The 6th World Cleanup Day engaged 14,9 million participants from 190 countries despite conflicts, natural disasters and wars. Altogether, 60 000 tons of waste was gathered by volunteers donating 30 million hours in just one day.

Menstruation is the best time of the month. Said no one ever! But will you feel a bit better if we say that you can at least make your period totally eco-friendly? Read our article to find out how to become a Wonder Woman during menstruation. 

After the busy Christmas period, January is the perfect time to think about what should stay in your life, and what should go. So, let’s start with your old stuff—and do some eco-friendly decluttering! 

Serving both a fantastic Christmas dinner and producing minimal food waste is a totally doable task. Get ready for an eco-friendly holiday feast with our tips!

Do you want to give presents that are cherished rather than wasted? For inspiration, check out our tips on how to choose a gift—whether for a child or an adult.

Christmas decorations with minimal negative impact on the environment are possible! Check out this article for helpful tips.

Can’t imagine a present without wrapping? If not, check out our article on wrapping gifts in the most eco-friendly way.

A mindful attitude to the environment unfolds through simple but beautiful daily habits. If you want to know what else you can do for nature, think outside the box with these ideas!

Let's Do It World attended and led several meetings and panels about World Cleanup Day at COP27, with the key message that big civic movements are powerful tools to achieve seismic social shifts.

How can we start to make small changes in all areas of our life and see the green benefits?

Often it’s plastic waste that’s the most demonised by society. But food waste also has a big impact on the environment! Let’s look at the issue closely, and uncover the solutions together.

Do I really need this, or do I just want it?

An honourable mention for the all-Ukrainian youth movement Let's Do It Ukraine.

The more “trendy” caring about the environment becomes, the more false environmental claims you can find from businesses. Let’s find out together how to avoid falling for greenwashing.

Some zero waste swaps can really help you to reduce the amount of waste you produce. Some, on the other hand, just don’t make sense. Here’s a list of items to avoid.

Let’s talk about NFTs and Sustainability

Right before World Cleanup Day 2022, an Academy was held by our Let’s Do It World Asia and Oceania Leaders

In this article, we show how to take your environmental action to the next level, and make your sustainability impact even greater. Read on to find out how!

Environmental actions will never originate from eco-shaming or eco-guilt. Let’s find out what they are, and how to cope with them.

Despite the war, Ukraine gathered tens thousands of people to clean up their home country in 2022.

Year 2022 will be recorded in Cyprus's cleanup history.

Making sure we look good shouldn’t impact the environment. If you agree, check out our article on how to stop fast fashion from harming the planet.

Everyone who takes part in a cleanup is a hero. But you can always do more to make your cleanups extra impactful! Here are some options for cleanup waste management.

Read about Let's Do It Indonesia's predictions, plans and future goals

How has Let's Do It! Germany contributed to the success of World Cleanup Day?

Let’s Do It World, and EARTHDAY.ORG networks will join hands to unite 190 countries around the world on World Cleanup Day 2022, on September 17th with the ultimate goal of activating 5% of the population. ‍

Mozambique is about to engage 1 million people to World Cleanup Day!

Many partner organisations have joined National CleanUp Day to make this a successful year at World Cleanup Day.

In Mexico this year will be the biggest World Cleanup Day we have ever reported.

Kyrgyzstan is about to celebrate World Cleanup Day for the fifth time.

Due to the ongoing war situation, the World Cleanup Day in Ukraine will be held from August 17 to September 17.

Adulthood opens a door to sexual pleasure, but along with it comes the duty to take responsibility for the waste you produce. Read this article to find out how these two things are correlated.

You’d never believe how useful orange peels or coffee grounds can be when they get into the right hands! Read our final article in the eco-friendly business series to learn all the secrets!

Incorporating zero waste principles into business practices must become the norm for every entrepreneur. Check out our examples and get inspired!

Let’s continue our series on zero waste businesses with some examples of upcycling companies.

Get inspired by our ideas for zero waste businesses and start your entrepreneurship career by helping the planet!

World Cleanup Day 2022 is around the corner! Let’s engage 5% of the population in each nation on Earth. Save the date 17th September 2022 and join a cleanup near you! If you can’t find a cleanup event, organise one yourself and register your event here. 

Today we’ll discuss how to clean your home of both dirt and plastic at the same time. That way, neither your home’s cleanliness nor the environment will suffer.

What is the difference between biodegradable, compostable and bio-based plastics? Are they all better than regular plastics? Let’s find out today!

Valuable tips for safe and efficient cleanups from the experience of a passionate Dutch nature lover and naturalist.

More than 30 leaders from different countries gathered in Estonia for LDIW Global Summit 2022 - a reunion creating the essence of our global family. 

Like all countries in the world, Kazakhstan has multiple environmental challenges. Here, these are being faced by our own Let’s Do It World warrior, Shassalim Shagalimov.

UN Stockholm 50+ marked fifty years since the UN Conference on the Human Environment, the first gathering of global leaders to focus seriously on the world’s environmental issues, which took place in 1972.

