A Simple Fact:

Israel is among the world’s leading waste-generating countries.

At Smart Waste, we use breakthrough recycling technologies to turn a growing challenge into a valuable resource - creating cleaner environments and real benefits for communities across Israel.

Today, the average person in Israel generates approximately 1.6 kg of waste per day - nearly half a ton per year.

Together, this adds up to more than 6 million tons of waste annually.

With continued population growth, that number is expected to reach at least 7 million tons per year by 2035.

The Challenge

Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide

These are greenhouse gases, resulting from human activity, that block heat emission from the Earth.
Any significant change in the amount of greenhouse gases may cause extreme changes in the weather: drought, storms, floods, diseases, the danger of extinction of plants and animals, and more.

That’s why smarter action is essential — to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions driven by human activity.

Advanced Waste Sorting Infrastructure

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To reduce the environmental impacts of waste, the state has launched a national infrastructure project.

We are committed to continuous growth - enabling smarter waste management that improves quality of life for communities nationwide.

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Smart Waste Ltd.

1A HaYarden Street
P.O. Box 1133
Airport City 7010000

manager@thesmartwaste.com

A Simple Fact:

Israel is among the world’s leading waste-generating countries.

At Smart Waste, we use breakthrough recycling technologies to turn a growing challenge into a valuable resource - creating cleaner environments and real benefits for communities across Israel.

Today, the average person in Israel generates approximately 1.6 kg of waste per day - nearly half a ton per year.

Together, this adds up to more than 6 million tons of waste annually.

With continued population growth, that number is expected to reach at least 7 million tons per year by 2035.

The Challenge

Once waste leaves our homes and businesses

it is taken to a centralized transfer facility

where dry and wet waste streams are separated

The dry fraction is sent to industry, while the wet one is directed to landfills

As the waste decomposes, greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere.

Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide

Our Purpose

To reduce the environmental impacts of waste, the state has launched a national infrastructure project.

We are committed to continuous growth - enabling smarter waste management that improves quality of life for communities nationwide.

Reduce the number of trucks for transporting waste

To maximize the recycling process

To significantly improve the separation process of wet and dry waste

Reduce costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions