GROUP CSR Overview

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Philanthropy and benevolence

Humanitarianism and altruism

Charity and sympathy

Kindness and Compassion

CSR – A legacy since inception

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Discipline>>>Dedication>>>Determination>>>Devotion>>>Desire

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Shri SL Minda

1930-2010

Vision, Mission, Thematic Areas, CSR Intervention

Model

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CSR Model of Intervention

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Education and Livelihood Promotion

Programs

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1. Aakarshan Vocational Training Program

Flagship Program for Skill Development, Women Empowerment and Employability;

Supplementing to Skill India Program of GOI

Till Date

Total Planned – 4098

Total Achieved- 3701 (90.31%)

Aakarshan Greater Noida Aakarshan Pantnagar I Aakarshan Pantnagar II Aakarshan Pune Aakarshan Chennai

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• Guaranteed Employment Program

• In collaboration with Shahi Exports

• Locations :- Kuleshra Village of GN, U.P

2. Aakarshan Industrial Tailoring Program for

Women Employability

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Till Date benefitted 258 women with Job opportunity

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Location wise Employment

• Total Employed Till FY 2017-18 - 439 aspiring youths out of 1000

• 43.9 % of Employment to aspiring youth till FY 17-18

Value Addition in the program, adding in Quality : ➢ Guest lectures➢ Exposure Visits➢ Life Skill modules ➢ PTM➢ Co- curricular activities➢ Teachers’ Training➢ Saturday activity

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BeautyCulture

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Industry Academia Partnership

❖ Project Objective: To impart technical education in the field of Tool and die to the

students of ITI through giving them industry exposure.

❖ MOU signed between DTTE Govt. NCT Delhi and Spark Minda Foundation.

❖ First organization in India to undertake this MoU

❖ Student engagement with the industry is for 2 yrs.

❖ Industries role in recruitment of learner, syllabus modification, etc.

❖ Guest lectures,Exposure visits to Industries, Soft Skill and Life skills Trainings,

Assessment of learners by both the parties etc. also provided

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Business Integrated CSR Program

❖ Objective :- To create a crimeless society through imparting skills and providing employment

accessibility to inmates in prison in India.

Nagpur Central Prison, Maharashtra - W

Wire Harness Manufacturing Unit

Inception - September 2016

Stakeholders - Minda SAI Limited, Nagpur Central Prison and Manhindra & Mahindra

21 Inmates working presently

Aurangabad Central Prison, Maharashtra)

•Lockset Assembly Process Unit

•Inception – November 2016

•Stakeholders – Minda Corporation Limited SSD, Aurangabad Central

Prison and Bajaj Auto Limited

• 7 inmates working presently; future expansion for 25 inmates

Yerwada Central Prison, Maharashtra - Wire Harness Manufacturing Unit

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from Automobile Industry under PPP model in India

Inception – Feb 2015

Stakeholders – Minda SAI Limited, Yerwada Jail and Mahindra & Mahindra

43 inmates working presently

Tihar Jail, Delhi 1st from Automobile Industry under PPP model in India

Inception – September 2014

Stakeholders – MFE, Tihar Jail, Maruti.

30 inmates were working, Wage division – 80% (inmates family) & 20%(Victims family)

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Care For Person with Disability

Programs

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Evacuation Plan, Human Rights Compliance ,

support and sustenance

Design Ergonomics and Architectural

Installation/facilitation

Identification, Recruitment and Induction of

suitable PWDs for respective functions

Map and categorize of requirement of Manpower

in different functions in the factory

To ensure sustainability to the lives of Persons with Disability through ensuring their mobility, Spark Minda, Ashok Minda

Group has developed a Program called “Saksham”.

It is supplementing to Accessible India Campaign (Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan), Ministry of Persons with Disabilities

Under Saksham we:-

Saksham : Care for Person with Disability

Provide Accessible and Assistive Technology to PWDs

Saksham - Artificial Limb Fitment

Camp, Indonesia

•Objective of the Camp - To provide Accessible and Assistive

Technology to the Person with Disability.

•Duration - 4th May, 2015- 6th

June 2015

•Venue - PT Minda Automotive Indonesia

•Stakeholders - Spark Minda, Ashok Minda Group , Bhagwan

Mahavir Viklang Sahayata Samiti (Jaipur Foot), Yayasan Peduli

Tuna Daksa (NGO) - Indonesia

•Total Number of Patients Treated - 515

•Total number of Limbs Distributed – 529

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1. Artificial Limb Fitment Camp, India

❖ Spark Minda Foundation, organized a 12 day Artificial Limb

Fitment Camp at Noida.

