The "Let's Clean Slovenia in One Day!" initiative is a large-scale environmental campaign aimed at cleaning up the country in a single day. The project is organized by a workgroup responsible for local organization, which includes 7 regional coordinators, 210 local organizers and assistants, and various specialized workgroups for public relations, awareness raising, finances, and logistics. The campaign involves multiple stakeholders, including national and local media, educational events such as the EcoCaravan, fashion show, and waste management conference, as well as media and financial sponsors. Citizens, the Slovenian forest service, Scouts, hunters, and the Slovenian army are also involved in the effort. The initiative includes searching for illegal dump sites using aerial photos and student volunteers, as well as IT support for logistics and the registration of dump sites. The campaign requires coordination with local municipalities, waste management companies, and organizations that offer help with transport and equipment. A meeting is held 7 days before the event to plan logistics, waste transport, equipment, gathering points, and who will be responsible for what tasks. The campaign also involves cooperation with NGOs such as the Mountaineering Association, Hunters' Association, Scouts, and others. The timeline includes press conferences, educational events, and the actual cleaning day. The initiative aims to raise awareness about waste management and environmental protection through a coordinated effort involving the public, local organizations, and government agencies.The "Let's Clean Slovenia in One Day!" initiative is a large-scale environmental campaign aimed at cleaning up the country in a single day. The project is organized by a workgroup responsible for local organization, which includes 7 regional coordinators, 210 local organizers and assistants, and various specialized workgroups for public relations, awareness raising, finances, and logistics. The campaign involves multiple stakeholders, including national and local media, educational events such as the EcoCaravan, fashion show, and waste management conference, as well as media and financial sponsors. Citizens, the Slovenian forest service, Scouts, hunters, and the Slovenian army are also involved in the effort. The initiative includes searching for illegal dump sites using aerial photos and student volunteers, as well as IT support for logistics and the registration of dump sites. The campaign requires coordination with local municipalities, waste management companies, and organizations that offer help with transport and equipment. A meeting is held 7 days before the event to plan logistics, waste transport, equipment, gathering points, and who will be responsible for what tasks. The campaign also involves cooperation with NGOs such as the Mountaineering Association, Hunters' Association, Scouts, and others. The timeline includes press conferences, educational events, and the actual cleaning day. The initiative aims to raise awareness about waste management and environmental protection through a coordinated effort involving the public, local organizations, and government agencies.