On June 1, 2025 at Ba Den Mountain (Tay Ninh), the campaign "Planting forests to retain water in the rainy season" officially took place. TreeBank would like to express our deep gratitude to OPES – a digital insurance company in the VPBank ecosystem, which has accompanied us not only with contributed resources, but also with a long-term and sincere commitment to the environment and the community.
In this event, OPES has continued to spread the O.Garden model – a livelihood garden created with the dual goal: planting forests to restore the ecology and accompanying people to develop sustainable livelihoods. O.Garden in Tay Ninh, sponsored by OPES and co-implemented by TreeBank, is the second project after the success of O.Garden Loc Tan (Bao Lam, Lam Dong).
With the desire for each green sprout to be sown not only on forest land but also in the awareness and knowledge of the community, OPES has donated the "OPES Bookcase for Love" to Suoi Ngo B Primary School (Suoi Ngo commune, Tan Chau district), as a small library corner to help students access more useful books. nurturing knowledge preschools and contributing to improving the spiritual life of local children.
O.Garden is also part of the ESG (environmental-social-governance) strategy that OPES is steadfastly pursuing, combining business development and improving the quality of life of the community, towards sustainable development. In the future, O.Garden will continue to be replicated throughout the province, contributing to greener S-shaped land.
As one of the companies in VPBank's comprehensive financial ecosystem, OPES is gradually affirming its capacity in the market, accompanying companies in the group on the journey of creating sustainable prosperity value.
TreeBank believes that the cooperation with OPES will not stop here. It will be a long-term companionship, so that each tree planting campaign will not only stop at quantity, but will touch a deeper goal: contributing to improving the forest cover, but also playing an important role in protecting biodiversity resources. In the long run, when the flora develops stably, the forest canopy will help retain rainwater, limit soil erosion, landslides and flooding, and contribute to the protection of a sustainable habitat for local communities.
Once again, a big thank you to the entire OPES team. We appreciate the presence, contribution and commitment that you have brought to this campaign. Thank you for not only planting a garden with TreeBank – but also planting a new beginning for the future together.