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GAYO targets 200 tonnes of organic waste monthly

The Green Africa Youth Organisation (GAYO) is targeting a fourfold increase in the volume of organic waste it collects and diverts from landfills monthly, from 50 tonnes to 200 tonnes by the end of 2027, under its Zero Waste Cities Project. The initiative seeks to expand the collection and processing of organic waste in municipalities … The post GAYO targets 200 tonnes of organic waste monthly…

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