Key Players (Solid Waste Management)

In Mauritius, the management of solid waste involves a variety of stakeholders across government, private sector, non-profit organizations, and community groups.  These stakeholders work collaboratively to tackle challenges in solid waste management in Mauritius, striving to enhance efficiency, promote recycling, and reduce environmental impacts associated with waste disposal.

Government and Regulatory Bodies

1. Solid Waste Management Division of the Ministry of Environment, Solid Waste Management and Climate Change - Responsible for formulating policies, regulations, and overseeing solid waste management practices.
2. The Local Authorities, including Municipal and District Councils - Handle the collection, transportation, and disposal of solid waste in their respective jurisdictions.
3. Mauritius Standards Bureau - Ensures that waste management practices meet national and international standards.

Private Sector

1. Business Mauritius - Apex private-sector body; coordinates business engagement on energy, climate, circular economy and environmental performance.
2. Waste Management Companies:
   • Environ Ltd. - Specializes in waste collection, recycling, and disposal services.
   • Sotravic Ltd. - Provides integrated waste management services, including landfill management and recycling.
   • Polyeco SA -  hazardous waste management
3. Recycling Companies:
   • Recycle Moi Ltd. - Focuses on collecting and recycling various types of waste materials.
   • Green Ltd. - Engages in the recycling of electronic waste and other recyclables.
   • Others as in the list of recyclers

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Foundations

1. Mission Verte - Focuses on waste reduction and recycling through community engagement and education.
2. EcoMode Society - Promotes sustainable waste practices and environmental conservation at the community level.

Educational and Research Institutions

1. University of Mauritius - Conducts research and provides education on waste management technologies and sustainability.
2. Mauritius Institute of Education - Develops educational programs focused on environmental awareness and waste management for schools.

International and Regional Partners

1. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) - Supports projects aimed at improving waste management and reducing environmental impact.
2. Global Environment Facility (GEF) - Provides funding and technical assistance for waste management projects.

Community-Based Initiatives

1. Local Recycling Initiatives - Community-driven programs aimed at promoting recycling and reducing landfill use.
2. Neighborhood Clean-Up Groups - Volunteer groups that organize local clean-up events to manage litter and promote recycling.