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Mambo Sustainability Actions

CSR work in conservation media

Mara Mambo Media says it uses photography and video to support conservation in East Africa. It describes work with The Conservation Crew on stories about reforestation and habitat restoration. The aim is to raise awareness of wildlife, ecosystems, and the link between people and nature. This is a communications and media activity, not a direct environmental project, but it is still tied to sustainability because it helps share conservation work with wider audiences.

Youth media training

Mara Mambo Media says it runs “Voices of Tomorrow” workshops for young people from local communities. The training covers storytelling, editing, and digital content creation. The company presents this as a way to build skills, support creative independence, and open paths into the media industry. This is a social impact action because it focuses on education, access to work, and community empowerment.

Lower-impact production practices

Mara Mambo Media says it tries to reduce the impact of its film and photo work. It mentions careful location choices, energy-efficient lighting, reduced waste on set, and eco-friendly logistics in sensitive places. It also says it works transparently with local communities and respects wildlife during production. These are practical steps aimed at making media work less harmful to the environment.

B Corp certification

Mambo, the software company, is listed as a Certified B Corporation. B Corp certification is a third-party check from B Lab (an organisation that assesses social and environmental performance). The listing says Mambo earned an overall score of 80.7, which is above the usual certification threshold. This suggests the company has been formally assessed on its wider impact, not just on profit.

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About Mambo

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 25 - 100
  • Country
  • Peru