NDB Bank recently organised a beach clean-up initiative at Kapungoda Beach, Pamunugama, as part of the Bank’s "Adopt a Beach" project. This event, held in partnership with Clean Ocean Force Lanka, is a reflection of NDB’s commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement. On Saturday, November 9, 2024, over 100 NDB employees volunteered their time and effort to help protect the coastline and address the issue of marine pollution affecting Sri Lanka’s beaches, the bank said in a media release.
The "Adopt a Beach" initiative, in which NDB has taken responsibility for a stretch of Kapungoda Beach, ensures regular cleaning efforts while supporting the local community. Notably, the project includes a focus on the livelihood development of women in the Kapungoda community, furthering NDB’s commitment to empowering communities and creating sustainable, positive change.
Throughout the event, NDB employees worked together to collect litter and debris, significantly reducing pollution on the beach, amounting to a total of over 400 kg. The collected waste was sorted, with recyclable materials sent for processing, aligning with NDB’s dedication to promoting environmental consciousness and fostering sustainable practices.
This clean-up event was an embodiment of NDB’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles, emphasising employee volunteerism and proactive engagement in tackling pressing environmental issues. Through the "Adopt a Beach" initiative, NDB aims not only to contribute to cleaner oceans but also to inspire collective action for a healthier environment.
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