Top 25 Corporations Walking the Talk in ESG
ARC Ride’s foundation is built on a vision of affordable, reliable and clean transportation for African cities, directly addressing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
ARC Ride’s foundation is built on a vision of affordable, reliable and clean transportation for African cities, directly addressing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
#20 TAKAFUL INSURANCE OF AFRICA Many businesses today claim to embrace sustainability, but few translate those commitments into real impact, thus leaving stakeholders skeptical about corporate sustainability promises. True ESG…
At the core of Java’s environmental efforts is its innovative approach to waste management. Partnering with Muenzer Kenya, a biotechnology firm, Java recycles over 3,500 kg of used cooking oil from its restaurants, converting it into biodiesel.
Environmentally, Little has actively embraced green mobility by integrating electric bikes and scooters into its fleet. These electric two-wheelers, equipped with geofencing technology, ensure they operate within specific locations, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions.
SBM Bank Kenya stands as a stalwart in the ESG landscape, seamlessly integrating environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and strong governance into its business ethos.
To align its operations with global sustainability goals, Standard Chartered Kenya has focused on three core pillars: Sustainable Finance, Being a Responsible Company, and Inclusive Communities.
One of the key pillars of Absa’s ESG strategy is its focus on environmental sustainability. In 2023, the bank made significant progress in reducing its environmental footprint, particularly through energy efficiency and green financing initiatives.
One of NCBA’s standout achievements in 2023 was reducing plastic usage by an impressive 76.3 percent, a concrete demonstration of its dedication to environmental sustainability.
Sasini’s approach to environmental stewardship exemplifies its dedication to preserving the planet.
The bank’s statement of intent is anchored around 14 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which it has actively tackled for decades, demonstrating a meaningful impact for all.