Track 03 · Roshan Mustaqbil Mission

A cleaner environment

From a clean school to a healthier neighbourhood. Make the change visible.

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Cleanliness & Hygiene

A local issue.
A real response.

Connect personal hygiene with public health through waste segregation, cleanliness drives, recycling, and documented community action.

What your team will work towards

  • Understand the link between hygiene, health, and the environment.
  • Learn practical waste segregation and recycling.
  • Organise supervised cleanliness work and sustain tree-planting initiatives.

Project ideas to get you started

  • School and neighbourhood cleanliness drives
  • Waste-segregation workshops
  • Cleanest Campus competition based on sustained maintenance
  • Recycling art and craft
  • Age-appropriate personal-hygiene sessions with a doctor
  • School composting units
  • Tree planting with documented maintenance
  • Cleanliness jingles and short films
  • Clean Water, Clean Air awareness
  • Local sanitation surveys
  • Health check-up camps with medical volunteers
  • Plastic-free pledges with measurable targets

Build your project dossier

  1. Survey school or neighbourhood sanitation conditions.
  2. Record photographs and measurements before intervention.
  3. Design a drive, composting setup, recycling activity, or segregation workshop.
  4. Implement the plan with community involvement.
  5. Submit before-and-after evidence, quantities handled, and participation figures.

Make it age-appropriate

Projects for
every stage.

  • Grades 6–8: posters, cleanliness drives, waste craft
  • Grades 9–12: recycling projects, sanitation surveys, short films
  • UG/PG: composting models, waste audits, policy proposals

How projects are judged

Five equally weighted criteria, as set out in the campaign handbook.

Relevance of topic
20%
Implementation & effort
20%
Creativity
20%
Impact & outcome
20%
Team reflection & reporting
20%
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