Keep Clean, Singapore! 2023
Every year, the Public Hygiene Council (PHC) holds our flagship initiative, the Keep Clean, Singapore! (KCS) campaign, to raise awareness on the problem of littering and to nudge Singapore residents to uphold higher standards of hygiene and cleanliness in their everyday lives.
The KCS 2023 campaign will entail a launch event which will be held on Saturday 13 May, followed by a satellite event on Sunday 28 May, and finally, a closing event on Saturday 17 June. The launch event will also kick off a month-long of clean-up activities with our partners, various community groups and organisations (from 13 May to 17 June). To register your clean-up activity in support of KCS, click here.
Over the past few years, the PHC has been emphasising our efforts towards engaging students, youths and young families to encourage them to do their part for the environment. Their participation could take various forms, such as always binning trash responsibly, returning our crockery back to the tray return stations after meals, and keeping the school and public toilets clean and dry.
The PHC has engaged agency partners to systematically develop and implement strategic communications campaigns on various platforms, including delivering public messages through mainstream news media. Please refer to our YouTube channel and follow us on Social Media at @KeepSGClean on TikTok , Facebook and Instagram for regular updates.
Keep Clean, Singapore! 2023 Launch Event
Saturday, 13 May 2023
11:00am - 12:00pm
F1 Pit Building, #03-04
1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
Guest-of-Honour:
Mr. Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education
Month-Long Community Activation
What better way to show support for a clean Singapore than taking action to keep it clean? We encourage residents/public to organise litter-picking activities at your estates, recreational beaches or parks.
Click here to take action for a clean Singapore!
Tips for Clean-Ups:
- Choose a location with toilets located nearby, whenever possible
- Wash and sanitise their hands and tools (from CleanPods) before and after the activity.