LDIW Regional Director for Oceania, Pål Mårtensson, describes his recent eventful and rewarding visits to India and Nepal, where he spread the messages of World & Digital Cleanup Days and the principles of a Zero Waste lifestyle to eager audiences. Read on and be inspired!

In this latest article in our Digital Cleanup Day series, you will learn some of the main advantages of keeping your digital space decluttered – and we also offer you some ideas on how to do that more efficiently.

Sending and responding to emails can become one reason why a company loses not only efficiency but profit. Emails generate approximately 0.3% of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. How can you implement digital hygiene in your mailbox that adds efficiency and is sustainable?

UNEA6 took place in Nairobi on 1 March and Let’s Do It World was well-represented! Read on as Caroline Barasa, Communications Officer for Let’s Do It Kenya, gives an account of her team’s experience of the events and resolutions.

We welcome back Anett Linno to the core team – as our new CEO! Read this in-depth, full-length interview to gain an insight into her experience, as well as her vision for the movement’s future.

Let’s look at how photography has become almost routine for the modern person, and the environmental influence pictures in our phones have, as well as how we can reduce their negative impact on the planet.

LDIW is celebrating the fabulous news that Heidi Solba, our President & Head of Global Network, has been honored by the Estonian state for her years of dedication to our movement. Read more about what this means to her – and to us!

AI, including ChatGPT, has made remarkable progress over the past years, making various spheres of our lives easier. But along with all the benefits comes a significant environmental cost due to its substantial energy consumption.

This year’s General Assembly saw the movement ring in the changes, with new Board members, the announcement of a new CEO, and the continued service of our dear President.

Inspired by Cal Newport's book, we invite you to dive into digital minimalism principles for a more meaningful life and cleaner world.

Explore the eco-friendly approach to social media use in our digital age: reduce its negative environmental impact, get to grips with mindful consumption, and use it for positive change.

Let’s Do It World presented World Cleanup Day on numerous panel discussions at COP28, where the official announcement was made that World Cleanup Day has been added to the UN Calendar!

UN announces World Cleanup Day's addition to their Calendar of Events!

World Cleanup Day 2023 brought many successes and reasons for celebration in many nations. Read about incredible youth engagement and much more!

Two WCDs combined in Istanbul recently, as World Cleanup Day was invited to World Cities Day and Heidi Solba spoke on a high-level panel discussion. Read more here.

World Cleanup Day declares 2023 results: 19M people from 91% of world countries! Read our Press Release here.

Read about the challenges of moving the entire WCD 2023 TV live studio to NYC!

A new annual record of 195 countries and territories took part in this year’s World Cleanup Day, the flagship event organized by the Estonia-born global environment action movement NGO ‘Let’s Do It World’ (LDIW).

Meet Wavellon, makers of unique Stand Up Paddleboards, including artwork from our very own Senegal leader, Stephan Senghor.

On 20 September, Let’s Do It World introduced World Cleanup Day to a distinguished panel and guests as a tool to accelerate the achievement of UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Press Release from our team on location in New York, describing how World Cleanup Day 20203 went.

A new exhibition in real and virtual space, mapping the story of trash in Europe from the Industrial Revolution to the global mismanaged waste crisis it helped create. Read more below!

Join the special fundraising Twitch livestream event on Friday, 8 September, that merges gaming with a mission to clean up our planet!

Join the 'Save Our Sea' campaign, a joint initiative led by Tallinn (European Green Capital 2023), Helsinki, and Let's Do It World, aimed at preserving the fragile Baltic Sea ecosystem.

Ready to make a difference this World Cleanup Day on 16 September? Discover our 10-step guide to organizing a successful cleanup event.

Region-wide Campaign ‘Save Our Sea’ Aims to Tackle Environmental Challenges in the Baltic Sea.

Join us at Impact Day 2023, the largest sustainability festival in the Baltics, on October 5-6 in Tallinn, Estonia or online.

Let's Do It World movement has spanned continents, capturing the energy and attention of individuals, organizations, and nations to unite in a shared vision: a clean and healthy planet.

Let's unite in our commitment to protect and preserve our planet for future generations!

Experts, environmentalists and change-makers gathered in Taipei on 13-16 July for a collective action for a cleaner planet.

The Estonian-born Hollywood actor, Johann Urb (‘Zoolander’, ‘2012’, ‘American Siege’), has become the latest international celebrity to join the ranks of ‘Let’s Do It World’!

Our surroundings significantly influence our state of mind. As a citizen, you can actively participate in the effort to improve your city's cleanliness and, as a result, enhance your mental health!

