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OmniBSIC Bank launches school plastic recovery project with CSIR-IIR and Ocean Tribe Foundation
OmniBSIC Bank has launched a school-based plastic recovery initiative in partnership with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research’s Institute of Industrial Research (CSIR-IIR) and Ocean Tribe Foundation, marking a significant step towards advancing Ghana’s circular economy agenda through education, environmental stewardship, and industrial innovation.
It reinforces the bank’s commitment to sustainable financing by investing in education, fostering innovation in plastic waste management, and building strategic partnerships that address pressing environmental challenges.
Fully sponsored by OmniBSIC Bank, the initiative seeks to transform plastic waste generated on school campuses into a valuable industrial resource.
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