Highest Philanthropy Recognition In Africa Given To Dr. Mahtani

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Dr. Rajan Mahtani was recognised by Forbes for his contributions towards Zambian economy. He was conferred with the Forbes ‘Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year’ award 2021. Follow Us On Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/drrajanmahtani/ https://www.facebook.com/zambiaportlandcement/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/People_Zambia

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HIGHEST PHILANTHROPY
RECOGNITION IN AFRICA GIVEN
TO DR. MAHTANI

African economy and society
recovering slowing amid the
fading pandemic waves

The sub-continent is observing slow
but steady rise in the business and
economic activities

The Forbes-FIN philanthropy and
leadership roundtable conference
was one such event

The event took place in 2021,
albeit virtually to comply with the
Covid-19 restrictions

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani is a noted
businessman and philanthropist from
Zambia

Dr. Mahtani was invited in the event
as a honorary speaker

Dr. Mahtani spoke about the
significance of leadership in
healthcare

The Forbes-FIN philanthropy
conference also held the
Forbes ‘Best of Africa’ awards
ceremony

It is among the most anticipated
and highly ranked philanthropy
awards in Africa

The awards select and
celebrates leading lights in the
field of philanthropy and
leadership

The awardees are selected
after months of verification and
background checks

Interviews and discussions with
the potential awardees are
conducted by Forbes

These interviews evaluate the
long-term commitment from
these awardees

The awardees are presented
with awards from different
categories

Dr. Rajan Mahtani was recognised
by Forbes for his contributions
towards Zambian economy

He was conferred with the Forbes
‘Outstanding Entrepreneur of the
Year’ award 2021

Dr. Mahtani was recognised for
redefining the banking sector of
Zambia

He was also recognised for his
philanthropic and charitable
contributions

Dr. Mahtani founded the ‘Prison
Fellowship Zambia’ for the welfare
of the inmates

He also founded the ‘Stephen
Malama award and scholarship’ for
top law graduates in Zambia.

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Report Civil Society Panel 2017 - CIVIL SOCIETY PANEL ANNUAL MEETINGS 2017

Jamaity

More than ever before, the leadership of the African Development Bank (AfDB) is firmly convinced that its ambitious goals-the High 5s-cannot be achieved without the active engagement, advice and participation of civil society organizations (CSOs). Indeed, the Bank recognizes that Africa’s civil society is at the heart of vibrant, dynamic and accountable societies. Through civil society organizations citizens come together to express their concerns, offer their opinions, hold their leaders accountable and address challenges that governments alone cannot tackle. The comparative advantage of civil society organizations is undeniable; their technical and technological know-how; geographic proximity; and cultural sensitivity are all factors that make CSOs appropriate and cost-effective partners for delivering on the High 5s. Partnering with CSOs is particularly crucial in agriculture, where majority of Africans, especially the poor, continue to toil. The Bank’s strategy on agriculture is clear on this: “…the Strategy will execute the Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Program (CAADP) goals of contributing to elimination of extreme hunger, malnutrition, poverty, and increased prosperity-in partnership with alliances including farmers, agribusiness, and civil society…”

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