Imdaad unveils Be'ati School Program in selected schools for academic year 2015-2016
Imdaad, a leading supplier of integrated facilities and Environment solutions in the GCC, has actually revealed the launch of the Be'ati School Program, a 'green' project to highlight the significance of a sustainable environment amongst school kids which targets 30,000 student participants. Through the project, the company will show the advantages of an eco-friendly and green lifestyle for a healthy present and a better tomorrow to students aged four to 6 years. The program seeks to teach youths the need for waste segregation and recycling as an essential element of environmental sustainability.
Be'ati School Program comes in line with Imdaad's policy of taking its know-how and experience in waste management through recycling operations for environmental sustainability to the turf roots to make a greater and more focused influence on the society. The initiative will be running in a variety of schools, consisting of Dubai Modern Education School, JSS Private School, Rajagiri International School, GEMS Our Own Indian High School, and Credence High School, to call a few. It aims to impart knowledge about numerous ways to safeguard the environment in a manner consistent with the Dubai 2021 strategy making the emirate a smart and sustainable city.
Our most current initiative, Be'ati School Program aims to raise awareness about the importance of protecting the environment through segregation of waste and recycling. I would like to reveal appreciation to the getting involved schools for supporting our cause and allowing us to reach out to young children to teach them about waste management.".
Bea'ti, meanings that 'My Environment,' is Imdaad's flagship corporate social responsibility effort that began in 2009. It seeks to inform kids about the environment and the importance of segregation and recycling of waste to make them active partners in the project to protect it for the future generations. As part of the effort, quizzes, short movies and competitors are being organized in schools across the country.
