Eursap to plant 2000 trees, creating a hectare of new forest.

As part of our long-term partnership with The National Forest, Eursap will be planting 2000 trees to create a hectare of new forest in 2016.

Since our incorporation in 2009 Eursap has strived to be an SAP Recruitment Agency with a difference. As part of Eursap’s CSR policy we have promised to plant a tree in The National Forest for every SAP Consultant we successfully place.

Having clients in 21 European countries, and supporting a number of major European SAP Roll Out Projects means Eursap’s SAP Consultants often take business flights. A proactive and practical approach to offsetting the Carbon Footprint of our SAP Consultants is therefore something that is incumbent on us and something we are enthusiastic about

Eursap’s employees will take an active part in the tree planting at the start of the next planting season (Jan-Feb 2016) within The National Forest.

The National Forest, is a new wooded landscape stretching across 200 square miles of Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire in the UK. Where there was once a predominantly industrial landscape on former coalfields now, tree by tree and woodland by woodland, a vast new forest is growing. Healing devastated land, the forest is achieving major ecological benefits and providing huge benefits to local wildlife.

Joan Ellen, Managing Director, Eursap, comments:

“Eursap is an ethical company with a great respect for the environment; we take pride and pleasure in our partnership with The National Forest. In addition to offsetting the carbon footprint of our IT contractors, we are playing an active part in sustainability and making a real contribution towards the environment, not only in the short-term, but also for future generations. As our company continues to grow, so will our contribution and efforts towards becoming the leading environmentally-responsible IT recruitment agency.”

Read more about this on The National Forest’s website

Author: Suman Sandhu, SAP Delivery Manager, Eursap

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