Welcome to Operation Country’s Duty! We have a vital mission at hand—to tackle the burden of non-biodegradable waste that plagues our planet. Join us in rectifying past mistakes, creating a clean environment for future generations, and serving as an inspiring example. This is not just an ordinary endeavor; it’s a transformative journey towards a brighter, sustainable future. Together, let’s make a lasting impact and leave a legacy of hope for generations to come.
We have launched Cleanup Sri Lanka and are implementing these programs islandwide. We organize cleaning projects across the country, systematically collecting non-perishable garbage and ensuring it is disposed of correctly.
More details in this video
You can either organize a cleanup project or
join a nearby project that has already begun.
You can join a project near you or in a place of your choice
You can start a project anywhere you like. You can add as much as you want
You are cordially invited to contribute to our esteemed projects. Your valuable participation is highly appreciated. To join and make a meaningful contribution, kindly visit the link provided below
You need to choose the right category when organizing or joining a project.
Please see the details below
If you already have an understanding of the project, you can choose a place below or you can go here and See the details
Introduction: Waste management is a critical aspect of environmental sustainability,
Given the recent calamity at Meethotamulla and the ill-advised decision
includes the processes and actions required to manage waste from its inception
All individuals are welcome to participate, regardless of gender. It is preferable for minors under the age of 16 to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The garbage is systematically disposed of or destroyed with the intervention of public and private institutions.
Plastic bottles and containers, aluminum cans, food wrappers and packaging.
Due to the constraints of time and resources, it is often difficult to effectively clean two or more locations in a single day. One way to overcome this challenge is to delegate the task of cleaning to another person and appoint them as the team leader. This allows the individual responsible for organizing the cleaning to focus on other tasks, such as planning and scheduling, while the team leader is responsible for overseeing the actual cleaning process. By delegating tasks in this way, it is possible to ensure that all areas are cleaned thoroughly and efficiently.
No, there is no fee associated with registering a cleaning station on the website. It is a free service for community participation in cleaning activities.
Of course you can. Contact team leaders of other projects set up on the site and contact them easily.
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