Mayri Tiido, co-founder of Material Flow, is a circular economy expert and entrepreneur from Estonia on a mission to transform the world into a circular model.

Electric cars have experienced a significant rise in demand. They are seen as a more eco-friendly form of transportation, but how true is that?

How can we, as a global community, work towards a cleaner planet and improve the health of our environment?

The concept of a circular economy has grown increasingly popular over the past few decades. Let's break down some of the significant recent E.U. policies relating to circular economy.

Iuliia Markhel, leader of ‘Let’s Do It Ukraine’, talks with us about the challenges she and her team face in continuing their environmental work, alongside the humanitarian needs, in a country at war.

In July 2023, World Cleanup Day was honored with a United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDG) Award for Mobilization!

Over 1.2 million tons of cigarette butt waste is generated each year. Is there anything positive we can do with these discarded butts?

Despite becoming immensely popular over recent years, the carbon footprint of cryptocurrencies is often less talked about.

How can we have an impact on children? Surprise them! Beat the TikTok content, and the video games- by using surprise attacks. Everyone loves stories if we turn the most difficult scientific subjects into stories by using childhood games that we all played outdoor. BONUS! Download the free copy of his recent book!

With summer around the corner, it's the perfect time to talk about the impact of the meat industry and some environmentally sustainable options!

World Cleanup Day volunteer Zeki Güzel shares some of the staggering facts and figures on cigarette butt pollution that made him resolve never to toss a cigarette butt into the environment again!

This is to introduce you to Spid the Spider. Spid and his friends are our latest supporters of World CleanUp Day!

Whole 193 Member States of the UN Habitat General Assembly of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme in Nairobi, adopted the resolution positively and recommends that the UN General Assembly proclaim the date of 20 September as World Cleanup Day, to be observed annually from 2024 onwards. It is also inviting all Member States, UN organizations and other stakeholders to observe the World Cleanup Day.

The fourth Digital Cleanup Day held March 19 2023 organized by Let’sDo It World (“LDIW”) brought nearly 400 000 participants from 108 countries whom together deleted nearly 4M GB of data. By deleting the data, 1.7M kg of CO2 is saved yearly. Of the 108 countries participated, most data was deleted by participants from France, Indonesia, United States, Estonia and United Kingdom.

Roberta Metsola, European Parliament President and World Cleanup Day Patron, Heidi Solba, Let's Do It World President, Holger Holland, Let's Do It World Regional Director for Europe, and Leaders of World Cleanup Day from around the world officially kicked off World Cleanup Day 2023 campaign at the European Parliament on the 6th of June.

Let's Do It World started with the series of side events before and during the UN-Habitat General Assembly which will be held from 5th-9th of June, in Nairobi, Kenya.

Vishen Lakhiani is the CEO of Mindvalley and the two-time New York Times bestselling author of “The Code of the Extraordinary Mind” and “The Buddha and the Badass”. As an entrepreneur, author and activist, Vishen Lakhiani is on a mission to raise human consciousness and in this interview, he explains the direction environmental leadership could take to lead better results.

Let’s Do It World is delighted to announce our partnership with Kyoto Global Design Awards (KGDA). KGDA is spreading its social influence through supporting our main initiative „World Cleanup Day“.

Global Digital Cleanup Day 2023 organised by Let’s Do It World with HQ in Estonia, is taking place March 18th. On that day, people across the planet are invited to deleting unnecessary files, unused applications and programs, and photo and video duplicates.

Choosing whether to shop online or on the high street depends on many factors. But don’t forget the environmental angle! Read on to find out which is greener; online or in-store.

Read our article to get rid of your organic waste as ecologically as possible. As a bonus, you can compost food scraps and garden waste to get chemical-free fertiliser for your plants!

Much of the waste we produce is biodegradable, with great environmental potential. Sadly though, very little of it actually gets a chance to biodegrade, bringing all sorts of negative impacts. Read on to find out how we can solve this!

Plastic pollutants are a major problem around the world. Swap out these 5 plastic items and get great tips to reduce plastic use to live a greener life.

Ecoins programme to encourage the recycling of waste - an example of a Let’s Do It World initiative.

From 26-29th January, members of our network across the world gathered in Tallinn and online to envision and create a waste-free future for all of us! During the four-day conference, country leaders, teams and organizers came together under the theme “Embodying Unity”, to learn, plan and inspire one another.

The tradition of Valentine's Day has changed over time and we can turn it around again. Let’s start now, create change by celebrating friendship and love in a way that supports the planet!

Business owners can get a lot of guidance on how to achieve zero waste. Figuring out the “why” in B2B marketing zero waste can be helpful.

The 5th 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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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. ‍

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!

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

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

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

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!

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.

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.