21 Oct

ECCA Report 21 October 2019

Highlights for the quarter

ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL CORPORATE AFFAIRS REPORT

  • F20 MAD campaign ran in print, electronic and digital/social media platforms.
  • Collection of waste from the Delta cages continued. Weekly updates on collection rate being circulated.
  • The Random Acts of Madness clean up campaign was successfully held.
  • Employee involvement commendable in the national clean up campaigns.

MAD Print Awareness Campaign Advert

Advert flighted in mainstream media papers (Herald, and the Chronicle).

MAD Road Show Awareness Campaign

  • Held successful clean-up campaign road show activations in Harare, Sunningdale, and Mbare areas in the period under review in partnership with Harare City Council, and EMA.
  • Objective of the program remains to create awareness to communities and educate them on responsible waste management.

MAD Random Acts of Madness Campaign

  • Held successful clean-up campaign for the random acts of madness winner of Sunningdale.
  • Objective of the campaign is to create awareness to communities and educate them on responsible waste management.

MAD Top You Tube Videos

MAD Facebook Campaign

  • Random Acts of Madness campaign continued to run.
  • Campaign articulated importance of waste management.
  • Facebook campaign had more engagement.

MAD Facebook Campaign

MAD Top Tweets

MAD Top You Tube Videos

MAD LinkedIn Activity Top Posts

  • Impressions: 1, 090
  • Clicks: 11
  • Reactions: 13
  • Shares: 1

MAD National Clean Up Campaign - #Deltaforgood

Delta employees continued to volunteer to participate in the National Clean-Up Campaign launched by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe on the first Fridays of the month as part of the Delta for good campaign.

Enquiries 
Patricia Murambinda (DELTA CORPORATION, Corporate Affairs Executive)
Email : p.murambinda@delta.co.zw
Cell: +263712614153
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