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Date generated: 23/10/2026
Report on environmental conditions and waste collection infrastructure

Municipality of Ulcinj

An analysis based on citizen reports and mapped locations within the municipality. The report brings together data on illegal dumps, waste collection service coverage in settlements, loads on service points and identified deficits to support planning and decision making.

Prepared for the local government of the municipality of Ulcinj
01

Summary of conditions

1
Dumps mapped
0
Service points
1
Settlements with dumps
0
Settlements without infrastructure
Main finding: The settlement of Đerana has the highest environmental risk score in the municipality (8/100).
02

Environmental conditions | Illegal dumps

1dump
Large0
Medium1
Small0
Scattered litter0
Environmental risk by settlement
Đerana8 / 100 · Low(population not recorded)
SettlementDumpsLargeMediumSmallScattered litterRiskInfrastructure
Đerana10100Low—
Total10100

The table includes only settlements with at least one recorded dump. The Infrastructure column shows the settlement's coverage rating from section 03.

03

Waste collection service coverage by settlement

For each settlement: the share of its demand covered by the capacity of the service points it uses. Coverage below 100% means capacity does not meet the settlement's demand. Service point numbers (ST) are the same as in section 04.

There is not enough data on settlements and service points to calculate coverage.

Norm (municipal waste generated per resident per week, as set in the platform): rural settlement 36 L (none in this municipality), suburban 36 L (none in this municipality), urban 36 L (none in this municipality). For reference, average municipal waste generation in Montenegro is 602.2 kg per resident per year (MONSTAT, 2024), or about 11.6 kg per week. At a mixed waste density of 300 kg/m³, the upper end of the 100 to 300 kg/m³ range, this is approximately 39 L per resident per week.

04

Service points | Pressure and users

A service point is a recorded location of one or more containers. For each point: who uses it and how heavily it is loaded. Direct users (D) are the settlements the point is intended to serve. Indirect users (GAP) are settlements without their own infrastructure whose waste is brought to this point. Points are sorted by pressure, from highest to lowest.

No service points have been recorded in this municipality.

05

Recommendations for the local government

✓
Current conditions do not require urgent action

There are no settlements with elevated environmental risk, overloaded service points or settlements outside service plans. We recommend continuing regular mapping and monitoring.

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Report generated from citizen reports and mapped locations. The data is public and available under CC BY 4.0, with attribution.

Data source: Ekomapa platform
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Data is updated automatically as new reports and mapped locations are added to the platform.