Digital Cleanup Day 2026 united 386,000 participants across 44 countries, removing 2.3 million GB of digital waste and preventing an estimated 932 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually.

LDIW President & Head of Global Network Heidi Solba reflects on Digital Cleanup Day 2026 and why your digital cleanup matters—plus how to submit your results and be counted.

At just 27, Bulgantamir Nyamdorj is leading Mongolia’s growing LDIW movement, inspiring thousands to take action—from national cleanups to rethinking everyday digital habits.

Learn how M&C Saatchi’s #NotOnMyPhone campaign turned cluttered camera rolls into climate action, and showed how small digital cleanups can make a big environmental impact.

Digital Cleanup Day on 21 March is just a few weeks away. Whether you have already started reviewing your digital spaces or are only beginning, now is the perfect time to build up small, practical actions that can develop into lasting habits and meaningful impact.

Lasting change rarely happens all at once. Instead, it grows through simple actions that are repeated and shared over time. Digital Cleanup Day, led by Let’s Do It World, highlights how cleaning our digital spaces — emails, files, apps and cloud storage — can reduce environmental impact while encouraging more responsible digital practices.

Digital waste may be invisible, but its impact on energy systems is real. Join the Digital Cleanup livestream on 1 March to explore the hidden cost of our digital habits. Learn practical steps to reduce digital clutter and access Digital Cleanup Day training.Digital waste may be invisible, but its impact on energy systems is real. Join the Digital Cleanup livestream on 1 March to explore the hidden cost of our digital habits. Learn practical steps to reduce digital clutter and access Digital Cleanup Day training.