Key Takeaways
- More than 200 volunteers collected nearly 2 tons of waste from Rawal Lake.
- The event aimed to promote environmental sustainability and community engagement.
- JazzWorld’s initiative is part of its broader ESG agenda focusing on environmental sustainability.
JazzWorld, in collaboration with the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and the Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad (MCI), recently organized a significant cleanliness drive at Rawal Dam. The event took place at Kinara Park, Rawal Lake, where over 200 volunteers participated in collecting nearly 2 tons of waste using 80 waste bags.
The initiative not only aimed to clean up the park and surrounding recreational areas but also to raise awareness about responsible waste management practices. According to Syed Zaheer Mehdi, Group Chief Corporate & Regulatory Officer at JazzWorld, 'Sustainability is reflected in the actions of our people.'
The cleanup drive was attended by senior officials from CDA and MCI, highlighting a shared commitment between public institutions and the private sector to address environmental challenges through community-driven initiatives. Rawal Lake holds significant ecological and recreational value for Islamabad, making this effort crucial for its protection.
This event is an integral part of JazzWorld’s broader Environmental Social Governance (ESG) agenda, which focuses on environmental sustainability, community wellbeing, and employee engagement. By partnering with institutions like CDA and MCI, JazzWorld continues to support initiatives that reduce waste and promote responsible environmental practices.
The cleanup drive contributed to protecting the ecosystem of Rawal Lake while reinforcing the importance of sustainable waste management and civic responsibility among the public. The initiative serves as a model for other organizations in Pakistan to follow, demonstrating how collective participation can create meaningful environmental impact.
In his statement, Syed Zaheer Mehdi emphasized that every kilogram of waste removed from public spaces is a step toward protecting the environment. He added, 'This cleanup drive demonstrates how collective participation can inspire greater responsibility toward the spaces we all share.'
Sustainability is reflected in the actions of our people.
Syed Zaheer Mehdi, Group Chief Corporate & Regulatory Officer, JazzWorld
