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Abstract: The Pernambuco Court of Justice (TJPE) Strategic Planning, since 2016, reaffirms the urgency of the United Nations (UN) 2030 Agenda, related to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). From this perspective, in 2017, the TJPE signed contracts aimed at selective collection by the Forum Desembargador Rodolfo Aureliano (FDRA). The objective of the work was to outline the scope of the TJPE to sustainability resulting from the contract with the Cooperativa de Trabalho de Catadores de Resíduos Sólidos Recicláveis (COOPAGRES) in the years 2019 to 2021. The method had a quali-quantitative approach, descriptive research of an exploratory nature, classified as applied and documentary of a case study. Recyclable solid waste (RSR) data comes from Sustainable Logistics Planning (PLS) and visits to COOPAGRES and FDRA. An increase in the collection and correct destination of RSR was detected in the PLS/2019; in 2020, the goals were readjusted due to the COVID 19 pandemic; in 2021, the result was higher than the target, due to the return to face-to-face work. In the conventional collection of the FDRA in the analyzed RSR, in 2019, the paper prevails in 45%, others RSR represent 29%, while the occasional collection had an average of 26%. In March/2022, the share reached 59%. In relation to the FDRA per capita index, in 2019, it was 155.55 kg/inhab/year: in 2020, 14.71 Kg/inhabitant/year and in 2021, 20.33 Kg/inhabitant/year. During the period, the FDRA obtained an improvement, but the planning in the management of RSR needs to spread a posture that aims at the intertwining of sustainability dimensions compatible with the elements of sustainable development, a global civilizing commandment.