❖ The camp was being organized in association with Bhagwan

Mahaveer Viklaang Sahatya Samiti (Jaipur Foot) started from 1st

September to 12th

September, 2016.

❖ Outcome – 1054 fitment to 786 people.

❖ The camp has provided end-to-end support in Limb fitment,

Caliper fitment, providing Walkers, Elbow Crutches etc, all in

same day and as per requirement

❖ 12 Organization such as Ambuja Cement Foundation,

Assocham etc.

❖ PWDs from Ghaziabad, Bisraksh, Dadri, Dhankor, Jewar, Mewat,

Haridwar, Rishikesh, Bulandsahar, Agra, Meerut, Mathura,etc

were benefitted during the Camp

Saksham- Artificial Limb Fitment

Camp, Noida 2016

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1. Artificial Limb Fitment Camp, India

❖ Date :- 13th

– 24th

Dec 2018

❖ Venue :- MCL Noida

❖ Technical Partner:- Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahatya Samiti (Jaipur

Foot)

❖ Target : 1000 Fitments outcome :- 2042 fitments

❖ Limb fitment, Caliper fitment, providing Walkers, Elbow Crutches, Tricycle,

wheelchair etc.

❖ Mobilization Partners : Approx. 30

❖ Highlight Govt. Partnership

District Administration, Gautam Buddha Nagar; District Administration, Hapur;

District Administration, Ghaziabad; District Administration, Bulandshahar;

District Administration, Alipur

Saksham- Artificial Limb Fitment

Camp, Noida 2017

Letter from HapurLetter from GBNLetter from Bulandshahar

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Government :

District Administration- Gautam Buddha Nagar, Hapur, Ghaziabad, Bulandshahar, Alipur

Networking :

CSR :

NGOs :

Mobilization Partners for ALFC 2018

❖ Inaugurated on 29th March 2018 by Mrs. Sarika

Minda and Mr. MK Pajan

❖ This Centre will help PWDs in :-

• To provide Accessible and Assistive Technology

to Person with Disabilities (PWDs)

• Skilling facilitation for PWDs

• On Job Trainings in different Manufacturing

Functions

• Employment linkage in the Industry

• Providing assistance in getting Disability

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Center for Empowerment for

Divyangs Pune

Glimpse of Saksham Center For Empowerment, Pune

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Health and Wellbeing Programs

5 Women Empowerment Program

• Objective - To ensure improved Health status of women and

children.

• Components:- Menstrual Hygiene, Family Planning and

Reproductive Health

• Technical Partner – Jatan Sansthan , Unicharm, Globalhunt

Foundation, Pathfinder International India

• Location :- U.P, Maharashtra, T.N, Uttarakhand

• Started Phase 1 of MHP in Bagla, Hisar

• Total people benefitted Till date – 1980 women and Adolescents

• Commitment to benefit 3000 women by 2020 registered at United

Nations

Vision 2020 – 3000Plan 18-19Menstrual Hygiene Awareness program-approx. 800 womenFP & RH – 200 womenToT for Govt. workersAddition of one more component

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Glimpse of Women Empowerment Program

At Uttar Pradesh, Kuleshara village At Tamil Nadu, Pillaipakkam At Maharashtra, Donde village

At Haryana, Bagla At Uttarakhand, Pantnagar

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EYE CAMP SYNOPSIS

No. of people attended

No. of People benefitted withspectacles

No. of People benefitted withMedicines ( Eyedrops andMedicines)

Total❖ 3386 people attended

❖ 2270 people benefitted with spectacles , Target – 1800 spectacles

❖ 1085 people benefitted with medicines

The camp was conducted in collaboration with HelpAge India

Till date benefitted – 5821 People

6 Eye Camp FY17-18 – 3386 People Benefitted

Glimpse of Eye Camp

At Tamil Nadu At Maharashtra

At Uttarakhand At Uttar Pradesh

Health Checkup camps

• Medical Camp in villages like Donde, Kuleshra, Transit camps, Vegadu etc

• Specialized Camp like Eye checkup, Gynae, General, Dental etc.

