Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Coca-Cola Partners ICC for Maidaan Saaf at Women's World Cup
Coca-Cola India is teaming up with the ICC for the Women's Cricket World Cup in India.
They're running a 'Maidaan Saaf' campaign to help with waste management at the stadiums.
This includes helping with recycling and getting fans involved.
The goal is to educate stadium staff, volunteers, and fans on how to handle waste properly.
This is similar to what they did at the Men's World Cup, where they had a large waste-management program.
Coca-Cola India partners with ICC for Maidaan Saaf at Women's World Cup 2025.
The campaign focuses on waste solutions and fan engagement.
Initiatives include waste management practices and fan education.
Stadium staff and volunteers will be involved in raising awareness.
Builds on the success of the waste-management program at the ICC Men's World Cup 2023.
- Who
- Coca-Cola India, ICC
- What
- Driving Maidaan Saaf campaign
- When
- September 30 to November 2
- Where
- Host venue stadiums in India
- Why
- To implement waste solutions and engage fans
- Event
- ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025
- Dates
- September 30 to November 2
- Partners
- Coca-Cola India, ICC
- Campaign
- Maidaan Saaf
- Focus
- Waste management & fan engagement
Sources
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