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A Study on the Establishment of a New Supply Chain and Risk Management According to the Global Transition Period: Focusing on the Urban Mining Industry

Purpose – This study proposes a strategic direction to respond to deglobalization and trends that are changing due to COVID-19, the war in Ukraine, disruptive factors in the global supply chain, and domestic-centered supply chain establishment, and identifies changes in the global supply chain and the environment to respond. Design/Methodology/Approach – This study analyzes the changes in and structural characteristics of the global value chain, and develops case studies and related policies for the promotion and value of the urban mining industry as a countermeasure to solve problems in Korea through supply chain management. Findings – Utilizing the advantages of urban mining in Korea, the urban mining industry was selected as a strategic industry development plan to create an industrial cluster that encompasses the relevant public sector, research institutes, and companies at each stage of the industry. Research Implications – Through this study, it is possible to preemptively respond to the crisis by preparing an alternative to supply chain risk, and to secure and operate resources through the vitalization of the urban mining industry, which is the most realistic and long-term alternative. It will be possible to review the advantages and strategic development of the urban mining industry, job creation, and development of social enterprises by separately fostering the private and public sectors.