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The Ministry of Environment, where over 170 Bank Audi volunteers,
family and friends, joined efforts on 9 June 2019 and spent their Sunday
morning cleaning Damour beach.
This campaign aimed at conveying a cleaner picture of Lebanon.
Volunteers showed great enthusiasm for both the initiative and their
goal: cleaning up beaches and turning Lebanon into a clean and
beautiful country again.
Another instance of collaboration is with the LRI NGO where our
Corporate and Commercial Banking Department initiated the planting
of 42 cedrus libani seedlings in Sannine covering an area of 0.3 hectares
in October 2019.
LRI engaged local participants to conduct the activity by providing them
with reforestation best practices, safety, inspection and monitoring
training, all while abiding by COVID-19 safety measures.
During the length of this reporting period, around 3.5 tons of CO2
was sequestered. This forest contributed to the creation of 4 jobs
in Baskinta.
MY CARBON FOOTPRINT
Mobilising the Youth for a Better Environment
This initiative was undertaken by Bank Audi in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to address climate change, while raising awareness among the youth on the use of resources and its impact on the environment.
my-cfp.com is an informative and fun microsite developed by Bank Audi and specifically addressed to children aged 12 to 15 and living in Lebanon. The platform allows participants to monitor and reduce their household energy expenses and their impact on the environment, by keeping track of their homes’ electricity, paper, gas and fuel consumption. Try it out here my-cfp.com.
The aim of this microsite is to engage the Lebanese youth in reducing their household’s impact on the environment, in recognising the importance of resources, and in acknowledging the carbon footprint we leave on Mother Earth.
Today’s youth have an eagerness to learn and adopt environment-friendly and ethical resource consumption practices having positive effects on the global climate. This motivates children and teenagers to reduce their carbon footprint, thus contributing to building a generation of civically engaged citizens.
The disclosed information is relevant for the period ending 2020