Riyadh: The Environment Fund has concluded its environmental initiative, surpassing its objectives in promoting awareness within communities and educational settings. Implemented in collaboration with Injaz Saudi Arabia, this initiative highlights the effectiveness of partnerships with the non-profit sector in supporting sustainable development.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the initiative aimed to reach 12,500 students across 200 schools by training over 200 student counselors to deliver educational content, with a planned total of 125,000 training hours. The results exceeded expectations, benefiting 13,552 students from 331 schools throughout the Kingdom. Additionally, 200 teachers were trained, and 135,520 actual training hours were recorded, resulting in comprehensive coverage across all 13 administrative regions.

Acting CEO of the Environment Fund Munir Al-Sahli noted the fund aligns with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 and the National Environment Strategy, aiming to enhance the environmental sector and reinforce the Kingdom's leadership in this field.

This environmental initiative is a key outcome of the incentives and grants program in the environmental sector launched in mid-2024.