“Imkan Al-Iskan” Team Participates in Harvesting Fruit Trees in Cooperation with the Arab Group for the Protection of Nature
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“Imkan Al-Iskan” Team Participates in Harvesting Fruit Trees in Cooperation with the Arab Group for the Protection of Nature
Volunteers from the Housing Bank’s “Imkan Al-Iskan” team took part in the harvesting of fruit crops at one of the agricultural projects implemented by the Arab Group for the Protection of Nature in Northern Shouneh. This initiative comes as part of the bank’s ongoing support for the Green Caravan program carried out by the association.
This participation reflects the continuation of the strategic partnership between the two parties, aimed at expanding green spaces across the Kingdom, supporting small-scale farmers, and providing them with an additional source of income. The effort aligns with the goals of the “Imkan Al-Iskan” corporate social responsibility platform, which seeks to empower civil society organizations, encourage volunteerism, promote environmental growth, and foster social and economic empowerment—ultimately creating a sustainable positive impact.
The bank’s support, which contributed to securing the trees and improving crop quality, ensures sustainability through the resulting economic return. This income enables reinvestment in expanding agricultural activities and supporting future production cycles, embodying the principles of sustainability that the bank strives to implement through its community initiatives.
Housing Bank continues to support the Green Caravan program as a Diamond Sponsor for the fifth consecutive year, as announced earlier this year.
Launched in 2003, the Green Caravan program represents a comprehensive development vision that seeks to raise awareness about the importance of planting fruit-bearing trees as a civilizational foundation. It also aims to support underprivileged communities by providing additional income, thereby reducing poverty and unemployment, ensuring the sustainability of resources for future generations, and enhancing public awareness of the value of fruit tree cultivation.
