Lander, SandraFleischer, GünterHilty, Lorenz M.Gilgen, Paul W.2019-09-162019-09-162001https://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/26660Recycling management systems are becoming more important in the Sustainable Development of national economies. Governments substantiate this with different legal regulations, e.g. regulations concerning packing of consumer goods, batteries, end-of-lifevehicles. To analyse such systems, both economically and ecologically, operational tool s like `Life Cycle Assessment', `Cost-Benefit Analysis' are generally used. However, recycling management systems are subject to change and in order to avoid trial-and-errorprocesses the operational tools have to be supplemented by strategic ones. This contribution introduces a strategic tool for recycling management systems based on system dynamics. The applicability of the tool is verified by an end-of-life-vehicle simulation model, which describes the end-of-life-vehicle process up to 2020.Text/Conference Paper