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National environmental competitions will be held in the CIS countries as part of the “Eurasian Cleanliness Cup”

September 14, 2023 | 20:59 |10431
Competitions in waste collection and sorting will be held in the CIS
countries in the “Clean Games” format. From September 16-24, the
organizers plan to hold more than 110 games in Russian regions and 50
in eight Eurasian states.Competitions in waste collection and sorting will be held in the CIS
countries in the “Clean Games” format. From September 16-24, the
organizers plan to hold more than 110 games in Russian regions and 50
in eight Eurasian states.
Source: CIS Executive Committee

Competitions in waste collection and sorting will be held in the CIS countries in the “Clean Games” format. From September 16-24, the organizers plan to hold more than 110 games in Russian regions and 50 in eight Eurasian states.

The goal of the environmental campaign is to clear forests and the banks of water bodies from debris, as well as to involve the population in volunteering, eco-education, landscaping and development of territories. The Eurasian Economic Commission reports this. The winners will be determined at the national and international levels.

In the spring of 2024, which has been declared the year of volunteerism in the CIS countries, the united “Eurasian Cleanliness Cup” will take place in all CIS countries at once. More than 200 games are expected to be held in 10 countries.

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