Opportunities

This is the final quarterly report for the second quarter of the 2021/22 financial year, detailing Pikitup's performance, achievements, and challenges during that period.

Who it is for:

members of the public, researchers, and municipal oversight bodies

How to act on it:

visit the Pikitup website and download the report from the Annual Reports section

This document outlines Pikitup’s achievements, challenges, and financial outcomes for the 2010-2011 financial year.

Who it is for:

public, researchers, and institutional reviewers

How to act on it:

visit the Pikitup website and download the report from the Annual Reports section

This report evaluates Pikitup’s performance halfway through the 2016-2017 financial year, including key achievements and areas needing improvement.

Who it is for:

internal managers, oversight committees, and public observers

How to act on it:

visit the Pikitup website and download the report from the Annual Reports section

This report summarizes Pikitup’s activities, achievements, and financial status for the 2013-2014 financial year.

Who it is for:

public, researchers, and institutional stakeholders

How to act on it:

visit the Pikitup website and download the report from the Annual Reports section

This document presents the final assessment of Pikitup’s performance for the second quarter of the 2017-2018 financial year.

Who it is for:

management, internal teams, and oversight bodies

How to act on it:

visit the Pikitup website and download the report from the Annual Reports section

Residents in areas not covered by the Separation@Source programme can drop off recyclable waste at Pikitup Garden Sites located across Johannesburg. This allows for continued participation in recycling efforts regardless of local service coverage.

Who it is for:

residents in non-S@S serviced areas

How to act on it:

Bring recyclable materials to any Pikitup Garden Site in the city for drop-off.

Co-operatives and small enterprises are engaged to collect and sort recyclable waste from households and businesses. This creates jobs and income opportunities for unemployed residents in Johannesburg.

Who it is for:

co-operatives and small enterprises

How to act on it:

Apply or register to participate in waste collection and sorting operations managed by Pikitup.

Residents in selected S@S serviced areas receive weekly recycling bags and have them collected weekly. This initiative helps separate recyclable materials like paper, plastic, cans, bottles, and electronic waste from general waste.

Who it is for:

residents in selected S@S serviced areas

How to act on it:

Participate by keeping recyclable materials separate in allocated bins and ensuring they are placed out for weekly collection.

The public can reach the Pikitup call centre to get assistance with waste collection schedules, service requests, or general inquiries about waste management in Johannesburg.

Who it is for:

residents and businesses in Johannesburg

How to act on it:

Call 010 055 5990 or 087 357 1068

Individuals can contact the main office of Pikitup Johannesburg SOC Ltd by telephone to ask questions about waste services, operations, or other related matters.

Who it is for:

residents, businesses, and organisations in Johannesburg

How to act on it:

Call the Pikitup Head Office at (011) 712-5200

Members of the public can send feedback, suggestions, or complaints about Pikitup services directly to designated email addresses.

Who it is for:

residents, businesses, and community members

How to act on it:

Email info@pikitup.co.za or muzimkhwanazi@pikitup.co.za

Individuals and businesses can contact specific Pikitup depots and landfills to inquire about waste disposal procedures, hours of operation, or access requirements.

Who it is for:

residents, businesses, waste haulers, and contractors

How to act on it:

Call the relevant depot or landfill number listed, such as 087 357 1591 for Marie Louise Landfill