OPTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY OF SCRAP TIRE IN VIETNAM FROM DISCHARGE TO REUSE AND RECYCL

Every year, a staggering increase in the number of automobiles and tyres produced around the world, the vast majority of which will end up as waste. This is a trend that Vietnam is following. This research looked on the disposal, reuse, and recycling of scrap tyres in Vietnam's south-east. The study looked at the present difficulties in Vietnam with regard to waste tyre disposal and management. The findings of this study are primarily focused on waste management technologies, with some policy, institution, and stakeholder implications: Waste tyres are not completely useless; they can be viewed as a byproduct that can be reused or used as a raw material in future manufacturing stages to create other useful goods. There are currently no legislation or regulations in place in Vietnam regarding the management of waste tyres. The private sector manages the entire chain, from disposal to collection, recycling, and retreading of scrap tyres. It still lacks a fully functional management system as well as government assistance. These activities pose a significant threat to human health and the environment. A waste tyre management strategy based on reuse, recycling, and exploitation of scrap tyres, as well as proper management, can help accomplish the aim of almost zero waste tyre discharge.

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