Belov Group is a recurring participant in the World Cleanup Day movement, held annually on September 21st. In 2026, the environmental teams responsible for the sustainability agenda planned a strategic solution aimed at optimizing activities, welcoming more volunteers, and boosting other ESG projects.
In Guapimirim, Rio de Janeiro, the world cleanup day was carried out earlier on Friday the 18th, in partnership with the “Belov na Escola” (Belov at School) project, at the Celina Corrêa da Silva Rural Municipal School. The team in charge of the action organized an environmental awareness walk in the Paraíso neighborhood toward the local waterfalls. Students accompanied the volunteers in collecting improperly discarded trash around the perimeter to raise awareness among the community and visitors about protecting local waters and greenery. They were also treated to giveaways and a special snack provided by the event. In this city, Belov Group maintains a base dedicated to the oil & gas market.
In Itaguaí, also in Rio de Janeiro, the action took place on Saturday the 19th at Coroa Grande Beach. Volunteers gathered for breakfast, did workplace stretching exercises, and cleaned up the shoreline, in addition to participating in a raffle for giveaways. The event was conducted with the support of Rio Branco Serviços, Terminal Coroa Grande, and Super San Ambiental, collecting approximately 200 kg of waste. In the region, Belov Group is executing a project at Porto Sudeste, whose expansion targets the oil & gas sector through the construction of new berthing and mooring dolphins.
Meanwhile in Bahia, where the Belov Shipyard is located, teams from HQ and the Mapele Maritime Site brought World Cleanup Day forward to Saturday the 19th. Over 100 volunteer participants collected hundreds of kilograms of waste from the mangrove belt at Capadócia Beach, in the Mapele district of Simões Filho. The initiative connects teams and partners to promote environmental protection and care, especially in areas near Belov Group's facilities and their surrounding communities.
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