FBC Zimbabwe
Sustainability
At Forbes Border Consortium, environmental responsibility is embedded in every stage of our development — from design through to operations — ensuring a low-impact, resource-efficient border facility that protects the natural environment for generations to come.
Our Sustainability Commitment
At Forbes Border Consortium, we believe real success is measured not only in financial performance, but in the positive, lasting impact our work creates for people, communities and the wider economy.
Environmental, social and governance principles shape every strategic and operational decision we take, guiding how we design, deliver and operate the border post and its services along the Beira Corridor.
This project responds to a genuine public need, and its delivery is made possible by private-sector investment — bringing the capital, skills and long-term commitment needed to make it viable and sustainable.
Because our project must be socially and environmentally sustainable, we:
- Proactively identify, avoid and manage environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks, while pursuing ESG opportunities across our border infrastructure investments.
- Maximise the social value and long-term development impact of our work for surrounding communities and the wider economy.