Pampiri Indaba bags are made from waste paper and recycled materials. Local residents donate newspapers, magazines, old annual reports and calendars which are used to make a variety of bags from small to large, or, customised to your specific...

IZWA is a registered Section 21 not-for-profit organization, working towards a world without waste through public education and practical application of Zero Waste principles.

The NCPC-SA was launched during the World Summit for Sustainable Development in Johannesburg 2002. It is a co-operation program between South Africa and UNIDO with financial assistance from the DTI, CSIR and the Governments of Austria and...

The e-Waste Association of South Africa (eWASA) was established in 2008 to manage the establishment of a sustainable environmentally sound e-waste management system for the country.

Since then the non-profit organisation has been working...

Buyisa-e-Bag is a section 21 company established by Government with the mandate to create jobs, alleviate poverty and empower the youth through recycling initiatives country wide. Buyisa-e-Bag is funded by National Treasury with a portion of the...

The Paper Recycling association of South Africa aims to reduce the amount of recoverable paper that goes to landfill by progressively increasing the paper recovery rate. We will do this by promoting the concept of reuse, reduce, recycle, recover...

The Packaging Council of South Africa (PACSA) was founded in 1984, replacing the Association of Packaging Manufacturers. PACSA is closely associated with The Institute of Packaging South Africa (IPSA).

PACSA is a voluntary industry body....

Collect-a-Can is dedicated to ensuring that used beverage cans, (UBC's) and consequently tinplate, exist in harmony with the environment. Driven by a need to empower local communities and individuals, it is a non-profit making...