NDB Bank reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability by actively participating as a co-sponsor in the inaugural Sri Lanka Climate Summit organised by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce on ‘Climate Action for our Nation and the Planet’. The summit, held on May 7-9, aimed to catalyse climate action at the boardroom level and engage stakeholders in driving policies that facilitate climate action nationally and corporately.
As a leading financial institution, NDB said in a media release that it recognises the urgent need to address climate change and its impact on communities and businesses. The bank's participation in the summit underscored its dedication to promoting sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
The summit featured a line-up of over 60 speakers and panellists, including experts from overseas and Sri Lanka, discussing crucial topics such as the global and local impacts of the climate crisis, risks to businesses, climate resilience, decarbonisation, climate justice, and equity, among others. The event also focused on industry-specific sessions, highlighting challenges and opportunities in agriculture, tourism, construction, mobility, energy, and industry.
Through its participation, NDB had the opportunity to engage with key stakeholders in dialogue to further the development of a Climate Action Plan. The bank remains steadfast in its commitment to supporting initiatives that promote sustainability and create a positive impact on society and the planet.
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