CIVIC ENGAGEMENT · GENEVA

Clean Cities

How we share the city is how we honour the bond.

Clean Cities raises awareness among dog guardians of the importance of picking up after their pets — preserving the quality of life, the public health, and the shared spaces that keep the bond welcome in every city. Launched at Parc La Grange, Geneva, the initiative brings dog guardians, citizens, and city authorities together around one shared conviction: the city belongs to everyone. Dogs included.

HOW IT WORKS

Cleanliness is an essential civic and public health act.

Uncollected dog waste is a documented public health problem — a source of parasites, soil and water contamination, and reduced mobility for people with specific needs. It is also the single most effective argument used to restrict dogs from shared public space.

Every guardian who picks up removes that argument. Permanently. They are not being polite. They are protecting the presence of dogs in a city that should always be theirs.

WHAT WE ASK

One gesture. Every time.

Dogs give without condition. They ask for nothing except to be there — beside you, in the park, in the streets, in the life you share. The least their guardians can do is ensure that presence is never threatened by a gesture that takes three seconds and costs nothing.

Clean Cities exists for the guardians who already know this — and to grow their number in every city where the bond is lived publicly every day.

HOW IT WORKS

In the city. Online. Everywhere.

Clean Cities operates on two fronts simultaneously. On the ground in Geneva — through posters and flyers deployed across the city, keeping the message visible where the bond is lived daily. And online — through Noble Alliance's digital channels, building a community of guardians committed to the shared city.

Launched at Parc La Grange, Geneva. Designed to be replicated in any city, any park, any shared space where dogs and people belong together.

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