Analysis of the European Experience of Implementing the Circular Economy Paradigm at Enterprises in the Conditions of Post-War Recovery

This article analyzes the European experience in implementing a circular economy in the post-war period. It examines the impact of socioeconomic and market conditions on implementation success, focusing on the level of economic development, public awareness, infrastructure, government support, competition, innovation, and international cooperation. The article indicates the need for an integrated approach, control and monitoring systems, as well as the implementation of effective mechanisms to ensure compliance of enterprises with circular principles. It is a valuable source of information for researchers, government agencies, businesses and the public interested in implementing a circular economy for post-war recovery.