REDISA is a South African NPC that works with governments to implement circular economies.
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IMPLEMENT
REDISA creates value through an overarching model which promotes waste minimization, re-use and recycling.
INNOVATE
REDISA drives sustainable behavior as South Africa’s first and only NPC to implement the circular economy on a national scale.
INFLUENCE
REDISA invests in research and development to support its concept of waste into worth.
INSPIRE
REDISA creates fresh opportunities for individuals and businesses.
Highlights
News
Carte Blanche REDISA Update
In 2012 Carte Blanche started investigating allegations that had been made against REDISA, and aired several stories about REDISA between 2015 and 2017. The update broadcast on 16 July 2023 brings the story up to date in light of the January 2019 judgment of the Supreme Court of Appeal. A written statement appears on their web site, A video version can be viewed here.
News
IndWTMP published 7/12/2022
New Plan Disappoints
The DFFE published a draft Industry Waste Tyre Management Plan (IndWTMP) for comment on 7 December 2022, closing date 6 February 2023. This latest IndWTMP unfortunately falls short as much as the earlier Draft 9 previously commented on, and seems to have paid no attention to the commentary submitted on the Draft 9 plan. The IndWTMP is not a plan, nor is it a viable framework for implementing a plan. Our commentary on this latest IndWTMP, submitted on 2 February 2023, can be downloaded here.
News
REDISA Report on Waste Tyre Management in SA
Waste Tyre Management in SA
REDISA has written a report covering the context, opportunities, history, and status quo of waste tyre management in South Africa from the early 2000s to the present day. I
A copy of the report can be downloaded here.
ONE DAY WE WILL HAVE MINED ALL OF OUR RAW MATERIAL
RESOURCES WILL NEED TO BE DERIVED FROM WHAT WE NOW CALL “WASTE”
How do we change waste into worth?