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              <text>SOCIAL MARKETING IN PROMOTING PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR IN NOT-FOR-&#13;
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all strive to contribute to the attainment of sustainable development goals. Social marketing is&#13;
one of the key strategies that is being harnessed by organisations to promote sustainable&#13;
consumption and encourage environmental conscious behaviour. This study focused on how&#13;
conventional churches in Zimbabwe leveraged on social marketing to enhance pro-&#13;
environmental behaviour among their congregates. The study adopted a qualitative research&#13;
approach and an exploratory research design in data collection through focus group discussions&#13;
and interviews. As the world becomes more aware of consumerism on the environment,&#13;
organisations were increasingly focusing on sustainability through promoting pro-&#13;
environmental behaviours among consumers. The findings showed that not–for-profit&#13;
organisations like churches were aware of environmental issues and the leaders were also&#13;
promoting the adoption of environmentally friendly behaviour. It was also found that the&#13;
leaders were using different communication channels to share information related to&#13;
environmental issues. However, some study participants indicated that the church had nothing&#13;
to do with the natural environment. It was recommended that the churches needed to partner&#13;
with other organisations and stakeholders for effective use of social marketing to promote&#13;
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