Novo Nordisk Bangladesh plants 1,000 trees to support environment

The aim of this strategy is making Novo Nordisk a company that has zero environmental impact by 2030.

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22 September, 2019, 01:30 pm

Last modified: 22 September, 2019, 04:54 pm

Novo Nordisk Bangladesh plants 1,000 trees to support environment

Novo Nordisk Bangladesh employees have planted 1,000 trees at Sir John Wilson School in the capital on Friday as part of its new environment strategy that is 'Circular for Zero'.

The plantation activity was inaugurated by Sebnem Avsar Tuna, corporate vice president, Business Area Oceania South East Asia, Novo Nordisk, and Sabrina Shaheed, principal of Sir John Wilson School on Thursday.

The aim of this strategy is making Novo Nordisk a company that has zero environmental impact by 2030.

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More than 100 students of the school and Anand Shetty, vice president and general manager of Novo Nordisk were present in the inauguration program.

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