Transforming Recycling: Innovative Bank Unveils ‘Wastebanc’ and Forges Strategic Partnership with LAWMA

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The Alternative Bank has introduced Wastebanc, Nigeria’s pioneering digital recycling initiative with a mission to revolutionize recycling practices.

Committed to sustainability and the vision of a world where recycling promotes environmental preservation and community well-being, Wastebanc is poised to set new standards in responsible waste management and sustainability.

This announcement was made at the product launch event in Lagos, attended by key figures from the financial and waste management sectors.

A live demonstration of Wastebanc’s innovative platform showcased how it incentivizes users to make eco-friendly contributions, allowing them to earn rewards for responsibly depositing recyclables, encouraging personal engagement, and rewarding environmental actions.

Additionally, the app simplifies recycling by facilitating convenient pick-up requests and scheduling at preferred locations.

Speaking at the product launch, Mohammed Yunusa, Director of Digital Business and Innovations at The Alternative Bank, emphasized, “Wastebanc is not just an app; it represents an ambitious initiative aimed at empowering individuals, businesses, and communities to engage profitably in recycling while safeguarding the future of our planet.

The app offers a user-friendly interface that seamlessly connects users to a network of recycling resources, incentives, and an innovative approach to waste management, which will have a substantial and measurable impact on our environment.”

This initiative symbolizes a significant collaboration as Alternative Bank joins forces with The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA).

This partnership underscores their joint commitment to building a greener and more sustainable future.

Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, Managing Director of LAWMA, expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, “Our partnership with Alternative Bank and the introduction of the Wastebanc app mark a significant stride forward in our collective efforts to promote responsible waste management practices in Lagos.

Together, we aim to raise environmental awareness and motivate communities to actively participate in recycling initiatives for a healthier Lagos.”

Abubakar Suleiman, CEO of Sterling Bank Limited, commented, “We are confident that this collaboration with LAWMA is a testament to our shared dedication to nurturing a sustainable ecosystem, propelling us toward a future where responsible waste management is a fundamental pillar of an environmentally conscious society.”

He further added, “Wastebanc is poised to expand its presence to cover all states in Nigeria.

Our ambition is to embed this transformative recycling approach nationwide, promoting a more sustainable and responsible waste management culture that transcends borders and resonates in every community.”

ABOUT WASTEBANC

Wastebanc, an initiative of The Alternative Bank, is dedicated to revolutionizing the recycling landscape.

Their vision is a world where recycling not only safeguards the planet but also enhances lives.

As passionate advocates of sustainability, they have crafted innovative solutions that empower individuals, businesses, and communities to profitably recycle while preserving the environment.

Get the Wastebanc app today and unlock the power of profitable recycling.

[Visit their website](www.wastebanc.com) for more information.

Recycle Smarter | Earn Better.

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