Grant - waste paper
Schools, associations, churches and foundations can apply for a waste paper (and cardboard) subsidy. However, the scrap paper must come from household waste.
What do you need to know?
Where to collect?
As a school, association, church or foundation, you collect waste paper at a fixed location on your own premises and/or by collecting door-to-door. You must use a roller container of at least 660 liters.
How much do you get?
The amount to be paid out consists of 2 parts:
- Waste paper fee.
- The grant.
The subsidy is always €0.03 per kilo. The fee for the waste paper depends on the price of paper and can vary from month to month. From this fee, the cost of emptying the container is deducted.
Permit required
To receive the subsidy, you must have a collection permit. You can arrange this using the Waste Paper Subsidy Application form.
Waste paper
- newspapers
- advertising flyers
- magazines
- envelopes
- old (telephone) books
- computer sheets and other office paper
- paper bags
- gift wrap
Cardboard
- egg cartons
- cardboard packaging
- sliced or torn cardboard boxes
- toilet rolls
No scrap paper or cardboard
- styrofoam*
- photos
- plastic containers to hold advertising materials and magazines
- binders
- cardboard packaging of dairy products and juices**
- wet and/or soiled paper and cardboard, such as:
- kitchen roll paper
- toilet paper
- wallpaper
- pizza boxes / cake boxes
* From cardboard packing boxes, remove the Styrofoam.
** Drink containers belong in the orange PBD container.