26/09/2026
đ World Cleanup Day 2026 | Student-Led Green Leadership Program
âģī¸ Reduce Single-Use Plastics, Build a Greener Future
On 23 September 2026, SSD Youth Foundation, in partnership with Young Power in Social Action (YPSA), organized a Plastic Pollution Awareness Program at Jarailtola High School, Coxâs Bazar under the Plastics Circularity Project, funded by The Coca-Cola Foundation (TCCF) and implemented by UNDP and YPSA. đđ
From 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, more than 90 students, teachers and volunteers came together to learn, participate and take action for a cleaner and greener campus.
⨠Highlights of the Day:
đŖī¸ Awareness Session
An engaging session on plastic pollution, waste management and the importance of reducing single-use plastics.
đ§ Plastic Pollution Quiz Competition
Students tested their knowledge and awareness about plastic pollution, followed by a prize-giving ceremony for the top performers. đ
đ¨ âPlastic-Free Futureâ Art Competition
Students expressed their vision for a plastic-free future through creativity, with prizes awarded to the most inspiring entries. đ¨đ
đŗ Tree Plantation Drive
Students, teachers and volunteers planted trees together, taking a meaningful step towards a greener and healthier campus. đą
đ Campus Awareness Campaign
Plastic-reduction awareness stickers were placed across the school campus to keep the message visible and encourage positive environmental habits every day.
đą Green Ambassadors Team Formation
A dedicated team of 10 student leaders, guided by one teacher, was formed to promote environmental awareness and continue green initiatives within the school.
đ Together, we are creating more than awareness â we are building young environmental leaders.
A heartfelt thank you to the Headmaster, teachers and students of Jarailtola High School for their warm hospitality and enthusiastic participation.
Our sincere appreciation to YPSA, UNDP and The Coca-Cola Foundation for supporting this initiative and making this meaningful journey possible.
đ The fight against single-use plastics doesn't end with one event. It starts with one action, one student, one campus at a time.
Letâs reduce. Reuse. Rethink. And lead the change. đĒđą