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Small Players In Waste Economy Invited To Register On WEERSA To Access Benefits

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Published: June 28, 2026
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Cape Town – The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment is calling on Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs/SMMEs) operating in the waste economy with a valid CIPC number to register on the newly established Waste Economy Enterprises Repository of South Africa (WEERSA).

The department noted that the absence of a centralised, up-to-date, and user-friendly repository has significantly limited policymakers’ and stakeholders’ ability to access critical sector information, develop evidence-based interventions, allocate resources efficiently, and provide targeted support to MSMEs/SMMEs in the waste economy.

Owned by the department, WEERSA is a smart web- and mobile-based national directory solution designed to map, connect, and empower MSMEs/SMMEs operating in the waste sector across South Africa.

WEERSA is a credible, comprehensive, and accessible database of waste economy enterprises established to address the longstanding challenge of obtaining reliable and comprehensive data on enterprises in the waste economy, where both formal and informal businesses play important roles, thereby strengthening sector coordination, informed decision-making, and inclusive economic growth.

The main objectives of WEERSA are to:

  • Accurately register and maintain a repository of MSMEs in the waste sector.
  • Act as a source of accurate information for the waste sector.
  • Provide MSMEs with information about funding and empowerment opportunities.
  • Act as a link between key role players in the waste sector.

The department encourages all SMMEs/SMMEs in the waste sector to register on WEERSA and become part of a network that supports the development and transformation of South Africa’s waste economy.

The WEERSA system went  live on Friday, 26 June 2026, and can be accessed via the following link: (https://weersa.environment.gov.za/).

VERY BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL WASTE ENTREPRENEURS! 📢💰🇿🇦

Are you running a small business, a local buy-back centre, or a recycling project in your community? Then today is your day to step up! 🟢

Today, the DFFE is officially going live with the brand-new WEERSA smart… pic.twitter.com/HM3W2ylj6B

— Environmentza (@environmentza) June 26, 2026
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