The CleanBC Organics Infrastructure and Collection Program (OICP) keeps organic waste out of landfills and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
OICP funding supports the total investment of $38.85 million towards building new and expanding existing organic waste-processing facilities and residential household collection programs.
The B.C. government contributed $25.9 million to fund up to 66% of eligible project costs of the successful projects.
The OICP provided funding to:
Projects will be operational within the next year.
Funding recipient | Project name (s) |
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City of Campbell River | Automated Curbside Collection for Garbage, Recycling and Organics |
City of Fernie | City of Fernie Organics Collection Program |
City of Kamloops | City of Kamloops Curbside Organics Collection Program |
City of Kimberley | Kimberley Curbside Organics Collection |
City of Powell River | Organics Curbside Collection |
City of Vernon | City of Vernon Household Organics Collection Program |
Cowichan Valley Regional District | Universal Curbside Service |
District of Invermere | District of Invermere’s Curbside Organics |
District of Kitimat | Kitimat Curbside Organics Collection Program |
District of Summerland | Summerland Residential Organic Waste Collection Project |
Esk’etemc | Esk'etemc Community Composting System and Collection Program |
Fraser Valley Regional District | Boston Bar / North Bend Composting Operation |
Gitxaala First Nation | Gitxaala First Nation Community Composting System |
Kitasoo Xai'xais Nation | Kitasoo Xai'xais Nation Community Composting System and Organics Collection Program |
Regional District of Central Kootenay | Regional District of Central Kootenay Residential Curbside Organics Collection Partnership |
Regional District of Kootenay Boundary | McKelvey Creek Watershed Curbside Collection Green Bin Project |
Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen | RDOS Residential Food Waste Collection |
Regional District of Nanaimo | Convertus Facility Upgrade (formerly known as Circular Waste BC) |
Salt Spring Island | Salt Spring Island Composting Project |
Town of Comox | Residential Curbside Organic Waste Collection |
Town of Oliver | Town of Oliver Residential Food Waste Collection |
Village of Lumby | Lumby Food Waste Collection Program |
Successful OICP recipients are required to report at the end of their project using one of the following templates:
Review these guidance documents:
Greenhouse gas emission reductions are determined using: