In preparation for World Cleanup Day, celebrated on September 20, the sub-prefecture of Bohobé Doumhassem Gédéon organized a cleanup operation on September 19, 2026. The event brought together local authorities, deconcentrated services, and populations. The initiative was supported by the Let's Do It Tchad association, which provided technical assistance and accompaniment.
The call to action for cleanliness drew in various segments of the population, including local authorities, traditional leaders, and numerous residents. Under the leadership of Sub-prefect Doumhassem Gédéon, participants included the Secretary General of the municipality, the canton chief, the territorial brigade commander, local service heads, and traditional authorities. The event was marked by an animated atmosphere, with tam-tams and women's youyous.
During the cleanup operation, participants targeted several priority sites in the city, as well as the main arteries connecting these sites. The mobilized volunteers worked to clean up the areas, ensuring a thorough and efficient cleanup process. The event demonstrated the community's commitment to maintaining a clean and healthy environment.
Following the cleanup works, a gathering was held at the canton chief's residence. Local authorities praised the community's mobilization and emphasized the need to sustain efforts beyond this single day. They encouraged residents to regularly maintain their surroundings, contributing to the city's overall cleanliness.
The authorities also stressed the importance of incorporating World Cleanup Day into their annual agendas. Sub-prefect Doumhassem Gédéon echoed the Let's Do It Tchad motto, "Agir aujourd'hui pour un Tchad propre et durable" (Act today for a clean and sustainable Chad). The goal is to make this mobilization a regular event in favor of sanitation and environmental protection in Bohobé.
The event showcased the power of community mobilization in promoting environmental protection. With the support of local authorities and associations, the people of Bohobé demonstrated their commitment to maintaining a clean and sustainable environment. The initiative is expected to have a lasting impact on the community's approach to environmental issues.
As the community looks to the future, the emphasis will be on sustaining efforts and making environmental protection a priority. By working together, the people of Bohobé aim to create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable environment for generations to come.
Key points
- The community of Bohobé, Chad, came together to mark World Cleanup Day with a massive mobilization of authorities, services, and residents.
- The event was supported by the Let's Do It Tchad association, which provided technical assistance and accompaniment.
- Local authorities emphasized the need to sustain efforts beyond this single day and encouraged residents to regularly maintain their surroundings.
