SICTOMU Recognizes 19 Municipalities for Sustainable Commitment

The waste management syndicate distinguishes communities for their development of shared composting and waste reduction efforts.

Generic image of hands holding a green seedling against a backdrop of soil and compost, symbolizing sustainable waste management.
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Generic image of hands holding a green seedling against a backdrop of soil and compost, symbolizing sustainable waste management.

The SICTOMU has recognized 19 municipalities within its territory for their commitment to developing shared composting, a key initiative for waste reduction.

During its committee meeting on October 13, SICTOMU elected officials honored 19 member municipalities by presenting them with 'Sustainable Town and Village' signs. This distinction acknowledges their involvement in establishing shared composting sites and promoting local valorization of organic waste.
By promoting local composting, these communities actively contribute to reducing the volume of waste transported and processed, while producing a valuable resource for gardens and green spaces.
The SICTOMU thus aimed to recognize the efforts already made and encourage the continuation and development of initiatives for more sustainable waste management within its territory.
This collective effort is part of the syndicate's ongoing action for a territory with less waste and greater respect for resources. These actions will be particularly highlighted during the European Week for Waste Reduction, scheduled from November 21 to 28, featuring numerous activities for residents and communities.
Based on information from the official source: Syndicat de collecte et traitement des ordures ménagères de la région d'Uzès (SICTOMU) (15/10/2026)