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Mr. Sagar Gupta

Dr. Neeraj Kumar

Dr. Swapandeep Kaur

Dr. Neha Kumari

Mr. Amanpreet Singh

Abstract

The global plastic waste crisis poses serious environmental, economic, and health issues. A transition approach is required to address this ongoing crisis that aligns with sustainable development goals. With the help of empirical evidence, this paper explores the role of principles of circular economy in the mitigation of plastic waste and emphasizing their potential in facilitating sustainable production and consumption patterns, developing waste management systems, and promoting innovations in material science and product design. This paper analyses the effectiveness of CE principles in creation of more sustainable and resilient system for plastic waste management. The policy recommendations highlight the necessity `of government regulations and incentives, partnership and collaboration among industries, governments and consumers, and the synchronization of circular economy principles into national sustainability agendas. The paper concludes with a call to action in adoption of CE principles and reflects their potential to accomplish United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to accountable in production and consumption economic growth, health and well-being, and sustainable communities.

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