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World Cleanup Day is one of the biggest civic movements of our time, uniting 180 countries across the world for a cleaner planet. On 18th September 2021, World Cleanup Day will happen for the 4th time. Since 2018, 50 Million people have come out and cleaned their communities and the environment. In 2021 alone, let’s make it 50 Million!
World Cleanup Day on 19 September 2020 united 11 million people across 166 countries. All these environmental heroes came out despite the challenges of 2020. Since 2018, World Cleanup Day has brought together millions of people for the biggest waste collection day in human history. In 2018, 17.6 million and in 2019, 21.2 million environment heroes joined in on an epic 36-hour green wave of cleanups across the globe – beginning in New Zealand and traveling around the world before ending in Hawaii.
The Skill Mill will again be leading the event throughout the UK in 2021. Anyone is welcome to join us and organise a 'cleanup'.
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World Cleanup Day Conference 2020
The Skill Mill attended the ‘Let’s Do It World’ international conference in Tallinn. The event brought together World Cleanup Day leaders from 100 different nations to work together to find solutions to environmental problems. All of the World Cleanup Day leaders share a common concern about the deteriorating environmental situation. The conference was a fantastic opportunity for the leaders to work together to find innovative solutions and share creative ideas.
Davie Parks 'World Cleanup Day' Interview
Heidi from 'Lets Do It World' interviewed Skill Mill Director, Davie Parks. Davie gave an outline of the UK's current involvement with World Cleanup Day, and future plans. You can watch the interview here.
Digital Cleanup Day
As you may already know - for 2020 - Let's Do It World and Earth Day are teaming up! To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, we are organising the first ever Digital Cleanup Day on the 22nd of April.
The event is a global and an exciting way of celebrating Earth Day’s special anniversary. Find out more by clicking here.
Something For the Future
As we all try to cope with being cooped up at home during these difficult times across the UK and most of the world, we would like to share some positive news with you all. World Cleanup Day 2020 is still planned to take place on the 19th September. Read the full blog post by clicking here.
Green Recovery
Protecting nature will be at the heart of the UK's recovery from Covid-19, according to Environment Secretary George Eustice. You can read the full BBC article by clicking here.
Getting involved in World Cleanup Day 2020 is a simple way which you can make a contribution to the green recovery phase. Simply email us by clicking here for your free information package.
