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Growing together, growing greener in Ghana – Advans Ghana plants 1,600 trees in annual sustainability initiative

Advans Ghana Savings and Loans has reinforced its commitment to environmental sustainability by planting 1,600 Acacia, Teak, and Shea seedlings at the Chipa and Kogni Forest Reserves in the Greater Accra Region and Northern Region respectively, as part of its annual Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.
Team Advans Ghana after a tree planting exercise Advans Ghana's commitment extends beyond planting trees.
The tree planting exercise forms part of Advans Ghana's broader climate roadmap, which is focused on environmental conservation, promoting climate resilience, raising awareness on climate action, creating green and climate related loan products, and developing innovative financial solutions to support communities affected by climate-related disasters.
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