Housing Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability by extending its diamond sponsorship of the Green Caravan Program, an initiative under The Arab Group for the Protection of Nature (APN). As part of this support, the bank participated in planting 500 fruit trees in Deir Alla, located in the central Jordan Valley, as part of a larger donation of 2,000 trees to the program.

This initiative aligns with the bank's social responsibility program, Imkan by Iskan, which focuses on environmental preservation and increasing the Kingdom’s green spaces. The collaboration between Housing Bank and APN is a testament to their strategic partnership, which has been dedicated to planting fruit trees across various regions of Jordan. The goal is to expand green areas, reduce desertification, and enhance food security.

Volunteers from the bank’s program actively participated in the event, reflecting Housing Bank’s ongoing commitment to fostering teamwork and volunteerism. These initiatives aim to achieve meaningful social impact by contributing to the environment and the community.

It is worth noting that the Green Caravan Program, launched by APN in 2003, embodies a comprehensive development vision. It seeks to raise awareness on the vital role trees play in civilization, while also supporting underprivileged communities by providing them with additional income from the fruit trees. This helps reduce poverty, combat unemployment, and ensures the sustainability of natural resources for future generations.