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The brand imperative for communicating sustainability

Veolia Near & Middle East's Chaoudri shares how brands can cut through climate scepticism with credible, human-focused storytelling.

Veolia Near & Middle East's Chaoudri shares how brands can cut through sustainability scepticism with credible, human-focused storytelling.

Communicating environmental sustainability in ways that cut through scepticism while driving genuine engagement can be challenging. According to Veolia’s latest Ecological Transformation Barometer, while 81 per cent of respondents in the UAE now recognise that climate change is happening, 21 per cent remain uncertain about its causes, with some attributing it to natural phenomena or expressing doubt altogether. For brands, this data reveals a critical insight: there’s still significant work to be done in education and awareness-building to create long-lasting impact.

The challenge lies in transforming technical subjects into brand narratives that resonate beyond engineers, policymakers,


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the authorHiba Faisal
Hiba Faisal is a Junior Reporter at Campaign Middle East, part of Motivate Media Group. She handles coverage on sports marketing, the luxury industry, social media trends and influencer marketing. She specialises in exclusive features that bring industry leaders together to offer insights on the latest trends and pressing topics, highlighting how brands and agencies build emotional connections through relevance, authenticity and storytelling. Alongside her daily reportage, she is tasked with the brand’s social media presence, which includes producing and editing reels, interviews and behind-the-scenes footage for Campaign’s digital platforms.