Innovo Wins Athar Award For Excellence In Sustainability And CSR Practices
Innovo is proud to announce we have been presented with an Athar Award (Impact Award) by the Egypt CSR Forum. The Award for Excellence in Sustainability and CSR Practices recognises Innovo as an Impact Creator for Outstanding Contributions to a Sustainable Future.
The Athar Awards honour organisations and individuals that demonstrate a transformative impact in environmental stewardship and social responsibility in Egypt.
Innovo's commitment to sustainability is reflected in its track record of environmental innovation and its engagement in community-driven projects that create lasting value for society.
Mohamad Gamal, Managing Director, Innovo Build Egypt commented on the win, "What an honour to receive this Athar Award, which serves as recognition of our team's dedication to sustainability. This award motivates us to continue pushing the boundaries of innovation in both our sustainability efforts and CSR programmes."
Dr.Hassan Mostafa President of Egypt CSR and Sustainable Development Forum said "Innovo has set a standard in the industry through its unwavering commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. Inovo's innovative approach and community projects are exemplary, and we are proud to recognize their outstanding contributions to a sustainable future."
Innovo is committed to advancing sustainability through a range of initiatives integral to its core business. This includes the promotion of energy-efficient construction methods, waste reduction in building processes and the development of environmentally conscious projects. The company also focuses on empowering local communities and ensuring that its impact extends beyond the built environment to create lasting value for society.
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