Water scarcity is a critical challenge in India, with nearly 600 million people facing high to extreme water stress. The situation is exacerbated by depleting groundwater reserves, erratic monsoons, and inefficient water management. Recognizing the urgency of the crisis, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives in India have increasingly focused on
India generates approximately 62 million tons of municipal solid waste annually, with a significant portion left untreated or ending up in overflowing landfills. The burgeoning waste problem poses environmental, health, and socio-economic challenges, particularly in urban areas. However, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has emerged as a vital tool for addressing
India is on the move, and a large number of infrastructure projects are being developed in hinterland and coastal areas. The Viksit Bharat@2047 is the Government of India’s vision to make India a developed nation by 2047. This encompasses development through economic growth, social progress, environmental sustainability, and good governance.
The importance of responsible business conduct in India by the corporate sector will help increase the focus on environmental protection-related strategic CSR projects within the purview of Schedule VII of the Companies Act 2013. – M.Rajendran The pressing issues of climate change, rise in temperature, eco-degradation, water scarcity, and decreasing
May 17, 2024: The Flipkart Foundation, the CSR arm of the Flipkart Group, in collaboration with SankalpTaru Foundation, India’s largest IT-enabled environmental NGO, has embarked on a transformative initiative dedicated to the preservation of the mangrove ecosystem in Sundarbans, West Bengal. Over a period of 36 months, the ‘Community-Based Mangrove
10 May 2024: Leading clean energy provider CEF Group is making strides in redefining urban green spaces with the launch of a groundbreaking project—the City Forest in Ghaziabad—under its initiative called “Urban Farmer.”. This transformative endeavor, in collaboration with the Ghaziabad Development Authority and backed by IOCL, signifies a monumental
Dr. Payal Kanodia Chairperson & Trustee of M3M Foundation Conservation endeavors have gained paramount importance globally, with numerous nations grappling with dire repercussions stemming from air pollution, water contamination, soil degradation, droughts, floods, the dwindling of natural resources, and the alarming extinction of wildlife. The urgent need for comprehensive measures
World Pollution Prevention Day that is observed every year on December 2nd, serves as an urgent reminder for all of us to address the environmental challenges that our planet faces. With human activities continuing to degrade the Earth’s natural resources, pollution has become a pressing issue that necessitates immediate attention.
December 14th is marked as a national day to create and raise awareness about the importance of promoting sustainable energy practices and saving energy. This day comes as a stark reminder to us that energy resources are finite and we need to do our bit and take prompt actions of
Revolutionizing agriculture in urban spaces with innovative, green and sustainable solution Mr. Maninder Singh Nayyar Founder & CEO Urban Farmer (CEF Group) I n our ever-expanding cities, where land is scarce and concrete dominates the landscape, a new phenomenon is emerging that challenges the notion that space is a constraint
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