PARTNERS
PARTNERS
Clean Up the World is a collaborative outreach program which aims to bring the world together to clean up, fix up and conserve the environment. We welcome partnerships with organizations that align with our mission and values.
We offer the opportunity to make a powerful impact on an organization's global and regional environmental story.
We currently have sponsorship opportunities available.
These are:
GLOBAL PARTNER
Open to organisations which operate in more than three of the Clean Up the World regions.
REGIONAL PARTNER
Open to organisations which operate predominantly in one of the Clean Up the World regions.
LOCAL HERO
Open to organizations which have a product or service to support clean up groups at a local level.
Please complete the form below if you are interested in partnering with Clean Up the World.
Partnership Inquiry Form
Partnership with the United Nations
Clean Up the World has been in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme since 1993. The United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment) is the leading global environmental authority that sets the global environmental agenda, promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the United Nations system, and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment.
UNEP assists Clean Up the World’s international publicity campaign through distribution of media materials and endorsement of the program, and encouraging a worldwide network of environment and community groups to participate.
UNEP named Clean Up the World founder Ian Kiernan AO a Global 500 Laureate in 1993 for his local and global environmental work and leadership.
He was also awarded the prestigious UNEP Sasakawa Environment Prize in 1998 for “mobilizing tens of millions of people around the globe to take responsibility for their own environment.”
He was also awarded the prestigious UNEP Sasakawa Environment Prize in 1998 for “mobilizing tens of millions of people around the globe to take responsibility for their own environment.”
