KPO is once again one of the winners of the Environmental National Contest

Astana. October 15. KazTAG - On October 11, 2019, the ceremony of awarding the winners of the “Green Office” National Contest was held in Nur-Sultan in Rixos President Astana Hotel. The contest was arranged for the first time according to the ALE initiative “The Coalition for the “green economy” and G-Global development” with the support of the RoK Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources and the OSCE Office of Programs.
“Green office” is an office where all resources are used sparingly and everyone takes care of the environment.
The Green Office contest was focused on promoting energy, water and resource saving, environment-friendly technologies, goods and services, as well as assisting to create comfortable working conditions to form a friendly attitude to the environment; introducing a “green” way of behaviour and thinking among the community by promoting sustainable use of office resources; establishing environmentally responsible business communities; raising of awareness in terms of environment, sustainable development, climate balance conservation and rational use of resources.
62 organizations, which represent state authorities, international organizations and representative offices, the quasi-public sector, industrial enterprises, business and trading centres, financial organizations, and NGOs, took part in the contest for the nominations related to education, healthcare and services. As a result of the contest, 20 enterprises became the winners in various categories. KPO was among them in the category of industrial enterprises.
KPO was awarded with honorary diploma and in addition, received a special sign “Recommended by the Green Bridge Partnership Program” as part of the international initiative of Kazakhstan on cooperation between countries in the field of green economy.
This achievement once again confirms the commitment of KPO Management and employees to maintain continuous improvement of environmental management system.



Photo source: KPO


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