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Waste management improvements in Brindisi

Overview

The Puglia regional government approved funding for Brindisi to improve its waste-separation infrastructure and reduce household waste taxes (TARI). The investment aims to address low recycling rates and accelerate the establishment of a waste-processing plant.

Following this regional support, the Brindisi City Council approved new industrial waste management guidelines. These guidelines will form the basis of a ten-year tender for waste collection and disposal. The new strategy seeks to achieve a minimum waste separation rate of 65% and reduce landfill use by moving away from a uniform “door-to-door” model in favor of a tailored approach based on urban density and local needs.

Entities

Brindisi · Ager · Isabella Lettori · Antonio Decaro · Region of Puglia

Timeline

  1. 16 days ago

    [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Brindisi approves new industrial waste management guidelines

    Brindisi has approved guidelines for a new ten-year industrial waste management plan aiming for 65% waste separation.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Puglia Region Allocates Funds to Brindisi to Boost Waste Separation and Cut TARI

    Puglia’s President Antonio Decaro approved funding for Brindisi to improve waste separation and reduce the TARI waste tax, citing low recycling rates and pending plant projects.

Sources

agendabrindisi.it · brindisitime.it · newspam.it