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Cape Town approves first Waste Strategy for next coming ten years

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City of Cape Town council has approved the first Waste Strategy, as it proactively outlined the game plan for over next 10 years to manage the waste more effectively and sustainably, in collaboration with all Cape Town stakeholders to help in creating a cleaner Cape Town for all. Reportedly, the vision for Cape Town is to deliver a clean city for all, where the residents and businesses have access to quality, sustainable and affordable waste ser…

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Reducing Waste at our Fingertips

The City of Cape Town currently manages about 2,1 million tonnes of waste annually, with about 31,53% of this waste currently diverted from landfill. ‘All of us generate waste by the products we buy and use so let’s all work together and do what we can, where we are, to help protect our environment by reducing waste that ends up at landfill. This includes waste from food, electronics and packaging. Helping to free up space at landfill and reduce…

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Cape Town unveils first waste strategy for a cleaner future

The City of Cape Town has launched its first-ever Waste Strategy, which aims to improve waste management over the next decade. Approved by the city council, the plan is being implemented to create a cleaner Mother City. According to the municipality, the strategy focuses on three key goals: optimizing current waste services, reducing landfill waste, and expanding waste management services through partnerships. Furthermore, it prioritizes tackl…

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