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Draft Sector Plan and Integrated Waste Management Plan for 2013/14 published 
7 May 2013

This plan consists of operational and support strategies, and contains a schedule of projects and activities. The aim of the IWM plan is to give effect to the strategies, to manage and minimise waste, to ensure sustainable and affordable services, as well as to comply and meet the objectives of the National Waste Management Strategy, per the National Waste Act. To read the plan click here


Phase two of Home-Composting Research Project begins  
6 March 2013

The City of Cape Town’s Utility Services Directorate has started with phase two of its Home-Composting Research Project. This is in line with ongoing investigations into minimising waste as part of our commitment to being a Caring City.
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City waste facility wins award for outstanding achievements 
22 January 2013

The City of Cape Town is pleased to announce that its Kraaifontein Waste Management Facility has excelled and won an award for being one of the most outstanding civil engineering achievements of 2011/12.
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Visit the Waste to Art Market at the Company’s Garden 
19 November 2012

The City of Cape Town’s Solid Waste Management Department is hosting a Waste to Art Market at the Company’s Garden, to show how one person’s waste can become another’s art
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Fishing line bins for the Cape
14 November 2012

Following the successful implementation of a pilot project which uses PVC pipe as bins for discarded fishing line along the Overberg Gansbaai shoreline, beaches on the western..
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New waste drop-off site in Mitchells Plain  
May 2012
Solid Waste Management's new waste drop-off site in Spine Road, Mitchells Plain is officially open to the public. The facility, which is funded by the National Government’s Department of Urban Renewal, is designed to accept general waste, garden waste, builders’ rubble and recyclable material. More...


Solid Waste Management boosts its truck fleet 
May 2012
The City’s Solid Waste Management Department has acquired 37 new waste removal trucks, which will relieve pressure on the older, existing fleet and help to improve service delivery. More...


Talking rubbish: Local community joins the waste-wise conversation  
April 2012
The Durbanville community hosted their first Green Expo on Tuesday, 13 March 2012, showcasing the talents of eco-savvy entrepreneurs and artists local to the area and from across Cape Town. More...


Communities to recycle
31 May 2011


E-waste Collection Day

30 March 2011


Becoming waste wise
25 March 2011



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