Involve all 68 Maltese municipalities, also through lives on the web/social networks (facebook, etc.) where necessary and whenever it is hard to participate all together, periodically organizing events (including daily) for education in the differentiation and recycling of waste, environmental awareness, public readings, lectures on how to reduce waste, advertisings, help from volunteers (a group will be created) to those who are unable to deliver their own waste (patients, elderly). Ideally, dialogue will be established among the creator of the project, mayors, volunteers, any associations keen to participate and all citizens. Given the criticality of the Maltese situation, a total cleaning of the Maltese public territory (including water, where possible) will be organized only about a year after this awareness campaign, with the participation of all residents of the country; the use of recycled material during all activities, including clean ups (e.g. reuse collection bags) is always encouraged. The Authorities have to highlight on the map (even only on the Public Authority server: https://pamapserver.pa.org.mt) the public spaces where the massive clean up will take place; each participant will be assigned a few square meters of land to be cleaned. It is extremely important that all activities are carried out in an ethical spirit and the community always do at least one good deed a day; in fact the motto of the project is: “a good action per day keeps the doctor away” (that is because good gestures are as healthy as apples). Specific good actions can be: collecting abandoned waste, help and encourage those in need, avoid littering, reduce waste, reduce addictions (smoking, drinking alcohol, taking drugs) opting for less dangerous habits by also asking for help when possible, eating properly (e.g. reduce/eliminate meat and all sort of animals from the diet). The project manager will take track of the progresses and communicate them accordingly