The "Beach Sand Cleaning and Restoration Activity" is an initiative aimed at cleaning and maintaining beaches to ensure environmental safety and cleanliness, particularly in high-tourism areas or regions requiring coastal ecosystem conservation. The activity involves collecting waste, managing contaminated sand, and restoring the coastal environment to its natural state. This helps reduce marine pollution and prevents waste from entering the sea, which poses risks to marine life and ecosystems. The initiative aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

 Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

By maintaining beaches in tourist areas, the activity contributes to creating clean, livable communities, enhancing the quality of life for locals and tourists alike.

 Goal 13: Climate Action

Restoring coastal nature and reducing marine pollution mitigates the impacts of climate change, particularly by protecting coastal ecosystems that play a vital role in natural disaster prevention, such as coastal erosion caused by waves.

 Goal 14: Life Below Water

Cleaning beaches and reducing marine waste directly safeguard marine life and ecosystems by preventing waste, especially plastic debris, from harming sea creatures through entanglement or ingestion.

 Goal 15: Life on Land

Managing and conserving terrestrial ecosystems promote the balance between land and marine ecosystems, supporting the interconnected natural environment.

This initiative is a proactive step towards preserving natural resources, protecting biodiversity, and fostering sustainable environmental management.

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