Antas de Ulla improves waste management with EU and Xunta support

The Council implements separate collection of biowaste to increase eco-efficiency and reduce general waste.

Generic image of green recycling and compost bins in front of a Galician town hall.
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Generic image of green recycling and compost bins in front of a Galician town hall.

The Council of Antas de Ulla has received aid aimed at local entities in Galicia to finance actions to increase eco-efficiency in municipal waste management, with the objective of expanding management capacity and increasing selective collection.

These grants, co-financed by the European Union, the Xunta de Galicia, and the European Regional Development Fund, aim to expand municipal waste management capacity. The intended outcome is an increase in the amount of waste that citizens selectively collect.
A key initiative is the separate collection of biowaste. The Council encourages residents to request their 'brown bin' to contribute to transforming organic waste into compost. This practice seeks to reduce the overall volume of garbage and protect the environment.
The initiative is part of sustainability and circular economy strategies, supported by European and regional funds, including the Xacobeo 2027 program.
Based on information from the official source: Concello de Antas de Ulla (19/10/2026)