All the World Cleanup Day volunteers around the world – You are true heroes! To celebrate the success, rewatch the broadcast recording of World Cleanup Day and Beyond in the Live section.
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One-day, one country cleanup formula is invented in Estonia, when 50 000 people came out for 4 hours and cleaned up the whole country.
This started series of cleanups first in Europe and elsewhere in the World, eventually becoming a movement.
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From March until September, over 30 countries held one-day cleanups with over Million volunteers, and Let’s Do It! movement is born.
LETS DO IT WORLD 2016
Organization for the first World Cleanup Day starts, along side with creating a new Network of Let’s Do It! countries.
LETS DO IT WORLD 2018
First World Cleanup Day is held on 15th September. The green wave of cleanups started in New Zealand and ended in Hawaii 36 hours later. 157 countries with 17.6 million volunteers took part.
LETS DO IT WORLD 2019
Let’s Do It World NGO is established with establishment of membership based environmental organisation to represent and coordinate the countries in Let’s do it World network.
LETS DO IT WORLD 2020
First global Digital Cleanup Day is held on Earth Day in April, to bring attention to the growing issue of energy consumption of our digital practices and of digital waste.
LETS DO IT WORLD 2021
Let’s Do It World Annual Conference is held virtually for the first time, attracting more than 2500 participants.
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