Mauritius Cleanup Day
— 20 September 2026
Mauritius's observance of World Cleanup Day, a UN International Day (UNGA A/RES/78/122).

Cleanups happen across Mauritius every year. To our knowledge, none has been measured at national level.

Clean (Moris) Ltd organises Mauritius Cleanup Day.

No single group
can do this.
Together, they

already are.

Mauritius Cleanup Day contributes to work on 7 of the 17 UN SDGs. Not endorsed by the UN.

The power of Clean Moris lies not in any single partner — 30+ partners, including leading luxury resorts, schools, NGOs and councils, ran 28 cleanups on 20 September 2026.

Remove the hub and the seven faces disperse. That is what has happened every year in Mauritius until now.

Founding Partners

Organizations building this from day one

Not a cleanup event.
A permanent annual coordination infrastructure
for a cleaner Mauritius.

Who we are

our programmes

DRIVEN BY TECHNOLOGY, NOT GUESSWORK.

Every partner. Every cleanup. Every bag. Logged live — through the same mobile platform already tracking cleanups across Europe, South America, and Asia. Not estimated after the fact. Captured as it happens.

Volunteers sort on the spot — plastic, glass, metal, general waste — and log it in real time. That data feeds a National Impact Report presenting material-level data and modelled CO₂e. The method will be published with the report.

This is the infrastructure Mauritius has never had. The technology exists and runs cleanups worldwide — To our knowledge, no other national cleanup day has published a material-level report with modelled CO₂e. That's what's happening here first.

the long game

A sustainable,
growing movement.
Built to compound.

One cleanup day is the proof of concept. The ambition is a permanent environmental coordination infrastructure that grows in scale, depth, and impact — year after year. Mauritius on the world stage, every September, for good.

2026

The First

Mauritius's first nationally coordinated observance of a UN International Day. Material-level data and modelled CO₂e from 28 cleanups, in a National Impact Report publishing 13 November 2026.

2027

The Track Record

We plan to repeat the measurement in 2027. More sectors. More partners. More of the island, on the record. The coalition doesn't reset each year. It compounds.

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MAURITIUS
CLEANUP DAY

The first nationally coordinated observance. One day. Every sector. The whole island. Founding Partner status closes 22 June 2026.

20
September
2026

www.mauritiuscleanupday.com