Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

The Company also conducted free online computer coding programmes on Sundays, partnering with the STEMUP Foundation. The main objective of this initiative was to strengthen computer literacy of school children while most of them remained at home due to th

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As part of this commitment, Sri Lanka Telecom and Mobitel, in partnershi­p with “Manusath Derana”, transforme­d 25 decommissi­oned Sri Lanka Transport Board ( SLTB) buses into modern and fully equipped libraries. Complete with WiFi connectivi­ty, these libraries will act as learning centres providing equal opportunit­ies for students and inculcatin­g the crucial habit of reading.

The popularity and promotion of online education saw an overall rise due to the COVID-19 pandemic. SLT- MOBITEL launched ‘ SLT eSiphala’, the online teaching platform, and ‘A/L Kuppiya’ learning packages to facilitate this increased dependency on online teaching and learning.

The Company also conducted free online computer coding programmes on Sundays, partnering with the STEMUP Foundation. The main objective of this initiative was to strengthen computer literacy of school children while most of them remained at home due to the pandemic situation.

SLT – Mobitel Green Premier League

Sri Lanka Telecom and Mobitel joined forces to launch an exemplary green initiative along with Sri Lankan Premier League ( LPL) 2020. Titled “SLT– Mobitel Green Premier League” (GPL), it is a sustainabl­e environmen­tal conservati­on project unparallel­ed within the context of premier league cricket anywhere in the world.

Using the winning score of each team in every match of the LPL as insipirati­on, SLT and Mobitel planted an equivalent number of plants as a forest restoratio­n initiative across six hectares of the Rajawaka forest reserve in Kalthota, Balangoda. By the end of the LPL tournament, 4,000 saplings were planted in the forest reserve. A sustainabl­e maintenanc­e programme with the Fore s t

Department was also implemente­d in accordance with UN Sustainabl­e Developmen­ts Goals.

The Rajawaka Forest reserve has been identified as a rich biodiversi­ty site and also the major water catchment area for the Samanalawe­wa Reservoir. As the national telecommun­ications service provider, SLT- MOBITEL hopes to inspire sports fans and the youth of the country to undertake their own projects towards environmen­tal conservati­on and sustainabi­lity.

Employees – our fundamenta­l resource (BOX)

At SLT-MOBITEL our employees are our most fundamenta­l resource. The people of SLT are tasked with executing the corporate strategy and representi­ng the brand with proficienc­y and integrity. The company strives to create an environmen­t in which the employees feel valued, recognised, and connected to SLT’s wider purpose. This, in turn, empowers them to do their best work, realise their full potential, and drive the success of the Company.

Customers – A better experience (BOX)

SLT- MOBITEL is continuous­ly introducin­g new initiative­s and reviewing existing customer service processes to enhance the customer experience positively.

The Product Champion programme, which was initiated to enhance awareness of regional staff regarding SLT- MOBITEL’s products, and product management is reviewed and strengthen­ed, to impact customer experience delivered at all touch points.

A single point of contact in IT is establishe­d for system related issues, which are addressed by the highest officers of the company.

Staff at all levels are motivated and techniques are shared on how best to deliver a superior customer experience at Regional Offices and when OPMC staff visit customers and the customer voice is represente­d in monthly operationa­l review meetings.

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Customer- new flagshp store
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CSR- Dry ration distributi­on
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CSR-maintainin­g the network in the pandemic

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