Emirates NBD, a leading banking group in the MENAT region, has announced its partnership with Rebound, a global leader in advancing circularity through innovative digital solutions and expert advisory services. This collaboration underscores Emirates NBD's ongoing commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles by driving awareness and fostering an environmentally conscious mindset among its employees and stakeholders.
Empowering sustainable practices through education
As part of the initiative, Emirates NBD will conduct workshops and webinars to educate participants on circular economy principles, sustainable consumption, and best practices for waste management and recycling. These sessions aim to empower employees and external stakeholders with the knowledge and tools needed to make meaningful environmental contributions. Participants will be encouraged to adopt eco-friendly practices at work and home, fostering a culture of conscious consumption and active recycling.
Pioneering eco-friendly banking
Emirates NBD has taken several steps to reduce its environmental footprint, including improving waste segregation, increasing recycling rates, and conserving resources across its offices. By embracing sustainable practices, the bank continues to position itself as a leader in environmentally responsible banking, inspiring others to follow suit.
Vijay Bains, Chief Sustainability Officer and Group Head of ESG at Emirates NBD, highlighted the bank’s dedication to sustainability, stating, “Through our partnership with Rebound, we aspire to drive significant change by inspiring, educating, and empowering our employees and stakeholders to join our sustainability journey. Sustainability is a shared responsibility, and we are committed to fostering a greener and more sustainable future.”
Maryam AlMansoori, Founder and General Manager at Rebound, added, “Together, we are fostering a culture of responsibility, equipping individuals with the tools and knowledge needed to embrace circularity and make a lasting impact on the environment.”
This partnership marks a vital step toward advancing sustainable practices and supporting a global transition to a circular economy.