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Clean Up Goa.
CleanupGoa is a citizen science and community action platform that maps garbage across Goa. Every photo you take helps your fellow citizens by creating public data that belongs to everyone, from cleanup organisers to local officials.
How can we help you?
Whether you want to document waste, plan a cleanup, access data for research, or just explore - there's a path for you.
Citizen Observer
Spotted trash? Take 2 minutes to document it. Your geotagged photo helps cleanup crews find and remove waste efficiently.
Take a PhotoCleanup Organiser
Planning a cleanup? Access detailed hotspot data, download reports, and coordinate your team with precision.
Request AccessResearcher / Journalist
Need data for your study or story? Download anonymized CSV exports of all observations for analysis.
Access DataCurious Explorer
Just want to see what's happening? Browse the live map to understand waste patterns across Goa.
Explore MapSimple. Effective. Community-driven.
Our standardized observation protocol ensures data quality while keeping contribution effortless.
1. Point & Shoot
See waste? Open the app, point your camera (~3ft away, 45° angle), include your foot for scale.
2. AI Classification
Our AI automatically identifies and classifies waste into 69 categories from bottles to fishing nets.
3. Real-time Map
Your observation appears on the live map immediately, helping cleanup crews prioritize hotspots.
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Take a Photo NowMorjim Beach, 10/01/2026 · Organised by Ashish Narvekar @lovelitterbeauty · 150 garbage bags collected