Dalbit has an ethical, responsible and sustainable business framework that ensures delivery of our commitments to all our stakeholders.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)

Dalbit is a member of the Janus Continental Group (JCG), a group comprised of market-leading companies in the Energy, Real Estate, Conservation and Hospitality sectors. At Dalbit, we are constantly deepening the alignment of our operations behind our Group’s mission, while considering our outward impact on, and the operational risks presented by, environmental,

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Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy, Bongo rehabilitation programme

Conservation

We owe future generations a better world than we found it. Dalbit continues to play a key role in supporting government efforts to combat climate change by supporting the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy's forest restoration and wildlife rehabilitation programs.

Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy

As part of giving back to the community, Janus Continental Group (JCG) owns and operates through Trustees, the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy.

The main objective of the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy is the rehabilitation of the critically endangered Mountain Bongo antelope through breeding genetically diverse and healthy Bongos for reintroduction to their natural habitats.

In 2022, the Dalbit team, along with the local community and stakeholders planted 1,000 trees at Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy as part of their environmental conservation efforts aimed at preserving the world’s first Mountain Bongo sanctuary.

The Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy also runs an animal orphanage and an education program that introduces young learners to the world of conservation. The animal orphanage hosts over 10,000 students every year.

In its work, the Conservancy partners closely with the National Bongo Taskforce Committee, the Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenya Forest Service, schools and the local community.

Health

Healthy communities grow and prosper. We support local hospitals within the communities we operate in by donating medical equipment and supplies as well as supporting their primary health care initiatives and infrastructure needs.

JC, Cure International

Donation of Medical Equipment to CURE International

JCG donated US$437,500 to CURE International to support efforts to step-up the supply of medical equipment, including PPE, ventilators and PCR machines in Kenya, Zambia, Uganda and Mozambique as they work to manage the spread of Covid-19 and continue to carry out their service to the community safely.

Dalbit Kenya Offers KSH21.3m Grant to Amref Health Africa to Support Government’s Covid-19 Testing Activities

At the height of the Covid-19 Global Pandemic in 2020, Dalbit offered a $200,000 grant to Amref Health Africa to support the Government of Kenya’s efforts to step-up Covid-19 testing activities.

Education

Education remains the most transformative tool for children's development to unlock their potential. We believe in investing in the future of young people. We support this objective through initiatives such as building schools, upgrading educational facilities, donating equipment, and providing scholarships.

Donation towards construction of a new science laboratory at Alliance Girls High School

Dalbit has donated KES 3 Million to Alliance Girls High School to shore aid the teaching of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) subjects for the over 2,300 girls at the school.

The donation will go towards the construction of a new science laboratory so that young girls at the school who wish to pursue STEM subjects to a higher level are adequately supported and empowered to do so. The evolving education landscape in Kenya now demands 100% absorption of qualified students and this has put a strain on resources like laboratories and dormitories.
Dalbit, Palm House Foundation

Sponsorship of Needy Students through Palmhouse Foundation, Nairobi, Kenya

Dalbit has been sponsoring in need students through Palmhouse Foundation in Nairobi, Kenya, since 2007. We have so far sponsored a total of 10 students in various secondary schools across the country.

Palmhouse Foundation plays a significant role in conducting a nationwide selection students who are most in need. The foundations strategy is to have sufficient financial resources to finance a student through four years of secondary education. They also aim to mentor the students through their secondary education and later in life to produce successful citizens.

Construction of Facilities for Bishop Mazzolari School, Rumbek, South Sudan

From 2014 to 2016, DILSS, the Dalbit Licensee in South Sudan partnered with the community of Rumbek to construct eight classrooms, an ablution block, a water tank tower and a borehole at Bishop Ceaser Mazzolari’s Nursery. It was the only kindergarten in Rumbek town and it had only two classrooms and a small shared pit latrine.

Computer Laboratory at St. Anne's Girls' Secondary School, Nairobi, Kenya

In 2015, Dalbit Petroleum (Kenya) partnered with St. Anne’s Secondary School to provide ICT infrastructure for the school. Through our support we have built and equipped a computer lab which now benefits over 400 students.

Community

We work with our communities to improve their quality of life by supporting local initiatives such as road safety campaigns, donations of vital equipment to the police and engaging in other community-building projects.

Support to the Kenya Red Cross in 2017

More than two million Kenyans faced famine in early 2017. Dalbit responded to a call by the Kenya Red Cross that was raising funds to feed the affected with a donation of US $60,000.