Le tri à la source des biodéchets désormais proposé à près d'un Français sur deux, selon l'Ademe
Anne Lenormand
Banque des Territoires (Localtis)
Urban Farm DB summary
Reporting that France's source-separation infrastructure for biowaste has tripled in three years since the January 2024 legal mandate, giving 32.1 million French residents (about 50%) access to sorting solutions (municipal collection, individual and shared composting). The rollout had a difficult start but is now accelerating, with 20 million more residents expected to gain access.
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- 32,100,000 people↑ Increase
population access count(biowaste sorting mandate)
PolicyControl: tripled over 3 years- region
- France
- year
- 2025
- 900,000 t_per_year
annual sorted tonnage(household food waste sorting)
Compost- region
- France
- year
- 2025
- 56 %
sorting participation rate(household food waste sorting)
Compost- region
- France
- year
- 2025
- 37 %
composting rate(household composting)
Compost- region
- France
- year
- 2025
- 100,000,000 eur
investment amount(green fund investment)
Economics- region
- France
- year
- since 2023
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