The project implemented by CII Foundation aims to promote sustainable solutions to the farm stubble burning problem. The project is being implemented in 20 villages of Karnal district, Haryana. CII Foundation under the proposed Crop Residue Management Initiative will encourage, train and support farmers to give up the conventional practice of stubble burning and use suitable tools and technologies for managing crop reside in an environment friendly manner, especially through adopting largescale in-situ recycling of crop residue.

Indian Pollution Control Association (IPCA): The project aims to create a sustainable supply chain, strengthen the collection & segregation of plastic waste and devising a model to resolve the plastic waste management issues in Delhi & NCR areas. In Phase-1 a Plastic Recycling Facility (PRF) was set up in Greater Noida & a Material Recovery Facility (MRF) was set up in Geeta Colony, East Delhi. The MRF has a capacity to receive and segregate 60 MT of Waste per month and PRF has capacity to process 300 MT per month.

In Phase 2 more MRFs are being set up to further integrate plastic waste supply chain. Two more MRFs are being set up in East Delhi to receive and segregate plastic waste. In addition to this one more MRF in Greater Noida is sanctioned for door to door collection, segregation and recycling of waste in collaboration with Greater NOIDA Development authority.

The project objective is to ensure source segregation of waste in Sikanderpur village, spread awareness about waste management, build capacities of city municipal corporation officials and sanitation staff and, enable resource recovery from waste. Infrastructure support has also been provided to establish a wet waste processing plant. The project covers 2500 households and 3000 commercial establishments.

This environment based project aims to plant 30,000 tree saplings of indigenous varieties (Neem, Peepal, Papdi etc.) in the Aravalli Hills, Sohna Block, Gurugram. The objective of the project is to sustain and add green cover at the 30 hectare plantation site. The project will results in significant amount of carbon sequestering and enriching the biodiversity. As of April 2022, 3075 trees of different plant varieties such as Jamun, Rosewood, Neem etc., have been planted.

The project aims to design, supply, erect and commission 300 kWp Grid tied Solar PV plants at 2 government hospitals in Delhi. The project will results in power generation of approximately 4,20,000 kW annually. This will aid in reduction of CO2 emission and will render cumulative saving on electricity cost for the hospitals. As of April 2022, 120 kWp solar plant has been setup at Madan Mohan Malviya Hospital, one of the government hospitals in Delhi and it is expected to be functional in coming months.

The project aims to create water security for 9 villages in Nuh District, Haryana. The need assessment study has shown that the underground water levels are fast depleting in Nuh, posing threat to livelihoods of farmers and villagers of the area. To tackle the challenge, 15 rainwater harvesting structures and 20 water tanks will be constructed. The project will also equip 50 farmers with sprinklers for water efficient irrigation. As part of the project, local communities have been mobilised for participatory water resources management.

The project aims to create water security for 9 villages in Nuh District, Haryana. To tackle this, 15 rainwater harvesting structures will be constructed and 50 farmers will be equipped with water efficient irrigation technique

Phase 2 of the project involves setting up of one MRF of 10 MTD in association with Greater Noida Authority and two MRF of 2 MTD each with East Delhi Municipal Corporation

“Catch the rain where it falls” initiative aims to develop rainwater harvesting structure in 40 police stations of Gurugram district which will enhance the ground water level.

The project aims to provide water security solutions for the communities by creating 27 RWH structures and 40 water tanks which would help in recharging the groundwater and help conserve water.

Mantra for Advance Sustainable Solution (MASS). Under the project aims to establish a 50 TPD MRF plant in Ghaziabad and additionally set up 100 Aerobins (waste generations points) across 25 RWAs. The project is planned to enhance management of solid and plastic waste in Ghaziabad along with IEC activities for spreading awareness in public.

The project aims to promote sustainable solutions to the farm stubble burning problem. Farmers in 20 villages of Karnal district in Haryana will be supported, encouraged & trained to give up the conventional practice of stubble burning and use suitable tools and technologies for managing the residual straw in an environment friendly manner, especially through adopting largescale in-situ recycling of straw. The project also includes undertaking 13750 plantation across 20 villages adopted under the existing project

The project aims to Design, supply, erection, and commissioning of 300 kWp Grid tied Solar PV plants at 2 government hospitals in Delhi

The project aims to design, supply, erect and commission 450 KwP grid tied solar PV plant in civil hospital, sector 10 at government college for girls, sector 14, Gurugram, Haryana.

To plant a total of 30,000 tree saplings of different variety in the Aravalli Hills, Gurugram with the aim to enhance green cover. The plantation will help with carbon sequestering leading to better environment.

Promotion of tree-based plantation in aspirational districts to promote alternate livelihood opportunities.

Need assessment for rejuvenation of Kasan Lake, Manesar, Haryana.

