Cape Town is turning dumping sites into community gardens to combat illegal waste dumping with the help of local communities and government departments. The initiative aims to beautify the city while addressing the garbage management problem, with two areas already undergoing transformation. Community engagement is essential, with residents participating to make dumping sites undesirable, and the city offers weekly garbage collection services and recommends applying for extra bins to prevent waste overflow. This communitycentric effort could set a precedent for future collaboration to prevent illegal dumping and achieve sustainable urban futures.
