DBS Bank launches the second season of its mini-series Sparks in India

The bank aims to galvanize change around key sustainability challenges such as plastic pollution, food waste, social inequality, fast fashion and ageing by sparking conversations about edible packaging solutions, upcycling, sustainable fashion, etc.

BuzzInContent Bureau Delhi, September 26, 2019

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DBS Bank, mini-series Sparks in India,

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DBS Bank launches the second season of its mini-series Sparks in India

The bank aims to galvanize change around key sustainability challenges such as plastic pollution, food waste, social inequality, fast fashion and ageing by sparking conversations about edible packaging solutions, upcycling, sustainable fashion, etc.

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