Built
differently

At NTD, strength and responsibility go hand in hand.

Supported by Umalia, a firm specialized in sustainability and corporate responsibility, we are committed to measurable progress and responsible growth. Sustainability is embedded into our operations while strengthening our philanthropic commitment and team engagement.

A group of smiling African children raising their arms in an outdoor setting.
A mosaic panel depicting a hand holding a book and making a gesture of prayer, with the text "Holy Guardian Angel" at the bottom.
A two-story building under construction, with yellow walls, white tiled railings, stairs at the front, and a grassy area surrounding it.

Sainte-Anne-du-Lac Community School
Sô-Ava, Benin


Sustainability

  • Progress toward a comprehensive measurement of the carbon footprint across the entire lifecycle of clothing, covering Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, in order to drive significant reductions by 2030.

  • Integration of recycled polyester, traceable cotton verified through Cotton DNA testing, and the selection of lower-impact materials.

  • In-house Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing, enabling on-demand production and reducing excess inventory.

  • Strengthening ESG data collection and monitoring to meet the requirements of retailers, licensors, and international partners.

Philanthropy

Local Community Support

We choose to support organizations that have a direct impact on families, youth, and vulnerable individuals.

Gift for the Children's Hospital wish list.

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International and educational commitment

We are also committed internationally, notably through meaningful educational initiatives.

A woman, likely a teacher or educator, is working with two African children in a classroom or educational center. She is showing them samples of ceramic or mosaic tiles on a table.
A group of people building a brick structure outdoors, with a rural landscape in the background.
A group of African children standing in a circle, some wearing colorful clothes, in a dirt field with a building under construction behind them.
A group of five smiling African children posing behind a colorful mosaic table in a room with a wooden window and a beige wall.
A group of children in a classroom, some carrying slates with writing on them on their heads; a simple classroom with a blackboard and wooden chairs.