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'Financial edifice sits on ecological stability'
Updated On: 02 December, 2011 07:58 AM IST | | A Correspondent
Of late, corporates have become environmentally sensitive and are doing their bit for the cause
Of late, corporates have become environmentally sensitive and are doing their bit for the cause. However, according to Gunit Chadha, chief executive officer (CEO), Deutsche Bank, India - one of the major supporter's of the annual Sanctuary Wildlife Awards - going green requires more than mere lip service. Excerpts from the interview:
How much is Deutsche Bank committed to the wildlife awards?
Deutsche Bank is a co-sponsor for the Sanctuary Wildlife Awards alongside DSP Black Rock. And our sustainability and environment commitment runs much deeper. We have been working with Sanctuary Asia for over two years to communicate the need to protect the natural heritage of India for current and future generations. The awards seek to recognise the extraordinary achievements of ordinary people who go the extra mile to protect our fragile planet. This mirrors exactly what we have been advocating globally and in India.