The project aims to design, supply, erection, and commissioning of 620 KwP Grid tied Solar PV plant at 4 district and sub-divisional hospitals of Rajasthan

The project proposes to provide awareness and implementation of source segregation of waste in the location of intervention; funding and technical guidance in establishing decentralized wet waste processing unit, monitoring & evaluation framework for sustainable waste. The project has four components- Source Segregation, Implementation, Resource Recovery, Visual Cleanliness, and Integrating/ inclusion of waste workers into formal waste management.

The project proposes to provide awareness and implementation of source segregation of waste in the location of intervention; funding and technical guidance in establishing decentralized wet waste processing unit, monitoring & evaluation framework for sustainable waste. The project has four components- Source Segregation, Implementation, Resource Recovery, Visual Cleanliness, and Integrating/ inclusion of waste workers into formal waste management.

The project proposes to provide awareness and implementation of source segregation of waste in the location of intervention; funding and technical guidance in establishing decentralized wet waste processing unit, monitoring & evaluation framework for sustainable waste. The project has four components- Source Segregation, Implementation, Resource Recovery, Visual Cleanliness, and Integrating/ inclusion of waste workers into formal waste management.

SBI Card in collaboration with MAMTA Health Institute for Mother and Child, has been supporting the project with an aim to improve mental wellbeing and resilience among adolescents and young married women through community led approach in Government of India’s RMNCH+A strategy. Phase 1 of the project covered 23757 beneficiaries through behavioral change communication based sessions. Phase 2 started in February 2022 and is extending mental health awareness to the larger population of the community through focused interventions developed during the first phase.

This project is focusing on imparting life skills and mental well-being through music among students of government and low income schools, communities and organisations working with such communities. The project intends to enable children express their hopes, feelings, ideas, happiness, anger and frustration through music. As part of the project, a mobile music studio has been developed and is being used to train students in their schools and communities. So far, 4370 children have received music exposure/workshops on continuous basis and 100 youth from low income background have been supported with training on sound engineering, film making and graphic designing.

COVID-19 and subsequent lockdowns have brought back focus on Mental Health. With an aim to develop resilience in students of standard 6-8 enrolled in Delhi NCR schools, audiovisual workshops based on bio-psycho and socio-cultural models of well-being have been included in the project. The workshops aims to improve adaptive skills, handle stress, increase cultural rootedness and strengthen value system which will help them to lead a disciplined and fulfilling life. The project also supports publication of e-magazine ”Mansik Swasthya Patrika” to spread awareness on mental health in Hindi language.

Round Table India Trust: The project aims to empower people with locomotive disorder with advance mobility devices, by providing a customized and detachable combination of wheelchair and scooter . The project involves providing 154 wheelchairs cum scooter to the identified beneficiaries across India based on parameters like medical diagnosis through clinical assessment and level of need based on economic background. The vehicles come with a three-year warranty and an insurance cover. By April 2022, 78 wheelchair cum scooter has been delivered at different locations of Chennai, Pondicherry and Madurai.

Congenital heart disease (CHD) poses a significant global health and economic burden—despite advances in treating CHD reducing the mortality risk, globally CHD accounts for approximately 300,000 deaths yearly. The cost of treating CHD in private hospital varies from 2-8 lakhs making it out of reach for economically weaker sections. With an aim to support such families, Sai Sanjeevani Hospitals have been providing free of cost treatment for CHD patient. SBI Card with an aim to further strengthen the hospital infrastructure, supported supply of critical equipment at Sai Sanjeevani Hospital, Palwal to add 10 beds to its ICU facility and strengthened its Operation Theater infrastructure. Since addition of SBI Card supported equipment in February'22, 203 cases have been treated by the hospital till March'22.

Saint Hardayal Educational & Orphans Welfare Society: Under this project, 277 destitute and abandoned elderly beneficiaries were rescued in Delhi/NCR and were provided with nutritious food, clothes, shelter, regular health checkups and physiotherapy sessions during FY 21-22. In addition to rescue, 200 unique beneficiaries were supported under the project , wherein nutritious meals were being served along with general health check-ups and physiotherapy sessions.

Smile on Wheels' project aims to provide preventive healthcare facilities to underserved communities of Delhi, Gurugram, Chennai and Agra (Rural and Urban). In the initial phase which lasted till November 2021, around 73,758 OPD consultations were held across 5 locations resulting into increased access to preventive healthcare services in slum and rural pockets. In the ongoing phase, the project is operational in Delhi, Gurugram and Agra (Rural and Urban) along with Nuh, an aspirational district of Haryana. Approx. 25,884 OPD consultation were facilitated under the ongoing phase.

