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Corporate Social Responsibility
HomeCorporate Social Responsibility
1045000
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Beneficiaries
177000
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Trees Planted
120000
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Volunteering Hours

We believe in serving and giving back to the communities within which we work with integrity and responsibility. While the growth and success of our business is our priority, but we can reach our greater goals only if we cater to the needs of the communities where we operate.

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Statement-And-Objective

To promote a unified and strategic approach to CSR across the organisation by identifying select constituencies and causes to work with, thereby ensuring a high social impact.

To ensure an increased commitment at all levels in the organisation, by encouraging employees to participate actively in our CSR initiatives and give back to the society in an organised manner through the employee volunteering programme called ESOPs (Employee Social Option Programs).

As part of the Mahindra Group, social responsibility is in our DNA. All our community interventions are based on our belief that positive change is best achieved through social and economic empowerment. Our CSR programmes are therefore structured in a way that promotes educational and other opportunities so that communities become self-sufficient in the long run. For us, community development is not about ‘check-book philanthropy’ but a long-term strategy of creating an environment for the sustainable growth of communities. We also encourage our employees to become willing participants in community development. The focus of our social interventions covers the following aspects: building communities, skill development, and environmental sustainability. 

Our Initiatives

Building Communities

Skill Development

Environmental Sustainability

Building Communities

We undertake various projects within communities belonging to underdeveloped sections of society to help enhance health & safety, children’s education, and rural development. We run various projects in 19 cities across the states of Karnataka, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Delhi to improve the health and hygiene standards of our communities. Our Project Sehat runs a health check-up clinic in Nashik, which also provides preventive healthcare.

During the financial year 2022-23, we supported 90,000+ individuals across the country through these projects.

Skill Development

We drive skill development initiatives through vocational education programs, especially focused on youth, girls, women, and LGBTQIA+ members. We also extend support to the elderly and the differently-abled either directly or through government schemes

During the year, we continued with three projects under skill development:

  • Nanhi Kali, which provides educational support to school going girls. The programme targets beneficiaries from backward communities in Barabanki (Uttar Pradesh) and Nashik (Maharashtra).
  • Project Hunnar, providing skills and livelihood training for members from the LGBTQIA+ communities, PwDs, as well as young women. The programme is operational across cities such as Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra, Ajmer in Rajasthan, and Chennai in Tamil Nadu.
  • Project Gyan Deep, which promotes education among tribal children. It is run in the city of Mumbai

During the financial year 2022-23, we supported 1,200+ individuals that includes 1,050+ Nanhi Kalis, 110+ Women, 55 LGBTQIA+ and 50 PWDs, across the country through these projects.

Environmental Sustainability

We promote increased usage of renewable energy, waste management, renewal of natural water bodies, enhancement of green cover through tree plantation activities. We also support various socio-environmental causes, creating a broader positive impact on communities and biodiversity. Individually and in partnership with Sankalptaru, we planted 5,100 trees which not only contributed to building green cover and protecting the rich biodiversity of the country but also provided livelihood support to tribal farmers by growing fruit bearing trees. Every tree that is planted with Sankalptaru is geotagged where latitude and longitude of the tree is captured in the database, generating an ‘e-forest’ which contains an actual photo of the plantation, it’s Google location and their beneficiary’s details.

During the financial year 2022-23, we have planted 17,700+ across the country.

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