The Housing Development Corporation (HDC) has kicked off its annual “Road Clean-Up” program this month, continuing its efforts to maintain cleanliness across Hulhumalé’s neighborhoods.

Community-Driven Cleanliness Initiative

The campaign aims to engage residents, businesses, and visitors in keeping Hulhumalé’s streets clean while fostering a sense of shared responsibility. HDC emphasized that the program is part of its long-term commitment to environmental sustainability and urban hygiene.

Flagship Event at Channel Park

This year’s clean-up drive began at Channel Park, with volunteers, HDC staff, and government representatives working together to clear debris and waste. The event also included awareness sessions on proper waste disposal.

Expanding Public Participation

Unlike previous years, this edition of the program has seen increased involvement from local businesses and civic groups. HDC highlighted that collective action is key to maintaining Hulhumalé’s reputation as a model city in the Maldives.

Broader Environmental Goals

Beyond street cleaning, HDC is rolling out additional programs to promote sustainability, including:

A Cleaner Future for Hulhumalé

HDC reaffirmed its commitment to transforming Hulhumalé into a green, livable city and urged all stakeholders to contribute to ongoing cleanliness efforts.

“A clean city reflects a caring community,” an HDC spokesperson stated. “Together, we can ensure Hulhumalé remains a place we’re all proud to call home.”