In 2021, SBI Card supported a Telemedicine project in Nuh, Haryana - an aspirational district. The aim of the project is to establish telemedicine facility at Health Sub-Centers with the objectives that people in remote villages can access quality basic health services at their doorstep while reducing the pressure on Primary and Community Health Centers. The project has been designed to provide basic diagnostic tests, consultation with general physician and specialist doctors, providing medicine through a vending machine maintained by the government. In first phase, one telemedicine center was established in Doha Sub-Center. Over a period of 10 months, 3319 consultations facilitated at Doha Sub-center. Learning of the phase 1, helped us making relevant changes/updates in upgrading 9 Sub - Centre's established in Phase 2.

Rotary Club of Banjara Hills Charitable Trust: The project supported Sparsh Hospice for providing palliative care, home care and outpatient services, to terminal cancer and non-cancer patients with life limiting diseases. 355 patients were served and 710 family members were counselled under the project.

Extension of five mobile primary health care units providing doorstep delivery of medical facilities to the underprivileged in Delhi, Gurugram, Nuh and Agra

Skill building of children from low-income background in writing, composing, recording and music production along with focus on life skills and mental health

The aim of the project is to strengthen infrastructure and processes at 10 sub centers of primary healthcare system through telemedicine support in Nuh, Haryana.

Improving mental wellbeing and resilience among adolescents and young married women through community led approach in GOI’s RMNCH+A strategy.

The project aims to provide critical medical equipment to the 40 bedded mother and child hospital in Palwal to address maternal, child mortality and morbidity issues.

The Objective of the project is to expand ICU facility by providing critical medical equipment for Child Heart Care in Sai Sanjeevani Hospital in Palwal, Haryana, who are providing free of cost quality health care services to underprivileged children

The project aims development of resilience in students of classes 6th-8th enrolled in NCR schools through an audiovisual program based on bio-psycho and socio-cultural model of well-being and support for Mental Health E-Magazine “Mansik Swasthya Patrika”

The project aims to serve and save the lives of the abandoned, destitute and homeless elderly via supporting 200 uniquely identified elderly beneficiaries by providing with food, medical care and recreational activities at SHEOWS old age home

Project aims to empower people with locomotive disorder by providing customized and detachable mobility solutions, consisting of a combination of wheelchair and scooter. The solution can also be used as a scooter and separately as a wheelchair as per the requirement and situation

Centre for Autism and Other Disabilities Rehabilitation, Research, and Education (CADRRE): This project aims to pilot a free Employability Training Program that equips young adults on the Autism spectrum and have finished secondary school education with skills required to be employable. This comprises of level 1 training of 4-6 months on life skills, communication skills and social skills training, followed by a level 2 training of 3-6 months on job specific skills and a level 3 training of 3-4 months of onsite apprenticeship with a potential employer. So far, the first batch of 8 students have completed their level 1 training. Through this project, 100 youth with Autism will be trained and their employability will be enhanced. The aim is to establish a workable and scalable skill development program for youth with Autism.

Healthcare Sector Skill Council: The project will train 560 eligible candidates under 4 different COVID-19 Frontline Workers job roles ; to reduce the stress on the healthcare sector and strengthen the skilled human resource capacity to fight the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The focus is on practical and hands-on skilling by leveraging industry partnerships to provide on-the-job training and placement.

National Association for the Blind: The project supported technology training, personality development and soft skills training for 100 youth with visual impairment. Further, the project also supported the education of 250 school children with visual impairment from February'21 to April'21. The project also supported the renovation of toilets, establishment of a call center (including equipment) and installation of a 65 kWp solar power plant at NAB's Dwarka center.

The project aims to develop professional job-related skills in deaf youth through focused skilling activities and enabling them to be self reliant members of society. So far, 623 deaf youth have got training, out of which 247 candidates got job placement. Corporates are being sensitise to develop inclusive ecosystem to utilise the strength of deaf youth. So far, 45 corporates have been sensitised regarding person with disability hiring and employment for the trained youth.

The project aims at enabling 500 youth with disability to live financially independent lives through Sarthak SBI Card JEET (Job Entrepreneurship and Empowerment Training) skilling and placement support program at its Kolkata and Ahmedabad training centers. The program encompasses basic skill building, sector specific training, pre-employment training, allied activities, regular assessments and feedback.

The 'Future Perfect' initiative for skill development and entrepreneurship project was aimed at improving the employability of India's underprivileged youth. The project focused on helping them acquire English language skills and other new age employability enhancing skills, followed by job placements in service sector and lifelong support.

The project will directly impact 1,200 young women candidates of Government Girls’ College, Sector 14, Gurugram. At the center, training will be provided on two job roles: In-Store Promoter and Customer care Executive; wherein training will include components of theory, practical and soft skills.

