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In 2015, 10,863 thousand tonnes of municipal solid waste were produced in Poland. It is estimated that approx. 50% of this volume consists of biodegradable waste. Due to its properties, such waste degrades swiftly and poses a threat and a burden to the environment. System solutions regarding the collection and management of biodegradable waste constitute an example of sustainable development and green economy owing to the development of green products, services, public procurement, investments, and jobs. The objective of the present paper is to analyse biodegradable waste management in light of green economy and the idea of sustainable development. Research method encompasses the analysis of literature and statistical data in relation to biodegradable waste management both in Poland and Lublin Province.

Biodegradable waste management as a practical example of green economy