Kosovo takes the model from Letés Do It World for the “campaign Clear Kosovo”

Statistics by Lettés Do It Kosova show that their team was very successful in its citizens' commitment to participate in World Cleaning Day activities and beyond, taking a very high percentage of around 10.78% of the country's population: 195,000 people.

Lettés Do it Kosova is a team that operates under the Letés do It network, which as the leading seal have different waste disposals.

Government department co-operation has been the forefront of their strategy, which has led to impressive results, always thanks to the very hard work and dedication of all involved.

Kosovo's cleanup campaign has begun on September 15th, and until today, December 15th, where nearly 200,000 volunteers and 539 illegal warehouses have been involved so far.

Kosovo has succeeded in practicing this campaign by gathering many volunteers and achieving the cleansing of many countries.

To ensure the success of this initiative, Kosovo's prime minister, with 12 representatives from both government institutions and civil society co-ordinated by the country's Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning.

Linked initiatives also include financing environmental projects by the government set for next year's start and preventing the use of plastic bags, which should be approved immediately.

Luan Hasanaj, head of the Letés Do It, is extremely pleased with the success of their actions, saying: “due to Let's Do It, Kosovo has now become one of the cleanest places in the region, without more illegal deposits. I'm so happy. ”

This inspiring story is a testament to the potential of the Letés Do It as a positive force for good. Its beauty lies in the power of ordinary people to achieve incredible things by co-operating, and building bridges between all levels of society.