The Asian Age

CAF India launches campaign

- AGE CORRESPOND­ENT

In a bid to ensure cleanlines­s and maintain sanitation standards across the country, Charities Aid Foundation India, a not- for- profit organisati­on working to make giving more effective and NGOs more successful in India, on Thursday launched a community- driven initiative — Click2Clea­n.

The unique initiative, which aims to “clean up” selected unclean and littered public spaces in cities, through collective action by citizens, government­s and the private sector, is initially being rolled out in Delhi NCR ( Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad) on Thursday and will later cover cities across the country. Through the Click2Clea­n campaign, citizens of Delhi NCR can click and upload photograph­s of “unclean” and littered public spaces, after which a screening committee will select 100 sites from all the images it receives and ensure the sites become litter- free within a given timeframe.

A new page on Facebook has been created to help citizens upload images. The campaign has received support from Pro Kabaddi League team Dabang Delhi and singer Jubin Nautiyal.

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