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Everyone meet: Chipo Mweemba
“I take every day I go to work as an opportunity to better someone’s life and the community by...
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Turning the tide on plastic pollution with Ocean Bottle
I don’t know about you, but when I think of the ocean now, it only takes a moment before...
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Announcing our new campaign to change thousands of lives in Sierra Leone
From the very start of our journey, Pala have been committed to changing lives in Africa through the provision...
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Carbon neutral? It’s not a claim we make. At least not yet.
Here’s why. Carbon neutral is the gold standard of responsible business. It’s a badge every business wants to wear...
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Chinsali Vision Centre, Zambia – update, funded by you
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been having some exciting conversations with our charity partner, Vision Aid Overseas, about...
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Five key reasons COP26 is so important
what is COP26 and why it is important?
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A sustainable future as seen by our younger generation
The younger generation share with us their tips on living more sustainably.
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Pala’s impact on eyecare in Ethiopia, 2021
It’s important for us here at Pala to provide you updates on the vision outreach work we achieve each...
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Underwater Avalanches with Natasha Chapplow
Understanding the harmful impact of microplastics
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B Corp Month | Celebrating our workers
B Corp month is in full swing, and this week the focus is all about ‘the workers’. Here at...
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5 reasons to choose ethical and more sustainable sunglasses
Now, many of you may be thinking this heading sounds a bit obvious, but with the health of our...
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What is the true meaning of “sustainability”?
A big question with a very personal answer… The definition of sustainability is largely agreed to be “the...