CarbonSifr & Emirates Nature-WWF sign Green Giving Partnership

By Arya M Nair, Official Reporter
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CarbonSifr, a UAE-based climate action company, has signed a Green Giving Partnership with Emirates Nature-WWF, the environmental charity established to safeguard the UAE’s natural heritage, in the Year of Sustainability and beyond.

The partnership integrates CarbonSifr’s commitment to pioneer climate action with Emirates Nature-WWF’s legacy of mobilizing civil society to maximize their impact and build a world where people and nature can thrive.

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Laila Mostafa Abdullatif
Director General
Emirates Nature-WWF

“Our Green Giving Partners support local conservation projects, helping pave the way for the UAE to achieve net zero and biodiversity targets. We are delighted to welcome CarbonSifr as a Green Giving Partner and look forward to elevating civil society awareness around carbon footprints and climate action.”

As Emirates Nature-WWF’s preferred climate tech partner, CarbonSifr is furthering its commitment to boost climate awareness and offer practical solutions for Middle East businesses and consumers. Their climate technology solutions are grounded in helping corporates and organizations take strides towards tangible impact, making climate action more accessible and achievable for everyone.

Mr. Mustafa Bosca, Co-founder and Chief Decarbonization Officer of CarbonSifr, said that “Partnering with Emirates Nature-WWF amplifies our mission. Together, we aspire to raise the bar for climate action in the region, reinforcing the importance of collective responsibility and action.”

As the UN climate change conference COP28 draws near, the global community is focused on strengthening climate commitments and impact. Partnerships amongst businesses and organizations are in instrumental in achieving transformative change and paving the path towards a net zero future.

This partnership signifies the potential of harnessing digital technology to engage with civil society and drive repeat actions that contribute towards a sustainable tomorrow.

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