Focus Areas and SDGs
Our areas of focus are diverse and dynamic, and the projects we undertake are always based on the needs and necessities of our stakeholders. However, we do have few key areas that we focus on such as Education, Health, Rural Development, Nutrition, etc. This section briefly highlights our work and how it aligns with both the rules and regulations of the Companies Act, 2013, as well as several of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations.
| Theme as per Schedule VII | Alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) | Projects Done | Stakeholders | Percent CSR spent (2014-24) |
| Education |   | Renovation and transformation, construction of new educational facilities, providing and improving various types of infrastructure in various government schools and colleges in collaboration with local government bodies and NGOs | Students, teachers and schools | 19% |
| Health |   | Construction of hospitals, eye care centre, provision of medical equipment to various health care centres, conducting of free healthcare camps | Patients, families/attendants, senior citizens and children | 27% |
| Nutrition |   | Construction of centralised kitchens in collaboration with HKM Charitable Foundation, distribution of food and commodities during calamities | Poor and underprivileged population | 9% |
| WASH (Water and Sanitation) |   | Establishment of sustainable rural drinking water systems such as RO Water plants, sheds and water tanks, setting up water distribution systems and construction of clean and modern toilets in government schools, hospitals, villages, etc., implementation of solid waste management project in rural areas, in collaboration with NGOs and local governing bodies. | Men, women, children and senior citizens in rural areas | 2% |
| Rural Development and Environmental Sustainability |     | Establishment of Farmer-Producer Organisations to promote and support marginalised and poor farmers, promotion of sustainable agricultural practices, development of infrastructure in villages. Protecting the environment by planting saplings, preserving the nature in rural areas through our varied contributions to the Greenbelt Development, Vanam Manam, Harithaharam and Palle Prakruthi Vanam initiatives of the Telugu state governments | Rural population, small and marginalised farmers | 22% |
| Skilling |   | Establishment of skill development centres in Varisam, Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh and Indrakaran, Sangareddy, Telangana for chemistry and pharma graduates which provide high-end skills to the trainees and improve their employment opportunities, providing support to other skill development projects and activities for farmers, unemployed youth, people with disabilities, etc., | Fresh graduates from economically challenged backgrounds, Poor and marginalised farmers, people with disabilities, etc., | 5% |
| Women Empowerment |   | As part of our model villages programme, we have encouraged and supported unemployed women to develop various skills and promote financial independence and entrepreneurship among them so as to earn their own income, establishment of a Disha Women’s Police Station in Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh and Bharosa Centre in Sangareddy, Telangana to strengthen women’s safety | Women from rural areas | 0.47% |
| Other activities – Disaster Relief, Rural Sports, Old Age Homes, Animal Welfare, etc., |     | Donation to state disaster relief funds (COVID-19, floods, cyclones, etc.), PMCARES Relief Fund, setting up of old age homes and orphanages to provide shelter to underprivileged communities, supporting exceptional athletes from rural areas to help them reach their true potential | Rural population, senior citizens, children, athletes, etc. | 15% |