Boost to Green School Initiative as ESO, Veolia Oman join hands

The business will be supplying the funds to implement the new educational project and assistance capacity-developing amongst young Omanis in the field of environmental conservation.

Both parties are committed to shield the atmosphere and biodiversity and construct a lengthy-term partnership.

This initiative is also becoming supported by Emily’s Garden – a fund which has been set up by the Jewitt loved ones in memory of Emily Jewitt, who passed away in 2018. Emily lived in Oman and the Netherlands. Each nation left an imprint on her.

She was deeply committed to the atmosphere, and throughout her time in the Netherlands, Emily was an active member of the Eco committee in her college setting up recycling projects, raising awareness on power saving, and component of an ongoing tree planting project. She had huge plans to boost the influence that humans have on the planet. H H Sayyida Tania bint Shabib al Said, president of ESO, stated, “The Green School Initiative is close to our hearts as it encourages environmentally sustainable behaviour through education. With supporters such as Veolia Oman, we can make a difference.” Erwan Rouxel, nation manager at Veolia Oman, stated, “Today, natural resources are becoming increasingly scarce, while our needs are growing. It is everyone’s collective responsibility to conserve and protect resources.”

Information Source: Muscat Daily