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Rubaga South Division, Kampala

IGESWaste Services

Rubaga South Division, Kampala

Waste collection for Rubaga South.

IGES Waste Services collects from homes, rentals, shops, schools and building sites across five parishes. Every premise has its own QR sticker at the gate, and every payment is receipted.

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A red HOWO tipper with a green IGES body, loaded high with sacks of waste and crew on top, on a Kampala road
Parishes served
5
Zones on the round
36
Premises on the register
2,505
IGES crew in orange vests loading roadside waste into a red and green tipper truck
Crew loading at the roadside

Who we serve

Homes, businesses and institutions.

These are the client types on the IGES client register today.

  • Households
  • Rentals and tenants
  • Landlords
  • Shops
  • Salons
  • Restaurants
  • Clinics
  • Schools
  • Garages
  • Construction sites
  • Hotels and lodges

How it works

From your gate to your receipt, in four stops.

The full process

  1. Step 1: We register your premise

    An IGES officer visits, records the premise and its contact details, and captures its location on the map.

  2. Step 2: A QR sticker goes on the gate

    The officer prints the premise's own QR sticker on the spot and fixes it at the gate before leaving.

  3. Step 3: Crews collect on schedule

    Crews collect on the schedule agreed at registration, and each pick-up is recorded against the premise.

  4. Step 4: You pay and get a receipt

    Pay in cash, by MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money or bank transfer. Every payment is recorded and receipted.

Service areas

Five parishes of Rubaga South Division.

36 zones across 5 parishes. Choose a parish to see its line.

Najjanankumbi I · 4 zones

  1. Busabala Zone, Najjanankumbi I
  2. Central Zone, Najjanankumbi I
  3. Church Zone, Najjanankumbi I
  4. Namuli Zone, Najjanankumbi I

Is your zone on the line? Send a request and the office will call you.

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The fleet

Tippers, trucks and pickups

IGES runs a fleet of tipper trucks and smaller collection trucks, with IGES pickups alongside the crews.

The front of a red HOWO truck lettered MTSL/DML and IGES WASTE SERVICES at a fuel station
HOWO tipper, MTSL/DML on the cab
A blue Isuzu collection truck lettered IGES WASTE SERVICES, with crew standing on its load
Isuzu collection truck
A white IGES pickup and a loaded tipper on a street at dusk
Pickup and tipper at dusk
Crew loading sacks of waste into a green and red tipper at the roadside
Loading sacks into a smaller truck
The IGES team in orange vests and hard hats gathered beside an IGES pickup
The IGES team in orange vests and hard hats

Billing and payment

Bill the way that suits the premise.

The billing cycle is agreed with the office when the premise is registered.

Billing options

Monthly
One bill each month.
Quarterly
One bill every three months.
Annual
One bill for the year.
Per pick-up
Bring your waste to the truck and pay for that pick-up.
As per contract
Terms set out in a contract with the office.

Ways to pay

  • Cash
  • MTN Mobile Money
  • Airtel Money
  • Bank Transfer

Each payment is recorded against your premise, and you receive a receipt for it.

Questions

Frequently asked

Which areas do you collect in?

IGES collects across Rubaga South Division, Kampala, in the parishes of Najjanankumbi I, Najjanankumbi II, Busega, Mutundwe and Kabowa, covering 36 zones between them. The service areas page lists every zone.

Who can sign up for collection?

The IGES client register carries households, rentals and tenants, landlords, shops, salons, restaurants, clinics, schools, garages, construction sites, and hotels and lodges.

How do I start?

Send a request from the contact page with your name and telephone number. An IGES officer then registers your premise, records its location and fixes a QR sticker at your gate.

How often will the truck come?

Crews collect on the schedule agreed for your premise when the officer registers it.

How is billing arranged?

The office bills monthly, quarterly or annually, per pick-up when you bring your waste to the truck, or as set out in a contract.

How can I pay?

IGES accepts cash, MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money and bank transfer. Each payment is recorded against your premise and receipted.

What is the QR sticker on my gate for?

The sticker identifies your premise to IGES crews and the office. Scan it with a phone camera and enter your PIN to see your account.

Who runs IGES Waste Services?

IGES Waste Services is run by MTSL-DML @ IGES Waste Services JV, a joint venture of Mega Technical Services Ltd and Deers Mart Ltd.

Get your premise on the round.

Tell us where you are and what kind of premise you run. The IGES office takes it from there.

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