GPT and Food & Trees for Africa partnership invests in Green Infrastructure Submission Details
Author: Nicole Ras from Food & Trees for Africa.
More Info link: https://trees.org.za/gpt-and-food-trees-for-africa-green-infrastructure/
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About Global Payment Technologies
Based in Sandton, Global Payment Technologies (GPT) supplies state-of-the-art money handling equipment and software solutions nationally. Wherever there is money to be counted or validated, GPT has probably supplied the equipment, including money-sorting machines, electronic drop safes installed in retail outlets, coin sorting and sachet equipment installed at CIT companies, and automated pay points. As a market leader in the Southern African currency management industry, GPT sources industry-leading technology available both within South Africa and globally.
GPT has partnered with Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) over a 10 year period and are committed to acknowledging this vital resource and improving life for the residents in South Africa. GPT recognizes the value of the environment and creates sustainable communities that are aware of the benefits of the environment. GPT has planted in excess of 9000 trees in all five regions of South Africa to offset carbon emissions and contribute to environmental sustainability. The company is committed to fighting climate change and improving the quality of life of people.
About Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA)
FTFA is a Non-Profit Social Enterprise working towards a healthier, food secure future through developing programmes and initiatives that address climate change and greening, promote natural resource management, organic farming and food security, and sustainable enterprise development. Through FTFA, over 4.7 million trees have been planted, thousands of schools and community gardens have been developed and hundreds of market gardens and farms are supported. FTFA has been in South African Social Development for more than 31 years and is a pioneer within climate change response and food security.
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