About Us

About Walton Africa Waste Company Limited and it's Zero Waste City solutions

Walton Africa Waste Company is a youth-led company dedicated to waste collection, sorting, and recycling to address the issue of climate change, indecent work, economic growth, and gender disparities.

We are also dedicated to converting plastic and textile, and food waste into eco-friendly products using the 3R (reduce, reuse, recycle) to save our planet earth by adding value to them to become innovative items. Our company focuses on the empowerment of unemployed youths by training them on effective ways to earn income from recycling plastic and textile waste. We also engage in grassroots and creative awareness programs geared towards achieving a clean environment.

Plastic waste collection

Assisting clients to start a recycling program, set up logistics for recovery and respond to collection requests digitally.

Recycling services

Recovering, collecting and recycling various forms of plastic, food, paper, and textile waste into new products. Clients can request for this service via our application.

Greentech solution

We use Artificial intelligence, and runs applications with a digital platform that is tailored to beat waste pollution through awareness creation and allowing clients and customers to start recycling programs as well as request pick up with click of the button.

Recycling hubs and transport

Using recycling centers and hubs across urban areas to enable citizens to easily recycle their waste. Request your waste collected through our application.

Sorting and processing

We sort and processes waste such as recovered plastic waste into flakes and pellets and solves plastic manufacturers for reuse into new plastic products at low cost and less energy.

Recycled products

We make products from plastic, food, paper, and textile waste through value addition such as compost manure, bags, including shredded plastics like flakes, pellets which can be used for making new products like plastic fences as well as introduced into the construction and housing sector. Others include eco-friendly bricks, and flower pots.

Climate action

Taking practical actions to mitigate the negative impacts of climate change on our changing world and reverse some of these issues before it is too late by 2030.

Decent work and economic growth

Provide green and decent jobs that contribute to achieving the per capita economic growth in line with local conditions, with Uganda achieving an annual GDP growth rate of at least 10% by 2030.

Gender equality

Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls by involving them in decision-making as a fundamental instrument for building a more peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world by 2030.