Karachi: Unilever Pakistan has launched an ambitious strategy, ‘Sustainability Accelerated’, to drive sustainability efforts focused on climate action, plastics circularity, nature regeneration, and enhancing livelihoods. This new approach is part of the company’s long-standing commitment to sustainability, which has significantly strengthened its resilience over the past two decades.

According to Unilever Pakistan Limited, the new strategy marks the third era of the company’s sustainability journey, where business growth is increasingly linked to responsible environmental and social practices. The launch event at the Unilever Pakistan Head Office brought together stakeholders, government officials, and industry leaders to explore the company’s renewed sustainability strategy.

Amir Paracha, CEO of Unilever Pakistan, emphasized the company’s dedication to using business as a force for good. He stated, “Sustainability Accelerated is not just about meeting global goals; it is about ensuring that our business in Pakistan drives positive change for our communities and the environment. We are committed to transforming our business to reduce environmental impacts while empowering people through better livelihoods and supporting a more circular economy.”

During the event, Unilever introduced its Climate Transition Action Plan, detailing key initiatives to minimize its carbon footprint and transition towards sustainable business practices. Barrister Murtaza Wahab, Mayor of Karachi, delivered the keynote address, highlighting the importance of prioritizing sustainability as Pakistan’s cities continue to grow. He expressed confidence that collaborations between corporations, government, and communities could foster meaningful change and create a more sustainable and equitable future.

The event concluded with discussions on how partnerships can advance the sustainability agenda in Pakistan, emphasizing collective action among corporations, government, and communities.