Company wins human rights category at 2026 sustainability awards

Fatima Fertilizer Company Limited has secured first position in the Human Rights category at the United Nations Global Compact Network Pakistan (GCNP) Sustainability Awards 2026.

The recognition highlights the company’s initiatives related to responsible business practices, inclusion, and community impact, with its sustainability efforts covering employees, farmers, and communities.

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Fatima Fertilizer formally adopted the UNDP SDG Impact Framework in November 2024, becoming the first private-sector organisation in Pakistan to do so, according to the company. Under the framework, it has aligned its activities with 15 Sustainable Development Goals and 49 targets across eight priority impact areas.

Its sustainability initiatives cover areas including farmer livelihoods, food security, employee wellbeing, women’s empowerment, education, skills development, environmental protection, climate action, resource efficiency, digital inclusion and responsible agricultural practices.

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Fatima Fertilizer Director Marketing and Sales Rabel Sadozai said the recognition reflected the company’s focus on people-centred sustainability and its efforts to create long-term value for employees, farmers and communities while supporting the SDGs.

The company said its initiatives contribute to several SDGs, including Zero Hunger, Good Health and Well-being, Quality Education, Gender Equality, Decent Work and Economic Growth, Reduced Inequalities, and Responsible Consumption and Production.

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The latest award adds to Fatima Fertilizer’s existing sustainability and social impact recognitions and comes as the company continues its efforts to incorporate sustainability into its business operations and long-term strategy.

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