INTRODUCTION

Clean Up the World is a community-based environmental campaign that inspires individuals and communities around the world to clean up, fix up and conserve their environment.

Held in conjunction with the United Nations Environment Programme, the campaign offers practical support and advice to help members organisations and their volunteers address local environmental challenges.

Want to learn more about the 2006 Campaign and the activities of members and partners?

Click here to download the Activity Report 2006 Introduction (2104.92kb)

AROUND THE REGIONS

In 2006, Clean Up the World member organisations in more than 130 countries participated in a broad range of activities including clean up events, recycling projects, education campaigns, resource recovery projects, competitions and exhibitions, biodiversity initiatives and community awareness programs.

All Our Member Activities

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Click here to read the 2006 Activity Report of all our members (548.22kb)

Member Activities in Africa

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Click here to read the 2006 Activity Report in Africa (175.37kb)

Member Activities in Asia Pacific

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Click here to read the 2006 Activity Report in Asia Pacific (218.12kb)

Member Activities in Europe

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Click here to read the 2006 Activity Report in Europe (134.65kb)

Member Activities in Latin America & the Caribbean

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Click here to read the 2006 Activity Report in Latin America & the Caribbean (228.01kb)

Member Activities in North America

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Click here to read the 2006 Activity Report in North America (20.42kb)

Member Activities in West Asia

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Click here to read the 2006 Activity Report in West Asia (35.79kb)

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