The project aims at enabling youth with disability to live financially independent lives through vocational skill building and placement support creation. Through concerted efforts in the direction of skill building and employment support, trainees would get employed, and sustain themselves via quality performance

Train a total of 513 eligible candidates under 4 different job roles related to COVID-19 Frontline Workers which were launched by the Hon’ble Prime Minister on 18th June 2021

Employability Training program to equip young adults on the Autism spectrum, who have finished higher secondary school education with the skills required to be employable such as Life Skills, Communication Skills and Social Skills.

The aim of the project is skill development of deaf youth through professional job-related skills and successfully enabling them to be employed.

The project aims to train 360 youth in three healthcare job roles i.e. Phlebotomist, General Duty Assistant- Advance and Dresser (Medical) in residential mode in Haryana and Assam

The project is designed to directly impact 763 women candidates to increase the employability opportunity and positively impact their livelihood. A Centre of Excellence for skill development at Government Girls’ College, Sector 15, Gurugram has been established and training is being provided in two Telecom sector job roles of In Store Promoter and Customer Care Executive.

As a part of COVID-19 disaster relief, 18,000 happiness boxes were distributed to students enrolled in government schools of Ranga Reddy district, Telangana. Every kit had ration and supplies like pulses, chana, salt, sugar, atta, cooking oil, biscuits, note books, tooth paste and brush, soap, stationery items, sanitary napkins for girls etc.

This project was designed to provide home care support to asymptomatic and mild symptomatic patients of COVID-19 across Gurugram. The aim was to reduce rush to hospital and thereby free up hospitals for treatment of severe and complex cases of COVID-19 infection. Counselling through Teleconsultation were provided along with home visit to infected patients, where they were provided with medical kits and supplies including medicines, oximeter, thermal scanner/digital thermometer, N95 mask, sanitizer etc. as per doctor’s prescription. Progress of patients were regularly monitored through follow-up calls.

The project involved supporting healthcare equipment and medicine for treatment of COVID-19 Patients at Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences through Healing Field Foundation. Under this project, drugs & equipment support was provided to bridge the gap in the supply and thereby support healthcare professional in providing best possible treatment and care to COVID-19 patients. As part of the project ICU Fogging machine, High Flow Nasal Cannula Machines, Cold Storage for Dead Bodies, Ice Lined refrigerators, etc. were supported for timely treatment.

In order to respond to excessive load on medical infrastructure during COVID-19 pandemic including transportation of patients to healthcare facilities, 2 ambulances equipped with advanced life saving equipment including ventilators was provided to Gurugram administration.

International Association For Human Values (IAHV) RNT Udaipur: RNT Medical College, Udaipur is a major public healthcare institution catering to patients from adjoining districts of South Rajasthan. In 2021, to strengthen the infrastructure to support critical cases of COVID-19, 14 ICU ventilators were supported by SBI Card. This helped to establish RNT Medical College as a major treatment center for COVID-19 in South Rajasthan.

During COVID-19, short supply of medical oxygen was one of the major reasons for fatalities. This project was undertaken to improve medical oxygen supply in two COVID Care Centre's established in Delhi by setting up medical Oxygen Generation Plant (OGP) at both locations. One Liquid Medical Oxygen (LMO) tank of 10,000 liter capacity was also established at Rajiv Gandhi Super Specialty Hospitality.

The project involved serving the middle, low-income group, elderlies and differently abled people who lacked proper resources to access treatment from COVID-19 infection. Under the project, infrastructure support is provided to strengthen COVID Care Centers in Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam; along with distribution of medical and food kits.

A COVID-19 relief project was undertaken to support abandoned and destitute elderly people. Under the project dry ration and basic hygiene kits were distributed to elderlies and differently abled across Delhi. SHEOWS team members undertook distribution while observing all of the COVID-19 protocols. In total 9090 kits were distributed under the project.

In 2021, SBI Card supported the Gurugram district administration's efforts to respond to COVID-19 pandemic. The district administration was provided with 12 ventilators including 2 automatic advance high-end ICU ventilators, 20 BiPAP machines and 45,300 Rapid Antigen Testing (RAT) kits at COVID-19 care center established in Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Gurugram.

Home based management of COVID- 19 through tele-consultation facility, home visit by general physician and by providing medicines and basic equipment’s to track COVID 19 symptoms

The project aims to Install of 2 Oxygen generation plant (OGP) in COVID Care Centre’s developed for COVID care in Delhi and LMO Tanks at Rajiv Gandhi Super Specialty Hospital, Delhi followed by relocating/handover of the OGP’s to authorities.

This project aims to provide 2600 relief kits to families affected by the Assam flood. The relief kits will include basic grocery and hygienic items that will sustain for a month.

This project aims to provide 3500 relief kits in flood affected areas of Telangana. The relief kits will include basic grocery and hygienic items that will sustain for a month.