This data article aims at providing a data description about the manuscript entitled “A socio-economic indicator for EoL strategies for bio-based products” [1]. Data regarding the socio-economic assessment of End of Life (EoL) options for the specific case of PLA-based film for food packaging are presented, with a special emphasis on policy recommendations and actions for the EoL practices in the bioeconomy sectors. A new framework, based on data gathering and validation through experts involvement, is proposed in order to calculate a new indicator to measure the socio-economic performance of EoL practices (SEI-EoL) for bio-based products. Experts were identified from the Horizon 2020 LIFE-funded projects and/or Scopus databases. Two rounds of survey were carried out to determine the weights of socio-economic criteria for bio-based products and the values for the selected case study. The aggregation of these data enabled us to obtain a final ranking of different EoL alternatives. Finally, a third round of survey was conducted to further deepen our understanding of actions and recommendations needed to improve EoL practices in bio-based sectors. Resulting data have a mix of quantitative and qualitative characterization. A potential reuse of these data can allow future estimations, empirical analyses or a direct comparison with the use of experimental observations.

Survey data for assessing the socio-economic performance of End of Life options of a bio-based product based on expert knowledge / D'Adamo, I.; Falcone, P. M.; Imbert, E.; Morone, P.. - In: DATA IN BRIEF. - ISSN 2352-3409. - 32:(2020), pp. 1-4. [10.1016/j.dib.2020.106199]

Survey data for assessing the socio-economic performance of End of Life options of a bio-based product based on expert knowledge

D'Adamo I.
;
Falcone P. M.
;
Imbert E.
;
Morone P.
2020

Abstract

This data article aims at providing a data description about the manuscript entitled “A socio-economic indicator for EoL strategies for bio-based products” [1]. Data regarding the socio-economic assessment of End of Life (EoL) options for the specific case of PLA-based film for food packaging are presented, with a special emphasis on policy recommendations and actions for the EoL practices in the bioeconomy sectors. A new framework, based on data gathering and validation through experts involvement, is proposed in order to calculate a new indicator to measure the socio-economic performance of EoL practices (SEI-EoL) for bio-based products. Experts were identified from the Horizon 2020 LIFE-funded projects and/or Scopus databases. Two rounds of survey were carried out to determine the weights of socio-economic criteria for bio-based products and the values for the selected case study. The aggregation of these data enabled us to obtain a final ranking of different EoL alternatives. Finally, a third round of survey was conducted to further deepen our understanding of actions and recommendations needed to improve EoL practices in bio-based sectors. Resulting data have a mix of quantitative and qualitative characterization. A potential reuse of these data can allow future estimations, empirical analyses or a direct comparison with the use of experimental observations.
2020
bio-based product; end of life; multicriteria analysis; socio-economic criteria; survey
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Survey data for assessing the socio-economic performance of End of Life options of a bio-based product based on expert knowledge / D'Adamo, I.; Falcone, P. M.; Imbert, E.; Morone, P.. - In: DATA IN BRIEF. - ISSN 2352-3409. - 32:(2020), pp. 1-4. [10.1016/j.dib.2020.106199]
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