NetOne, a leading telecommunications provider in Zimbabwe, has reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability through a clean-up campaign in Harare, aligning with the National Development Strategy 2 and Vision 2030.
The campaign, held on the 6th of February , saw NetOne employees and stakeholders coming together to promote a clean, orderly, and dignified nation, as called upon by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Speaking at the event, NetOne representatives said that sustainable development encompasses not only infrastructure and connectivity but also preserving the environment that supports economic and social progress.
"Our message to our customers and the community is simple but powerful: national development begins with individual and institutional discipline," said NetOne.
The clean-up campaign is part of NetOne's strategic pillar on Environmental Sustainability, demonstrating the company's commitment to supporting national programmes that build resilient communities and a sustainable future.
"This initiative is our practical response to the call by President Mnangagwa , for institutions and citizens alike to take collective responsibility for a clean, orderly and dignified nation," NetOne said.
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According to NetOne, clean environments promote health, productivity, and pride, which are essential ingredients for Vision 2030.
NetOne highlighted its commitment to environmental sustainability, saying, "We are committed to supporting national programmes that build resilient communities and a sustainable future for generations to come."
The event saw NetOne employees together with the City of Harare stakeholders collecting litter and debris in designated areas, promoting a sense of ownership and responsibility among community members.
NetOne's Environmental Sustainability pillar is anchored in the National Development Strategy 2, which emphasizes the importance of preserving the environment for future generations.
"We fully understand that sustainable development is not only about infrastructure and connectivity, but also about preserving the environment that supports our economic and social progress," NetOne emphasized.
The telecommunications provider urged individuals and institutions to take collective responsibility for a clean and sustainable environment, saying, "National development begins with individual and institutional discipline."
NetOne's clean-up campaign serves as a model for corporate social responsibility, demonstrating the company's commitment to aligning its operations, values, and CSR initiatives with government priorities.
As Zimbabwe strives towards achieving Vision 2030, NetOne's efforts towards environmental sustainability are expected to contribute significantly to the country's development agenda.
The event was attended by NetOne employees, stakeholders, and community members, who all pledged to continue promoting environmental sustainability in their daily lives.
NetOne's commitment to environmental sustainability is part of its broader corporate social responsibility initiatives, aimed at building a better future for Zimbabweans.