Let’s Do It World was presented at the 11th World Urban Forum (WUF11), 26-30 June 2022, to discuss global urbanisation challenges and solutions.

Let’s Do It World HQ visited the Let's Do It Georgia team and met with delegations in Kaspi and Kashuri with the aim to accelerate sustainable change in these municipalities.

Hurry up and read this article if you want to do your plastic recycling like a pro!

Let’s discuss the pros and cons of plastic, and find out if it’s possible to be eco-friendly while using plastic.

Is it affordable to go zero waste? Can you produce less waste if you’re on a budget? Find the answers in our article!

Doing sustainable laundry is easier than you think! Try out these tips to prevent wasting tons of plastic, water and energy!

Sustainable travelling isn't much harder than sustainability in daily life in general. Read our article to find out how!

Let's Do It World network celebrated World Environment Day around the globe with mini-cleanups.

Digital Cleanup Day 2022 final results are here!

Let’s Do It World network was present at the UN Stockholm 50+ international environmental meeting with the session “Youth Perspectives from Paris to Stockholm and Sharm el-Sheikh”, led by the Leader of Let's Do It Egypt, Ahmed Fatay.

Let’s Do It World hosted the Kenyan delegation from Nairobi County Government, National Environmental Management Authority and Let’s do it Kenya.

Do you forget about nature when taking care of your appearance? Check how sustainable your beauty routine is with our mini-guide.

Many sustainability problems come down to human behaviour change. In these cases, providing information is important, but information alone is often ineffective when it comes to the results.

Let your dog go zero waste with you! We guarantee it’s not "impawssible".

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Digital Cleanup was in focus on 19 March 2022 and we already have some remarkable results to share.

Let’s Do It World's Global Ambassador Kristjan Järvi is giving a live-streamed performance on Saturday, 26 March

​​As Ukrainians are up against one of the most serious threats in recent history to their nation’s existence, we have to come together to aid innocent people in this crisis.

Let's Do It World invites individuals and organisations to reduce their carbon footprint and stop climate warming.

Let's Do It World's Annual Clean Conference with 63 international speakers was held from 27 to 30 January 2022.

Let´s Do It World has joined the UN SDG campaign #FlipTheScript also in 2022. This is the year we must change the story and set the world on a course towards sustainability.

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

Sustainable Environmental Educational Program with its digital platform will be launched by Let's Do It World in Namibia and other African countries.

LDIW new Board of Directors was elected for 2022-2024 during the annual Clean Conference in January.

On January 11th Digital Cleanup Challenge was launched and introduced at the Expo by Kersti Kaljulaid (former president of Estonia), Daniel Schaer (Commissioner General), and Heidi Solba (President of Let’s Do It World).

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.

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.

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, will be the patron of this year's World Cleanup Day on September 18, 2021. “I am very proud to be the patron of World Cleanup Day. We need to change the way we treat our planet, be more mindful of its resources and preserve its biodiversity. Everyone and anyone can contribute to this,” said the President.

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

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

Let's Do It World won this year’s UN-Habitat Scroll of Honour award, one of the world’s most prestigious prizes presented to those working on sustainable urbanization for organizing three World Cleanup Days (WCD) to tackle the global waste crisis and reduce carbon emissions.

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

Latvians traditionally do big country wide cleanup events in the springtime and participate in the World Cleanup Day by planting trees. 

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.

The song What World Will Be Left Us? by the Estonian band Naised Köögis (the Women in the Kitchen) has been dedicated to World Cleanup Day.

Royal HaskoningDHV, a global consultancy joins the actions of World Cleanup Day with its 6000 employees in more than 30 countries.

The Let's Do It World movement and pop duo from the Netherlands, Nylon Six share a mission: to motivate and unite people to clean up our planet. "We Are Smart" is a specially written pop song, dedicated to World Cleanup Day 2021, meant to inspire people to clean up litter and to do things differently. It’s time for action!

A waste-free world requires no production of waste, so years of research have found the ideal solution to be a circular economy. One of the principles of which is to design waste out of the system. In today’s world of glorifying consumption, this often seems like a completely impossible mission. But it is not impossible.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 clean-up day was the most successful so far in Germany, with 1,300 clean-ups in total across the country. The participation more than doubled – from 36,000 people in 2019 to over 83,000 last year.

Let’s Do It Kenya is always seeking new ways to implement global ideas at the local level. The TrashPockets campaign is a timely intervention for Kenya, as the country is implementing the plastic bags ban, and for the LDI Kenya, cigarette butts are the next frontier. 

With the Trash Hack campaign, UNESCO has collaborated with World Cleanup Day to inspire you through the stories of six young leaders who have Trash Hacked their lives and engaged their communities in the fight against waste.

Olarip Tomito, a youth activist dedicated to the fight against waste in Tanzania, gives his advice on mapping and “plogging”, emphasizing the importance of community involvement.

We are used to thinking that it is for each and every one of us to change the world through our individual actions.

Sarah Maulina, an Environmental Engineering student from Indonesia, explains the reasons why segregating waste is crucial and explains how to do it in our homes!