Table 8.
Circular strategy at the consumer level.
| Circular Strategy at the Consumer Level | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| References | R0 | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | R5 | R6 | R7 | R8 | R9 | Research |
| [14] | X | X | Users' emotional experiences resulting from interaction with sustainable materials. | ||||||||
| [15] | X | Recycling limitation and impacts to health and safety. | |||||||||
| [18] | X | Consumer's perception of environmentally sustainable beverage containers and compared it with LCA. | |||||||||
| [31] | X | Waste sorting manual vs. technical and health risk for workers | |||||||||
| [36] | X | Psychological driver for market acceptance for bioplastic. | |||||||||
| [45] | X | Bioplastic market review and the latest solution bioplastic packaging materials | |||||||||
| [82] | X | Raising awareness of plastic waste through practical session among interdisciplinary audience. | |||||||||
| [120] | X | Mass flow analysis of plastic & paper for childhood exposure to hazardous chemical in recycled material. | |||||||||
| [135] | X | Behavioral response to plastic produces in Dutch. | |||||||||
| [137] | X | Stakeholders' perception and viability of 3D printing as a CE enabler at the local level. | |||||||||
| [158] | X | Value-adding by informal waste collector in developing economies. | |||||||||
| [200] | X | Consumer perception to bioplastic. | |||||||||
| [205] | X | Plastic bottles reduce-reuse-recycle campaign in university. | |||||||||
| [248] | X | Behavioral change on marine litter mitigation. | |||||||||
| [259] | X | Waste prevention behavior for plastic bottle. | |||||||||
| TOTAL | 4 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 1 | |
LEGEND: R0 = Refuse; R1 = Rethink; R2 = Reduce; R3 = Reuse; R4 = Repair; R5 = Refurbish; R6 = Remanufacture; R7 = Repurpose; R8 = Recycle; R9 = Recover.