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Join us in recognizing and celebrating excellence in sustainability!
25 April, 2025
location_on Mandarin Oriental, Muscat, Oman
Making Sustainability the core of every business and organization.
The Pathway to sustainability.
Welcome to Vision In Action:
Building a Sustainable Future for Oman's Financial and Energy Landscape
Are you a leader in Oman’s BFSI, technology, petroleum, or hydrogen sector seeking to drive a more sustainable future?
Vision In Action is your dedicated platform for embracing environmental responsibility and achieving long-term success. We understand the critical role financial institutions, energy companies, and innovative developers play in shaping Oman’s economic and environmental well-being.
Imagine better, think bigger, create change.
Your step may change the future
making sustainability happen
Empowering a Sustainable Future together
Our Goal
Vision In Action is dedicated to leading the charge towards a more sustainable Oman. We believe that sustainability should be at the heart of every decision made by financial institutions, petroleum companies, and hydrogen developers. By providing the tools, resources, and recognition for exceptional sustainability practices, we aim to inspire and empower these sectors to embrace a greener future.
Our Value
To lead every individual and industry into fostering a sustainable future by empowering individuals and businesses to make eco-friendly choices through innovative technology and rewarding sustainable practices.
Our Mission:
We aim to empower and enable BFSI, petroleum, and hydrogen institutions to embrace sustainability as a core value, driving positive change through innovation, collaboration, and recognition of exceptional achievements. Our mission is to contribute to a greener and prosperous Oman.
Impact of Carbon Emissions in Oman
90 Million metric tonnes of CO2
Oman's Industrial and corporate activities contribute to approximately 90 million metric tons of CO2 emissions annually, significantly impacting global warming and climate change. The energy sector, accounting for over 60% of Oman’s total carbon emissions due to its heavy reliance on fossil fuels like oil and natural gas for electricity generation and transportation, remains the dominant source of emissions, while industrial processes—including cement production, metal processing, and petrochemicals—contribute around 30%, with waste management adding 4-5% through solid waste disposal and wastewater treatment, and agriculture, forestry, and other land use (AFOLU) playing a minimal role, contributing less than 2% due to limited forest cover and minimal deforestation
Rise in Temperatures: 1.5°C to 2°C
Over the past two decades, Oman has experienced a significant rise in temperatures, with an average increase ranging from 1.5°C to 2°C. This warming is largely attributed to the rapid increase in CO2 levels and other greenhouse gases, a direct result of global and regional industrial activities. Oman, being part of the Arabian Peninsula, is particularly vulnerable to these changes due to its already harsh desert climate.
Source: Oman’s Center of Research