Mont-Saint-Guibert studies collective composting sites

The municipality aims to enable residents to recycle their organic waste and foster local exchanges.

Generic image of hands sorting kitchen waste into a communal composter, set in a Belgian village environment.
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Generic image of hands sorting kitchen waste into a communal composter, set in a Belgian village environment.

The Municipality of Mont-Saint-Guibert is considering the installation of collective composting facilities in its neighborhoods to allow residents to process their organic waste.

The goal of this initiative is twofold: to enable residents to transform their kitchen waste into a valuable resource, while also promoting local initiatives and neighborly exchanges.
The municipality is inviting anyone interested in this project to express their interest by sending an email to environnement@mont-saint-guibert.be, specifying their home address.
These responses will help identify the neighborhoods with the highest demand and assess the technical and logistical feasibility of setting up these collective composting sites.
Based on information from the official source: Commune de Mont-Saint-Guibert (21/10/2026)