Earlier this year, the Platcorp Foundation began a partnership with the Lamu Marine Conservation Trust (LaMCoT). A community-led organisation that has been protecting the Lamu Archipelago for more than three decades. What started as a turtle conservation initiative in 1992 has grown into a dynamic programme focused on education, habitat restoration, fisheries co-management and sustainable livelihoods.

At Platcorp, we know that true progress isn't just about numbers, it's about the real-world impact those numbers represent. Our unwavering commitment to gender equality and social inclusion is both within our organisation and across the communities we serve. As we build a more equitable future for Africa, we're proud to share how we're driving meaningful change for our employees, clients, and partners.

A ground-breaking initiative is underway to reintroduce both black and white rhinos to the historic landscapes of Kidepo Valley National Park, a move that promises to restore biodiversity and invigorate the region's tourism potential. This ambitious project, supported by the Platcorp Foundation, is not just about the majestic rhinos; it’s about weaving together wildlife conservation with tangible benefits for the local Ik and Dodoth communities.

At Platcorp, we’ve come to realise that reducing office waste isn’t just about being responsible, it’s about being intentional. Over the last year, we’ve made small yet meaningful shifts to manage waste more efficiently, and the results have been encouraging.

A new model of conservation is quietly taking root in the Northern Mara. It’s called lease-based conservation, and it may just hold the key to more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable futures for both people and wildlife.

Prioritizing road safety is paramount to ensure the well-being of employees and maintain a secure working environment. Implementing comprehensive road safety policies and procedures is essential for both employees who commute to the workplace and those engaged in business-related travel.

Twenty years of research and refinement of best practices in the inclusive finance industry have brought together 8 Client Protection Standards which ensure that financial services are delivered to clients in a safe, responsible, and fair manner.

Since 2020, we've been tracking and managing how much water we use in our subsidiaries across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, South Africa, and Zambia.

Climate Change presents one of the biggest threats to ecosystem, economies, and livelihoods in Africa.