"To reduce carbon, we need the cooperation of the public and private sector players, as this journey is challenging. We will face significant challenges in developing the correct frameworks within the country to measure and report on carbon."
The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) concept is a framework used to assess an organisation’s business practices and performance on various sustainability and ethical issues.
Standing tall among family businesses, Davis & Shirtliff fully embraces ESG principles and practices, a testament to the leadership of its Chair, Alec Davis, and the professionally constituted board of directors: a true beacon of excellence.
Absa Bank Kenya, a pioneer in sustainable banking, integrates progressive financial services, environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and ethical governance to ensure a vibrant and responsible future.
Committed to unwavering principles of integrity and accountability, APA's dedication to impactful ESG practices paves the way for a future where its influence fosters positive change.
Kakuzi stands as a paragon of good corporate governance practices, steadfastly committed to responsibility, sustainability, and ethics. At the helm, the Kakuzi Board is pivotal in steering the organisation toward these objectives.
BAT’s commitment to Building A Better Tomorrow is supported by its Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) priorities. The company aims to excel in environmental management, create a positive social impact, and maintain robust corporate governance throughout its operations.
Safaricom continues to solidify its stance as a pioneering force in the ESG landscape, embodying its purpose of ‘Transforming Lives’.
With its inaugural branch opening at the historic Mombasa Treasury Square, the bank embarked on a journey marked by integrity, innovation, and steadfast dedication to its customers.
Britam is committed to minimising its carbon footprint through targeted initiatives to reduce environmental impact.