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Our initiatives aim to reach remotest corners of India and engage local communities to equip them in becoming self-sufficient. Synergies between these initiatives are ushering in development that is sustainable and impacts that are measurable.World Environment Day: Strengthening the Lungs of #OnlyOneEarth
June 04 , 2022 Prakash Makvana, Project Officer, Mundra
The climate is heating up too quickly for people and nature to adapt, pushing millions of species towards extinction.

Adani Vidya Mandir: Alumna Honey Gupta’s Inspirational Journey to BARC
May 27 , 2022 Adani Foundation
World Bank data shows that in 107 out of 114 economies, there are fewer female than male STEM graduates. Even within STEM, women prefer life sciences and are less represented in fields like computer science, and mechanical and electrical engineering.

World Health Day 2022: Delivering 4 lakh Treatments Annually to Remote Areas
April 07 , 2022 Adani Foundation
On World Health Day 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) has focused global attention on urgent actions needed to keep humans and the planet healthy and foster a movement to create societies focused on well-being.

World Water Day 2022: Sustenance of the Elixir of Life
March 22 , 2022 Adani Foundation
To attain sustainable development in the agriculture-based country, the Adani Foundation initiated water conservation projects across India, mainly in six states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Jharkhand, Odisha and Tamil Nadu.

Exploring Partnerships in CSR: Infusing New Energy & Augmenting Social Impact
February 15 , 2022 Jayanta Mohanty, CSR Head (Eastern Region)
With a vision to accomplish passionate commitment to the social obligations towards communities by fostering sustainable and integrated development, Adani Foundation (AF) has identified partnerships to be a key strategic driver.

IDPWD 2021: Facilitating the Journey from Self-Belief to Self-Reliance
December 02 , 2021 Pankti Shah, CSR Head, Mundra
“There's none so blind as those who will not listen.” These words of author Neil Gaiman are very profound. With our ears to the ground, we endeavour to listen as closely as possible.

The Immense Scope for Human Development in Rural India through Infra
November 26 , 2021 Nayan Panchal and Vandan Jasani
68 years old Premila Maity has been living in Dhamra’s Narshighprasad village of Dosinga Gram Panchayat for more than 50 years. It is only in 2017 that she saw a pukka/CC road in her vicinity.

Nat’l Education Day: Asking the right questions before seeking the right answers
November 11 , 2021 Kanchan Deshpande, Principal, Adani Vidya Mandir (Ahmedabad)
NEP 2020 has introduced new dimensions to the education sector in India. Schools run by the Adani Foundation grabbed the opportunity to delve into the minute and important details of the policy and started aligning its educational strategies accordingly.

The Resource with the Most Potential that India is yet to Optimize
October 22 , 2021 Jatin Trivedi, Chief Operating Officer, Adani Skill Development Centre (ASDC)
On October 22, 2021, Saksham – the skill-development initiative of Adani Foundation – touched a huge milestone. The trainee count hit 80,000!

Int’l Day of Poverty Eradication: Investing in Sustainable & Inclusive Rural Livelihoods
October 13 , 2021 Anil Balakrishnan, Head – CSR, South India
Creating opportunities for rural communities is at the heart of creating shared prosperity and nation building. Creating opportunities for rural communities is at the heart of creating shared prosperity and nation building.

SuPoshan Maah: Ensuring Nutrition Security on the Road to Recovery
September 30 , 2021 Rozina Sultana, Regional SuPoshan Officer (East Region) & Vivek Yadav, Project Co-Ordinator, SuPoshan
Recognizing the gravity of the situation and considering the devastating grip of the second wave of COVID-19, CSR initiatives of Adani Foundation leapt into action as soon as it was possible to do so.

World Water Day 2021: Engagement and Convergence – a Pathway towards Equity and Prosperity
March 20 , 2021 P. N. Roy Chowdhury
The fact that 2.2 billion people live on this planet without access to safe water is a stark reminder that the global community has a long way to before it can accord water security to its members.