HNB General Insurance launched its new flagship CSR initiative, “HNBGI Better Tomorrow,” with the first community clean-up event held recently. This initiative marks the start of a long-term commitment to sustainability, environmental responsibility, and stronger community engagement.
The clean-up targeted a neglected alley adjacent to Nawam Mawatha, a route frequently used by hundreds of daily commuters as a shortcut to the Slave Island Railway Station and offices nearby. Previously littered with debris and waste, the alley had become unhygienic and unpleasant for the local community.
More than just a clean-up, this effort reflected HNBGI’s dedication to fostering cleaner, safer surroundings, paving the way for a sustainable future that begins with our people and neighborhoods. Armed with brooms, garbage sacks, and other tools, the HNBGI team worked together to transform the alley into a safe, welcoming, and hygienic pathway for all who pass through. In line with ESG initiatives, HNBGI took the responsibility for maintaining this area, ensuring it remains a clean, safe, and well-kept pathway for the community.
“Our vision for HNBGI Better Tomorrow is to create a meaningful, long-term platform where we contribute to both people and the planet,” said Sithumina Jayasundara, Director/ CEO of HNB General Insurance. “By starting with this clean-up, we are setting the tone for many impactful initiatives to come driving positive change step by step and ensuring a better tomorrow for all”.
“This initiative goes beyond cleaning,” added Dilshan Perera, Chief Transformation Officer of HNB General Insurance. “It embodies our commitment to sustainable action, stronger community relationships, and building a hygienic, greener environment for everyone.”
The event also reinforces HNBGI’s brand promise: Your Trusted Partner to Take on Tomorrow, demonstrating how proactive steps today can create lasting positive impact for communities and the environment. The transformed alley now offers a cleaner, safer, and more pleasant route, turning what used to be a daily challenge into a small moment of comfort for commuters.
