar/handle/CLACSO/96333 |