MUSCAT: The reduction reflects the authority’s efforts to embed sustainability into its day-to-day operations by reducing reliance on printed documents and expanding paperless digital workflows.
The authority said the move goes beyond simply cutting paper use. Lower consumption also reduces paper waste and the energy and water resources associated with paper production and printing, while supporting a more efficient digital workplace.
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