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L’Oréal Pakistan has received recognition in the “Inclusive Development and Economic Growth” category at the 29th Sustainable Development Conference. The Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) hosted the event.
The recognition highlights the company’s community initiatives. These programmes aim to strengthen women’s economic participation and expand access to sustainable livelihood opportunities.
One of these initiatives is Beauty for a Better Life, supported by the Fondation L’Oréal and implemented in Pakistan with the Depilex SmileAgain Foundation. The programme provides vocational beauty training to survivors of domestic violence and acid attacks. It aims to help participants access employment and develop self-employment opportunities.
Meanwhile, the Digital Literacy Program, supported by the L’Oréal Fund for Women and implemented with CIRCLE, equips women with digital and financial skills. These skills can help women manage and grow their home-based businesses.
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In addition, L’Oréal Paris’ Stand Up Against Street Harassment initiative works with Bedari to promote safer public spaces. The programme raises awareness of safe and effective intervention techniques when women experience street harassment.
L’Oréal Pakistan also presented L’Oréal for the Future at the Sustainability Investment Expo (SIE). The programme represents the Group’s broader sustainability strategy.
It focuses on four key pillars: stewarding the climate transition, safeguarding nature, driving circularity and supporting communities.
Through these priorities, L’Oréal aims to strengthen sustainability across its operations. The programme also reflects the Group’s stated commitment to a more sustainable and inclusive future.
