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Polaris Bank and Firm are Collaborating to Educate 50,000 Female Students.

Polaris Bank and Firm are collaborating to educate 50,000 female students.

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Polaris Bank and Firm are collaborating to educate 50,000 female students.

The non-profit organization Evolve and its principal partner Polaris Bank have reaffirmed their commitment to reducing global warming by assisting with girl-child education in Nigeria.

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The Evolve initiative, which was launched in 2020 to address the global challenge of climate change through the education of poor girls, is expected to impact 50,000 direct beneficiaries and 200,000 indirect beneficiaries over the next five years.

Speaking on the impact of the project, the Managing Director of Pacegate Limited, Mr. Umesh Amarnani, said, “The Evolve CSR program aims to ensure girl-child education and empowerment to help curb global warming and make an impact in the community.

“At Pacegate, we are committed to building a more sustainable and responsible environment where every girlchild feels valued, empowered, and can contribute to society at large.” “We strongly believe that through the schools’ supplies provided, value-based education being taught to school teachers, and the support received from our sponsors, the girlchild will have access to a higher level of educational opportunities,” Mr. Amarnani added.

Also commenting on the initiative, Polaris Bank’s Group Head, Customer Experience Management & Sustainability, Bukola Oluyadi, said, “We recognize that education and youth empowerment are the most significant indicators of social progress.”

Our commitment to these has been the drive for the empowerment of the girl child and thus the partnership with Evolve. Since 2021, we have partnered with Evolve and adopted several schools across Nigeria to cater for the needs of the girl child.

Evolve has a clear mandate using S-connect approaches adapted from the Heartfulness Institute in Hyderabad. Through S-Connect, the Evolve initiative reaches out to educational institutions, mostly secondary schools, across the country by providing their female students with basic school supplies in fulfilment of Evolve’s mission to tackle climate change by empowering the girl child.

Since its inception, Evolve, in collaboration with all of its partners, has donated school supplies, including school uniforms, sandals, notebooks, pens, and bags, to over 10,000 female students in 32 schools across nine states in the country.

 

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