Embracing Agenda 2030 in the Motor Industry.
From the Earth Summit, June 1992 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where more than 178 countries adopted the UN Agenda 21, a comprehensive plan of action to build a global partnership for sustainable development to improve human lives and protect the environment to the year 2015 where the UN embraced multilateralism and international policy shaping and to date where the UN’s Department for Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) has provided substantive support for member states to actualize the SDG thematic issues, the motor industry has not been left behind
Financial Literacy: Generation Z and Y in Kenya.
Financial literacy is the confident understanding of concepts including saving, investing and debt that leads to an overall sense of financial well-being and self-trust. It starts by building basic knowledge of money matters at a young age (The so called Millennials), understanding of debt management, investment options and the risks involved, savings options and other financial issues.
Smithmo Credit Limited: Alive Both Upstream and Downstream.
There has been exponential growth in the Kenyan motor industry over the last six decades. The motor industry is a pillar of the Kenyan economy and the main driver of macroeconomic growth and stability. The core automotive industry (vehicle and parts makers) supports a wide range of business segments, both upstream and downstream, along with adjacent industries. This leads to a multiplier effect on growth and economic development.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Smithmo Credit Limited is guided by the principle of a continuing commitment to do business in an ethical manner and to contribute to the economic development of the customers while improving the quality of the lives of the workforce and their families, the local community, and society in general.
