Kate K Kizza, dfcu Bank Executive Director, speaking at the eventdfcu Bank and Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & SPA have intensified efforts to tackle plastic waste pollution in Uganda through a joint environmental campaign aimed at promoting sustainable waste management and environmental conservation.The initiative launched on May 23, comes amid growing concern over the increasing levels of plastic pollution in the country, particularly in urban centres where poor waste disposal continues to block drainage systems, contribute to flooding, and damage ecosystems.The campaign seeks to raise awareness about the dangers posed by plastic waste while encouraging businesses, communities, and individuals to adopt environmentally responsible practices.Speaking about the initiative, Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort Director of Golf, Theodor Van Rooyen, said the institution remains committed to protecting the environment through sustainable practices and partnerships.“We are committed to environmental conservation and believe that collective action is critical in addressing the growing challenge of plastic waste pollution,” Van Rooyen said.Officials involved in the campaign noted that single-use plastics remain among the leading contributors to environmental pollution, with large amounts of waste finding its way into wetlands, water bodies, and drainage channels.Light moments from the fairways at Lake Victoria Serena as golfers connected to champion the green movement.dfcu Bank said the initiative aligns with its broader sustainability agenda, which focuses on responsible business operations, environmental protection, and community empowerment.dfcu Bank Executive Director, Kate K Kizza said partnerships that promote sustainability are important in building a cleaner and healthier future for communities.“As a responsible corporate institution, we believe sustainability should be at the centre of everything we do. Campaigns such as this are essential in creating awareness and inspiring communities to embrace environmentally friendly practices,” Kizza said.One of the champions being rewardedEnvironmental experts have repeatedly warned that continued misuse and poor disposal of plastics could have long-term effects on public health, tourism, and natural ecosystems if urgent action is not taken.Uganda continues to face increasing pressure on waste management systems as urbanisation and plastic consumption continue to rise.Stakeholders involved in the campaign urged members of the public to reduce the use of single-use plastics, embrace recycling, and actively participate in clean-up activities aimed at protecting the environment.Observers say collaborations between private sector players and environmental advocates could play a major role in addressing Uganda’s growing plastic waste crisis and promoting long-term environmental responsibility. The post dfcu Bank, Serena Golf Resort Step Up Fight Against Plastic Waste appeared first on Business Focus.