Food & GardenQuitoJoin Quito's community compost and zero waste networkMunicipal tools: neighbourhood compost Ecuador’s Alianza Basura Cero documents a growing compost network and municipal zero waste ordinances residents can advocate for locally. The alliance publishes a model ordinance and maps community compost sites, from Pomasqui and Cotacachi to neighbourhood clubs such as Club del Compost in Bellavista. What you can do - Find a mapped compostera comunitaria near you and volunteer for a work day. - Ask your parish or neighbourhood council to adopt zero-waste ordinance language from the alliance toolkit. Why it matters Community compost keeps food sovereignty and soil health local while giving municipalities a replicable legal frame, reuse included, not just collection. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. - Report chapter: Zero Waste Europe: Latin America & the Caribbean (5th ed.) · Toolkit: Alianza Basura Cero, zero waste ordinance · Network hub: Alianza Basura Cero Ecuadorcompostordinancecommunity
QuitoDatum offenPomasqui Basura Cero, community compostParish-scale zero waste in the Quito metro Pomasqui Basura Cero is one of the mapped community programmes in the Alianza Basura Cero Ecuador network, combining local compost, reuse, and zero-waste planning tools residents can adapt in neighbouring parishes. Where - Pomasqui parish, north of Quito (approximate pin) How to join - Contact organisers via the Alianza Basura Cero project map for volunteer compost days. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. - Zero waste ordinance toolkit · Network: Alianza Basura Cero Ecuador
