Análise da implementação da logística reversa de embalagens plásticas de óleos lubrificantes na bacia hidrográfica do Rio dos Sinos

Abstract

The enactment of the National Solid Waste Policy - PNRS realigned the scene of Brazil's basic sanitation, with responsibilities linked to everyone involved in the product life cycle. As a planning tool for policy, we highlight the plans of solid waste, including mandatory for federal fund raising. Please note that the PNRS determines that the reverse logistics systems must be performed by the supply chain of materials, but it is for the public managers, supervision and monitoring of the same. This study sought to examine the implementation by all involved in the chain of reverse logistics routines of plastic packaging of lubricating oils in the basin of the Rio dos Sinos. To achieve the proposed objective, the research was divided into stages. Initially, the goals stipulated in the Sectoral Agreement were analyzed comparative way with the goals proposed in the plans inherent in PNRS, namely: national, state of Rio Grande do Sul, regional and 26 municipal plans. Next, as the emphasis of this research permeated the study of shared responsibility in the reverse logistics system of plastic packaging of lubricating oils (SLREPOL), it was possible to know the behavior of the various actors involved in this system. Finally, the effectiveness of shared responsibility was evaluated from the behavior of the reflection of the various actors involved in the reverse logistics system and the role stipulated by law. The various actors were studied using the techniques of interviews with state public manager FEPAM and the MMA, representative collection company of plastic packaging; technical visits to the Screening Center and recycling company; e-mailing questionnaires to 26 municipalities of the Pro-bells (39% return); and application of 143 forms in packs of generating points. The municipalities were divided into groups according to the impact due to the amount of packaging generator points (PGE). It was possible to conclude that there is dialogue between the state and municipalities, as the theme reverse logistics plastic packaging of lubricating oils. The inspection and monitoring system are occasional and sporadic and does not occur throughout the retail sale of lubricating oils. After 15 years, the SLREPOL is not binding in the generating facilities of plastic packaging of lubricating oils in the study area.