World Cleanup Day

8 Surprisingly Unsustainable Things around You

It’s no secret that plastic bags are bad for the environment. But what about chewing gum? Or candles? Read on to find out what unsustainable things surround you every day.

Take Home Food, not Trash

Get the ultimate guide to sustainable grocery shopping! Learn how and where you can buy food that produces less waste.

All You Should Know About Recycling

Recycling is not rocket science, but you should learn some basic rules. Get the guidelines for your local area and improve your skills.

Zero Waste Student Activities on Earth Day

Students, celebrate Earth Day zero waste style! Choose an activity to do for the environment on 22 April, whether at university or at home.

TOP 5 Mistakes Beginners Usually Make when Going Zero Waste

Avoid the 5 most common mistakes almost every beginner makes. Let your zero waste lifestyle start without a hitch!

Zero Waste Journey: Let’s Start Together

Join us in learning how to go zero waste! In this article, we will clear up the main principles of a zero waste lifestyle, so you can apply them asap and begin waste-free living.

International humanitarian project Let’s do it Ukraine SOS

Let’s do it Ukraine SOS assists to provide food, hygiene and basic medicine as well as humanitarian aid during the crisis from abroad.

Let's Do It World's Annual Report for 2021 released

LDIW's Annual Report 2021 summarizes another year of events, programs, and projects with the mission to create a waste-free world.

Let’s Do It World is an Accredited Member of the United Nations Environment Assembly

Let’s Do It World is an Accredited Member of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) of UNEP. Let’s Do It World has achieved an observer status to the Assembly and its subsidiary bodies.

The world is changed by volunteering

Thank you to the 8.5 Million volunteers who took part in World Cleanup Day this year and made a positive impact on their communities and the environment.

New record beat: over 190 countries and territories participated in World Cleanup Day 2021

Millions of people from 191 countries have gathered to clean up their communities on 18th September for World Cleanup Day.

Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid participated in a World Cleanup Day pre-event in Nairobi, Kenya

Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid, who was in Kenya for a three-day state visit, participated in a World Cleanup Day pre-event in Mitchuki park, Nairobi on 10th of September together with the president of Let´s Do It World Heidi Solba and Executive Director of Let´s Do It World Anneli Ohvril.

You only need a great spirit to change the world. Meet Faatiha!

Faatiha Aayat, a Bangladeshi fifth-grader has started her campaign in collaboration with UNDP Bangladesh against plastic waste on World Cleanup Day.

Short stories from Malaysia, Singapore, Benin and China

Here are some of the stories from different countries from World Cleanup Day events all over the world.

World Cleanup Day Held on Saturday

Millions of people from up to 180 countries have pledged to participate in the fourth World Cleanup Day held on Saturday, September 18. A 24-hour green wave of cleanups, socially distanced and safe, is stretched across the planet beginning in Fiji and ending in Hawaii.