CDA Intensifies Citywide Cleanliness Drive to Make Islamabad more Cleaner, Greener, Pollution-Free and Safer Capital

ISLAMABAD : The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has intensified its cleanliness drive across Islamabad under the leadership of Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf and the supervision of Member Environment CDA Abdullah Khurrum Niazi, reaffirming its commitment to maintaining a clean, green, pollution free, healthy and environment friendly safer Islamabad.

The CDA’s continued comprehensive cleanliness campaign continue throughout the year with the aim to ensure cleanliness for improving sanitation standards, ensuring the timely removal of waste, maintaining public spaces, and enhancing the overall cleanliness and beauty of Islamabad. The initiative reflects CDA’s continued efforts to provide citizens with a healthier living environment and to preserve the natural beauty and distinctive character of the federal capital.

Under the directions of Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf, the Environment Wing is undertaking coordinated cleanliness operations across different sectors, roads, streets, green belts, parks and other public places. The campaign focuses on the regular collection and disposal of solid waste, removal of accumulated garbage, cleaning of roadsides and public spaces, and maintaining a neat and hygienic environment throughout the city.

Under the supervision of Member Environment CDA Abdullah Khurrum Niazi, the relevant field teams and sanitation staff are working to ensure effective implementation of the cleanliness drive. Emphasis is being placed on improving operational efficiency, strengthening field-level monitoring, and ensuring that cleanliness activities are carried out in a systematic and consistent manner.

Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf has reiterated the importance of keeping Islamabad clean, green and pollution free, emphasizing that a well maintained capital city is essential for public health, environmental sustainability and the overall quality of life of its residents. The CDA remains committed to further improving municipal services and maintaining high standards of cleanliness across the city.

Member Environment CDA Abdullah Khurrum Niazi is supervising the cleanliness related activities to ensure that operational priorities are addressed effectively and that the Environment Wing remains focused on its responsibility to maintain a clean and healthy urban environment. The coordinated efforts of field staff and sanitation teams are an important part of this ongoing initiative.

The cleanliness drive of CDA has been appreciated by citizens, who value the importance of a cleaner urban environment, well maintained public spaces and improved sanitation. The initiative underscores the significance of sustained institutional efforts in addressing cleanliness related challenges and promoting a sense of civic responsibility among residents.

CDA believes that maintaining a clean Islamabad is a shared responsibility. While the CDA continues to strengthen its cleanliness operations, citizens are encouraged to cooperate by disposing of waste responsibly, avoiding littering in public places, protecting green areas and supporting efforts to keep their surroundings clean.

The CDA also said that cleanliness is not merely a routine municipal activity but an essential component of environmental protection, disease prevention, urban management and sustainable development. A cleaner city contributes to a healthier population, improves the urban landscape and enhances Islamabad’s image as the capital of Pakistan.

CDA will continue its efforts to improve cleanliness standards and strengthen environmental management across Islamabad. Through the leadership of Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf and the supervision of Member Environment CDA Abdullah Khurrum Niazi, the Authority remains committed to its vision of a clean, green, pollution-free and safe Islamabad for residents, visitors and future generations.