The report examines and identifies the "Clean Up the World" campaign, its history from its inception, from 1990 to the present day. Plus a look at the “Clean Up The World” campaign in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates. It refers to the review of information on environmentally relevant activities, which took place in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates. It also includes suggestions for development and improvement in terms of the environment. Overview and Analysis of the “Clean the World” Campaign “Clean the World” is one of the largest environmental campaigns in the world. The main objective of the campaign is to draw people's attention to the environmental problems occurring in the world. The purpose of the report is to demonstrate the importance of the "Clean the World" campaign in recent years and determine its importance. “Clean Up the World” has inspired and mobilized millions of people around the world to address local environmental problems that lead to global problems. The campaign was based in 1993 in Australia. In 1987 Ian Kierman decided to clean up his own backyard and later had the idea that people can make a difference, in terms of sustainability, if they start doing something, even small things, like this man did, themselves. In 1990, thousands of Australian citizens decided to clean up their local beaches. Today more than 30 million people from 130 countries around the world have joined the "Clean Up The World" campaign. Every year, people from different continents dedicate a week in September to carry out activities that are important for the environment. The campaign itself includes a wide variety of activities, from tree planting and waste recycling projects to river cleanups and educational events about the environment. 'Clean T... half of the paper... s. People always have the choice of using plastic bags at the supermarket or buying the regular eco-friendly bag. People always have the choice of having a bicycle and using public transport, or having their own car. The human population is increasingly becoming a consumer society. The vast majority of products (about 97%) are disposed of as waste, which generates huge amounts of waste, and more than half of them are not recycled, which is becoming a major environmental problem. People think that the waste will be decomposed, but no one thinks about what will happen first. Conclusion: Ultimately, people need to start thinking about their choices and the consequences affected by their choices, try to make the right decisions towards the environment, concern for environmental issues and attention to resources, because they lead to something more global such as climate change and global warming.