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MTN gains recognition on Climate Change, water security rating

by admineconai March 5, 2025
written by admineconai March 5, 2025
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The global Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) has scored leading telecommunications company, MTN Nigeria โ€œB-โ€ in Climate Change and a โ€œCโ€ in Water Security in recognition of the telcoโ€™s approach to addressing environmental challenges and commitment to transparency in managing climate and water-related risks.

The latest ratings reflect the company’s continued efforts to enhance its non-financial disclosures and sustainability reporting, demonstrating accountability and progress in its environmental performance.

Speaking on the release of the CDP scores, Tobe Okigbo, Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer, MTN Nigeria, said that the company was embedding Environmental, social, and governance, (ESG) considerations at the core of its operations, in recognition of its critical role in driving long-term value creation for our stakeholders.

โ€œOur commitment to sustainability is reflected in our actions – from reducing energy consumption, improving energy efficiency, and increasing adoption of renewable energy,โ€he said.

Speaking further, he said โ€œthrough our Project Zero initiative, we are progressing in our commitment to reducing our GHG emissions and achieving net zero emissions by 2040,โ€. โ€œBeing scored โ€œB-โ€ in climate change by CDP, a score in the โ€œManagementโ€ band is a testament to the progress of our effortsโ€.

The CDP is a global non-profit that runs the worldโ€™s only independent environmental disclosure system. In 2024, 24,800+ of the worldโ€™s largest companies across over 90 countries disclosed information through the CDPโ€™s comprehensive framework for measuring, managing, and disclosing environmental impact, enabling informed decision-making and driving sustainable growth.

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