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'10,000 trees': Goldman Sachs' scheme to help restore Bengaluru green cover

Initiative entails a pledge to plant one tree in and around Bengaluru for every Goldman employee in India by 2025

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(L-R) Goldman Sachs 10,000 Trees initiative was launched in Bengaluru today by Aravind Limbavli, MLA Mahadevapura constituency (center), in presence of (L-R) Archana Tayade from Goldman Sachs; Ravi Krishnan, Chief Administrative Officer, Goldman Sa

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru

3 min read Last Updated : May 09 2022 | 4:06 PM IST

Goldman Sachs announced the launch of “10,000 Trees” initiative in India, a pledge to plant one tree in and around Bengaluru for every employee of the firm in India by 2025 to help restore the city’s green cover. Launched in collaboration with Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), this commitment is one of several green initiatives undertaken by the firm’s Bengaluru office that advances its environmental sustainability focus.

The initiative was launched by Arvind Limbavali, Member of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, Mahadevapura constituency, through a tree-planting ceremony at Sadaramangala Lake in Bengaluru. Several government officials including R Venkatachalapathi, Joint Commissioner, BBMP, Hanumanthappa

Topics : Goldman Sachs Bengaluru

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