For the first time, CADEMA leads an environmental event in Mamoudzou and Dembéni, featuring cleanups, marches, and community engagement.
Event organized by CADEMA
For the first time, the event will be organized by the CADEMA, in partnership with the communes of Mamoudzou and Dembéni. This marks a shift in responsibility and collaboration between local authorities and environmental organizations.Community mobilization
For a month, residents, associations, schools, businesses, and public services will be mobilized around several actions dedicated to cleanliness, reuse, and environmental preservation. This wide participation aims to involve all sectors of the community in environmental efforts.Main event: Green March
Among the main events, the Green March "Tama ya Mésso" is scheduled for Sunday, November 8, between Passamainty and the Republic Square, with 2,000 participants expected. This march is a central activity in the event's calendar and highlights community engagement in environmental issues.Donneries and cleanliness days
" Donneries" will then be organized on November 14 in Mamoudzou and Dembéni, followed by two days dedicated to cleanliness on November 20 and 21. These activities focus on waste collection and community involvement in maintaining cleanliness.Closing event and budget
The month will end on November 28 with the Day of Territorial Partners, at the Mpweka Dinga Park in Passamainty. The estimated budget for this edition is 110,589 euros, highlighting the financial commitment to the event.Partnership with economic actors
To supplement the organizers' means, the CADEMA is turning to economic actors, who can provide financial assistance, supply equipment, make vehicles available, or mobilize their employees during field operations. This partnership aims to expand the event's impact and resources.Public involvement and awareness
In return, partner companies will be associated with the event, and their commitment can be highlighted, particularly on November 28. Public meetings in the 13 villages, interventions in schools, and coastal cleaning operations are also planned throughout the month. These activities aim to raise awareness and involve the public in environmental preservation efforts.