H.E Mr. Lameck Nthekela attended a meeting in Västerås, Sweden on the 18th March 2015. The meeting discussed the progress of the Gaborone Transfer and Recycling Station (GTARS). This is a partnership project between Gaborone City Council and the City of Västerås (2013-2015) and their focus is on waste management projects. The delegation from Gaborone City Council was led by the His Worship the Deputy Mayor Kagiso Tshekega. GTARS’s aim is to reduce the amount of waste generate by Gaborone through re-cycling. It also intended to help reducing the overall distance to the landfill by the compactor refuse trucks thereby focusing more on increasing the frequency and predictability of collection.
Gaborone City Council is currently undertaking the “Waste Not” project that involves separation of waste at source. This project is to teach Gaborone residents a culture of separating waste in to streams, cutting the cost of disaggregating waste for the recycling purposes. GCC has already operationalized it by piloting it at Gaborone.
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