Stanbic Bank pledges US$30 000 for Victoria Falls clean-up initiatives
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has pledged US$30,000 over three years to support the Pristine Victoria Falls Society. The funding aims to improve waste management and environmental conservation in the iconic tourist destination.
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This partnership highlights the role of corporate social investment in preserving global natural wonders and promoting sustainable eco-tourism.
HARARE, Jul 13 (NewsDay Live) - Victoria Falls is set to shine even brighter thanks to a landmark partnership between Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe and the Pristine Victoria Falls Society (PVFS).
The bank has pledged US$30 000 over three years to support conservation and cleanliness initiatives in the iconic destination.
The agreement will see PVFS receive US$10 000 annually from 2026 to 2028, empowering the organisation to intensify its mission of positioning Victoria Falls as the cleanest city in Africa.
Established in October 2021, PVFS has already made significant strides in promoting sustainable waste management, advancing green destination practices and improving public health in vulnerable communities. This new funding injection promises to accelerate its impact.
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