The Clean Glasgow campaign will encourage everyone who lives, visits and works in Glasgow to play their part in improving our city. The campaign is based around a series of Clean Glasgow Charters.
There are Clean Glasgow Charters for:
- Schools
- Neighbourhoods
- Businesses
- Community and Voluntary Organisations
- Uniformed Organisations
The Clean Glasgow Charters set out exactly how we can all play our part in helping to tackle environmental problems like litter, graffiti, fly-posting and fly-tipping. Also, The Clean Glasgow Charters outline what Glasgow City Council will do to support the organisations that sign up.
When an organisation signs up to the Clean Glasgow Charter they commit to holding regular clean-up events in their area, together with monitoring the impact of their work in the community. In return, they will receive support from Glasgow Community and Safety Services in the form of advice, clean-up equipment, and help with fundraising and local networking. By involving an unprecedented number of people in environmental projects throughout the city, the Clean Glasgow Campaign will encourage people to take ownership of their neighbourhood, instil local pride, reduce the fear of crime throughout the city, and deliver lasting improvements in local environmental quality.