Acquisition of trash bins and support for the cleanliness campaign

Short-term (6–12 months): Install at least 100 new selective waste bins in targeted priority neighborhoods; organize 3 large community cleanup campaigns involving at least 500 local volunteers; and raise awareness among 2,000 residents (including 50% youth) on sorting and waste reduction through workshops and educational materials. Long-term (2–3 years): Reduce illegal dumping and uncollected waste in public spaces by 30% in intervention areas; improve residents’ perception of environmental cle.

The diaspora can contribute significantly to this mission: * **Funding:** Contribute to the purchase of bins (estimated unit cost of €50-150 depending on the model) and to the materials for the campaigns (gloves, bags, cleaning tools, awareness materials). * **Technical expertise:** Share knowledge in waste management, urban logistics, recycling strategies, or the design of environmental awareness campaigns. * **Remote volunteering:** Help with the coordination of campaigns, the creation of multilingual communication materials, the search for local partners, or the administrative and financial management of the project. * **On-site volunteering:** Actively participate in cleanup days, awareness sessions, and the supervision of bin installation during stays in the region. * **Communication and advocacy:** Mobilize their personal and professional networks to amplify the cleanliness message and attract new support (partners, donors, volunteers). We are looking for varied profiles: project managers, environmental experts, communication specialists, educators, or anyone motivated by improving their home environment.

Contributors are expected to demonstrate a strong commitment to environmental protection and urban cleanliness. The ability to collaborate effectively with local teams, communities, and authorities is essential. The mission requires flexibility to adapt to on-the-ground realities, as well as a willingness to share skills and time. For field activities, respect for local customs and strong adaptability are required.