Novembre Vert 2026 will focus on environmental preservation in the Dembéni-Mamoudzou area with community events and corporate partnerships.
Novembre Vert event planned for 2026
The Dembéni-Mamoudzou Agglomeration Community (CADEMA) is organizing the fourth edition of Novembre Vert, a month-long environmental initiative set to run from November 1 to November 30, 2026. The event aims to bring together residents, associations, schools, businesses, and public services to focus on cleanliness, reuse, and environmental preservation.Key events include a green walk and clean-up days
A major event during the month will be the green walk "Tama ya Mésso," scheduled for Sunday, November 8, which will take place between Passamainty and the Place de la République. The walk is expected to attract 2,000 participants. Additional events include "Donneries" on November 14, where items will be donated, and two days of cleanliness efforts on November 20 and 21.Event will conclude with a Day of Territorial Partners
The month-long event will end on November 28 with the Day of Territorial Partners, held at the Mpweka Dinga Park in Passamainty. This day will highlight the contributions of partner companies and organizations involved in the initiative, providing them with visibility and recognition for their support.Budget and support from local businesses sought
The estimated budget for this edition of Novembre Vert is 110,589 euros. To help cover costs, the CADEMA is seeking support from local businesses, which can contribute financially, provide equipment, offer vehicles, or help with on-site operations. In return, partners will be acknowledged, especially during the Day of Territorial Partners on November 28.Public engagement and educational activities planned
Throughout the month, public meetings will be held in the 13 villages of the region, and environmental education will be promoted through interventions in local schools. Coastal clean-up operations are also planned as part of the initiative to engage the community in environmental stewardship.