• Referral Services

• Number of Beneficiary –49833 People through the health checkup and awareness programs

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Community Infrastructure Projects

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❖ A 6KVA Solar Panel is installed in the new premises of Aakarshan Vocational Training Center, Greater Noida,

U.P.

❖ We feel proud to announce that our Aakarshan center of GN, Pune and Chennai are totally solar operated.

1 Solarized Vocational Training Center and Panchayat Hall

Funded by MSILSolar Panel at Aakarshan Pune in FY 16-17

Solar Panel at Aakarshan Chennai

in FY 16-17Solar Panel Installed at Govt School, Pune

on FY 15-16

In 15-16 and 16-17

In 17-18

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2 Safe Drinking Water Facility

• Inauguration of RO Plant at Vegandu Govt. School, Chennai was done on 16th

Sep 2017. benefitting approx. 100 students.

In 2016-17

2 units of RO Plant at Govt. school of Pune RO Plant at govt. school of Pantnagar

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3 School Infrastructure

• Constructed 1 room in Rajkiya Prathmik Vidyalaya Ravindra Nagar, Rudrapur.

• Furnitures, Fans, Blackboard also given

• Benefitting 185 students

• Supplementing to Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Toilet at Govt. School of Pantnagar

Rest Room for Women at Chakan Pune

Toilet at Govt. School of Pantnagar

2 units of Toilet at Govt. School of Pune

In 2017-18

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Environment and Resource Protection

Sustainability Projects at Business Level

Sustainability Initiatives Numbers Achieved *

Tree Plantation 12860

Electricity Saving 75.97 lakh KWH

Solar Energy Generated 37.25 lakh KWH

Water Recycled 6.42 lakh KL

Paper saving 43.92 lakh (527 Trees)

Savings through 3R 2834 Tons

* Data till 31st March 2018

Community Projects at Moga Devi Minda Charitable

Trust

Community Projects at Moga Devi Minda Charitable

Trust

Minda Bal Gram

• Child care home for

Homeless Children since

2001 at Delhi

• Formal education, Character

building, Skill development,

healthcare, arts and crafts,

Sports

• Benefitted – More than 500

children

Moga Devi Minda Memorial

School

•World class School in remote village

for the poor section of society since

2010

• Currently Benefitting – More than

1200 children

S.L. Minda Memorial Hospital

• 100 bedded Multi- Specialty Hospital

• Inaugurated in Nov 2016 by the Chief

Minister of Haryana

• Established in Bagla, Hisar, Haryana to

cater the nearby villagers who had

inaccessibility to healthcare services at

most affordable cost

• Facilities like –OPD, NICU, ECG,

Laboratory, Operation Theater, Radio

Diagnosis, Anesthesia, Pharmacy etc.

available

Community Projects at Moga Devi Minda Charitable

Trust

S.L Minda Sports Academy

•Promotion of sports in rural areas of

Hisar since 2011

•Athletics, Volleyball, Basketball, TT,

Taekwondo, Boxing and Wushu

•Representations at District, State and

National Level

S.L Minda Seva Kendra

•Computer, Tailoring, Beauty Culture

and Spoken English for underprivileged

since 2007

•At Bagla, Hisar, 4 Centers, Ministry of

HRD approved courses

•Benefitted – More than 3000 youth

6.1 Collaborations

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6.2 Awards and Recognition

4th CSR Impact Award at India CSR Summit 2017

TV 100 CSR Excellence Award for Healthcare in Automobile Sector

Asia Corporate Excellence & Sustainability Award (ACES)

TV 100 Industrial Excellence Award in Training & livelihood

India CSR Award for Community Initiative

Best NGO by SOIL

In16-17

Best CSR Award for Inter-company Action Project

Best Community Project by Govt. Haryana

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6.3 Representation

Sustainability and Impact

Assessment of Projects

Replicability and Scalability

in identical areas

Value addition through

innovations

Community Partnership for

mobilization and support

Like Minded

Collaborations for

leveraging strength

Direct

Intervention after

Surveys and

Need Analysis

Improvising the project with additional values, innovations and practices

Accessing the impact and sustainability of the project in terms of profitability of people and planet.

Replicating it to different unit locations with increase in quantity

and quality.

Partnering with community people like Gram Panchayatfor their support to mobilise

people of their area to participate in the project in

large number.

Looking out for the location/community were project is needed to be

established, doing survey and need analysis for its future success.

Collaborating with similar domain people to make our projects more impactful and gain leveraging strength.

Approach of Intervention

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