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EIF, SDAC launch 4th Sustainable Development Awards

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March 4, 2024
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The Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF) and the Sustainable Development Advisory Council (SDAC) have officially launched the 4th Sustainable Development Awards.

According to the Minister of Environment,Forestry and Tourism,Pohamba Shifeta, the Awards began in 2015 as the brainchild of the EIF and SDAC and have over the years evolved into a biennial celebration, recognizing remarkable strides in sustainable development.

“The 4th edition, slated for June 2024, emerges at a crucial juncture, urging us to confront the urgency of climate challenges with collective action.” he said

He further explained that this year’s “Investing in Our Planet,” theme sets the tone for a collective commitment towards environmental stewardship.

“Our theme underscores a fundamental truth – our future hinges on investing in the well-being of our planet. It calls upon governments, institutions, businesses, and civil society to accelerate change towards a prosperous, sustainable world.” he said

Shifeta also explained that the Sustainable Development Awards, spanning eleven categories, aims to acknowledge institutions and individuals integrating environmental, social, economic, and management aspects into their practices.

“This edition underscores the importance of investing in the environment for a sustainable future.Investing in nature means more than financial commitments; it’s about bold and prompt action. From green infrastructure to reframing conversations, we must converge efforts to address environmental crises linked to climate change. As stewards of this planet, we have the momentum to build resilience for a future of sustainable, inclusive growth.” he said

The event’s sponsors include the EIF,SDAC, UNDP Namibia, and Bank Windhoek.

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