The scarcity of resources and the unlimited needs of society, which are the basis of economic processes, have led to the fact that in order to prevent a total shortage and irreversible environmental damage, it is necessary to review and change linear business processes and production models to cyclic ones under the control and at the initiative of the state. The result is in minimizing non-recyclable waste production and consumption, which can be achieved by the development of technologies reducing resource intensity of production, and by implementation of measures aimed at extending economic active life of goods through repair and joint consumption. The authors present the key circular economy technologies allowing achieving a set of sustainable development goals. The main results obtained by the authors in the study include assessment of trends in the development of strategies of solid waste processing conducted under supervision and funding of the state.