A special awareness programme focusing on measures to achieve the behavioural changes envisaged under the Clean Sri Lanka initiative was held at the Temple Trees conference hall complex, with the participation of more than 300 officials and coordinators.

The programme was organised by the Clean Sri Lanka Secretariat for members of the Clean Sri Lanka Central Committee, under the patronage of Minister of Public Administration, Provincial Councils and Local Government Professor Chandana Abayarathna, Deputy Minister Ruwan Senarath and Secretary to the President Dr. Nandika Sanath Kumanayake.

Discussions focused on the ‘SEE’ concept, which forms the foundation of the Clean Sri Lanka initiative, and its practical application in implementing the programme's projects, the President’s Media Division said in a statement.

Participants also discussed measures to bring about the envisaged social transformation, promote environmental sustainability and improve citizens' quality of life.

The progress of projects implemented during 2025 and 2026 was also reviewed, while officials were briefed on several large-scale initiatives proposed for implementation from 2027, the PMD noted.

These include ‘Clean Sri Lanka Green Path’, ‘Clean Colombo’, ‘Clean Sri Lanka Pure City’, ‘Clean City’ and ‘Clean Sri Lanka Urban Green Parks’.

The programme also examined strategies to strengthen public awareness of the Clean Sri Lanka concept at provincial and district levels through the state administrative machinery.

Participants exchanged views on their respective responsibilities in ensuring the effective implementation of ongoing and proposed projects under the initiative.

More than 300 participants attended the programme, including members of the Clean Sri Lanka Central Committee and district and divisional coordinators.

The participants included 137 officers and coordinators representing the social, ethical and environmental pillars, 125 representatives from District Secretariats and 45 officials, including representatives of Chief Secretariats and provincial governors.