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Mobilink Bank Advances Sustainable Banking with ESG Leadership Training

  • July 2, 2024
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Pakistan’s leading digital microfinance bank, Mobilink Bank, is taking a big step towards sustainable banking. They recently completed an ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) training program for their leadership team. This equips them to integrate ESG principles into core operations, aligning with their focus on social responsibility and sustainable growth.

Climate change is a key concern, especially for vulnerable communities. Mobilink Bank’s “Change to Sustain” program addresses this by offering green financing solutions, providing access to clean energy.

“We prioritize eco-friendly practices and energy efficiency,”

said Aamir Ibrahim, Mobilink Bank’s chairman, highlighting their commitment to environmental consciousness. Their focus on gender-inclusive green financing, particularly solar applications in agriculture, tackles both environmental and social challenges.

Strong governance and community engagement are also crucial for long-term success. By integrating ESG principles across all operations, Mobilink Bank aims to create a lasting positive impact.

Pakistan’s government commends this initiative. “Strong ESG practices are essential,” stated Romina Khurshid Alam, a government official focused on climate change. She highlighted Mobilink Bank’s alignment with national sustainability goals.

The leadership training program strengthens Mobilink Bank’s commitment to ESG principles. Their “Change to Sustain” program includes a significant solar financing portfolio dedicated to SMEs and women, with plans for further expansion. These efforts demonstrate a clear focus on building a more sustainable future for Pakistan.

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