NDB Bank goes the extra mile
NDB Bank which conducted several social responsibility initiatives
has recently launched a plethora of activities that focus on two key
areas, education and entrepreneurship.
CSR initiatives implemented department-wise by NDB Bank helped
increase staff involvement in improving the quality of life of local
communities and building on the bank’s values of integrity, care,
passion, teamwork and service. NDB Bank employees of each department
were recently given the opportunity to carry out their own CSR projects,
in line with the bank’s strategic CSR initiatives.
The NDB Bank Audit, Group Risk and Compliance Departments refurbished
the MICU of the Lady Ridgeway Hospital (LRH).
Improvements were made in the MICU interior and exterior as well as
in the mothers’ room and waiting areas.
The bank’s SME, Auto Finance, Specialised Commercial Markets (SCM)
and Refinance Departments undertook to improve the sanitary conditions
and facilities at the D B Jayathilake Vidyalaya in Kelaniya, which
benefited 150 students and 15 teachers of the school.
With IT becoming an integral feature on school curricula, the IT and
housing department of NDB Bank embarked on an initiative to enhance IT
skills of youth in the outskirts of Colombo.
In a bid to encourage the habit of reading among the young students
and provide them with opportunities for cultural, social and educational
growth, NDB Bank contributed books to the library of the Kadawatha Roman
Catholic School.
The NDB Bank Corporate Banking, Commercial Banking and Project
Finance Departments built and provided books for a much needed library
at the Walpola Primary School in Rambukkana, Kegalle.
Poverty struck students of the 150 year old Vijaya Vidyalaya in
Dehiwala have, for as long as they can remember, painstakingly copied
down questions for all examinations from the blackboard as the school
could not afford to print question papers. The Treasury/Trade/Treasury
Back Office/Con.Credit/Privilege Banking/Cards and Alternate
Distribution Channels (ADC) Departments of the Bank donated a Roneo
machine to facilitate printed question papers for students. |