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GIBL Supports Electric Crematorium Project in Kohalpur with NPR 2 Million Donation

GIBL Supports Electric Crematorium
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28th November 2024, Kathmandu 

Global IME Bank Limited has donated NPR 2 million for the construction of an electric crematorium in Kohalpur Municipality. The project aims to provide residents with a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to traditional cremation.

GIBL Supports Electric Crematorium Project

Donation Handed Over by Lumbini Province Head

In a ceremony, Shanta Shiwakoti, the Lumbini Province Head of Global IME Bank, handed over the donation to Sangita Suvedi, acting mayor of Kohalpur Municipality. This donation reflects the bank’s commitment to supporting local communities and sustainable development.

Details of the Electric Crematorium Project

The electric crematorium will be built at the confluence of the Duduwa and Rohini rivers in Ward No. 11 of Kohalpur. Construction is already underway. Once completed, the crematorium will offer an affordable and environmentally friendly cremation option for Kohalpur residents and surrounding areas.

Positive Environmental Impact

Shanta Shiwakoti expressed confidence that the electric crematorium will reduce the environmental impact of traditional cremation. Electric cremation will help lower harmful emissions and pollution.

Global IME Bank’s CSR Initiatives

Global IME Bank actively supports CSR projects that improve society. The Kohalpur crematorium is one example of its commitment to positive environmental and community impacts.

Recognition and Achievements

Global IME Bank has received several awards for its service excellence. It was named Best Bank 2024 by Global Finance and received the Euro Money Award for Excellence 2024. The bank has also earned recognition from national and international institutions.

Through this donation, Global IME Bank continues to demonstrate its dedication to sustainability and community development.

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