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Corporate Social Responsibility Report Report on Corporate Social Responsibility 2020-21 Made for India. Made in India. Vision At Reliance Foundation, our vision is to build an inclusive India by pioneering a holistic model to address our nation’s multifaceted development challenges, and contribute to its collective aspirations. Central to our philosophy is the commitment to enhance the quality of life of people from marginalised and vulnerable communities, by empowering them and catalysing change through innovative and sustainable solutions. Our steadfast endeavour is to create replicable and scalable models of development through an integrated approach in the true Reliance spirit of maximising societal value for all, and making it a movement. COVID-19 Rural Health Response Transformation PG 22 PG 6 PG 16 Education Sports for Disaster PG 26 Development Response PG 32 PG 36 Impact since inception 4.5+ crore 44,700+ People reached through Villages served through CSR activities across CSR initiatives 44,700+ villages Other Initiatives PG 40 Report on Corporate Social Responsibility Overview Touching Lives - Reliance for India Reliance works to create Reliance applies a three-pronged strategy to enhance the transformational change across impact, scale and speed of its CSR interventions. India, to build a stronger, inclusive nation by enabling lives and livelihoods. Reliance supports the most marginalised communities, Partnerships thereby contributing to the United Direct Leveraging and Nations’ Sustainable Development Engagement Technology Isha Ambani Dr. Tarang Dhanraj Nathwani Collaborations Gianchandani Goals, the 2030 Agenda. To further this objective, during FY 2020-21, Reliance spent ` 1,140 crore supporting programmes Working with Building an enabling To broaden scale, under a multitude of CSR communities to ecosystem of increase pace and initiatives. co-create models development, with strengthen impact. Jagannatha Kumar B. Srinivasan of development, the government, With technology, These initiatives are spearheaded by foster ownership academia, private communities can access Reliance Foundation, the philanthropic and empower institutions and knowledge resources arm of Reliance Industries Limited. Led them to lead the agencies to increase easier and take informed by Founder and Chairperson Smt. Nita change for the better impact and reach decisions about their M. Ambani, Reliance Foundation aims to lives and livelihoods. play a catalytic role in addressing India’s development challenges with innovative and sustainable solutions. Since 2010, the The past year required a paradigm shift. We innovated to Foundation has been creating a positive impact through its multi-pronged approach that reaches out to all segments of the meet the urgent requirements of the millions across India who nt Ru population. Reliance Foundation works pme ral T elo ran with communities who need access and ev sf are most-at-need. Our teams stepped up efforts and we will D or or m opportunity, and provides a development f a s ti platform for improving their quality of life. rt o o n continue to pool in our resources and skills, to scale up our p S response across India during this unprecedented time. e Through FY 2020-21, s n o LIVES TOUCHED H Summary of FY 2020-21 p Reliance continued its e s a e SINCE INCEPTION l R t CSR interventions but h r Resilience. This was the one word that rang loud and clear all through the past year. As India faced the e also addressed the new t s largest health and humanitarian crisis, what marked our efforts was the remarkable energy, attitude a s priorities thrown up by i Crore and unity displayed in this journey together. #CoronaHaregaIndiaJeetega was our mission as we went D 4.5+ the COVID-19 pandemic. all out to support emergency and medium-term needs of the communities we serve. The collaborations built A r ts over the years were , Through multiple initiatives, our on-the-ground initiatives to ensure the worked tirelessly to ensure that we step C u Corporate Social Responsibility nation wins the battle against COVID-19. up our efforts to shoulder our social leveraged to deliver and lt n ur io e at activities have served 4.5+ crore responsibility, more than ever before. enhance the impact of the an uc Meanwhile, our regular services d H Ed people across 44,700+ villages of India erita to ensure support to marginalised Jeeta Rahe Mera India, a song that we COVID-19 response. ge since inception. communities continued, but there was created in 2020, was a tribute to the This year, urgent efforts were needed a paradigm shift in the adoption of relentless spirit, hope and togetherness to support emergency requirements innovative measures. that we showed as a nation. It remains as a result of the pandemic. The our commitment that we will put people Ensuring linkages for disrupted entire Reliance family joined forces to first and will help build back even livelihoods, promoting the health and strengthen the nation’s fight against better than before. welfare of people, strengthening water COVID-19. With a 24x7, multi-pronged and food security while skilling women approach, Reliance promptly initiated and youth, our teams across businesses 2 Reliance Industries Limited 3 Report on Corporate Social Responsibility Overview Key intervention areas and impact COVID-19 outreach and Rural Health Education Sports for Disaster support Transformation Development Response • Empowered 43,000+ • Provided 2.3+ lakh health • Setting up 360,000 sq ft Greenfield • 2.15+ crore youth and children • Provided early warning/post- MT 1,000 villages through various rural consultations though Mobile Medical Institute of Eminence, Jio Institute reached through different sports disaster advisories to 10+ lakh Oxygen provided to patients on transformation initiatives Units (MMUs), Static Medical Units Campus at Ulwe, Navi Mumbai, initiatives since inception people across seven states and a daily basis, equivalent to the (SMUs) and Community Health Maharashtra in 52+ acres; Institute two Union Territories daily requirement of 1,00,000+ • Enhanced livelihood of additional 17 • Reliance Foundation Youth Centres ( CHCs) ready to commence academic patients per day on average lakh farmers, fisherfolk and livestock Sports conducted over 30 • Provided support before owners (1.26 crore cumulatively); • Screened 11,900+ women sessions in 2021 virtual sessions on fitness, and after the following treated and supported 1.9+ lakh and nearly 7,800 children for • Provided quality education to nutrition, well-being of athletes cyclones –Amphan, Nisarga, 5.5+ crore livestock animals anaemia and malnutrition 15,000+ annually through 14 in FY 2020-21, attracting Burevi and Nivar Meals distributed till date to • Created 131+ lakh cubic meters of respectively; diagnosed and treated Reliance Foundation Schools; 4,100 4,000+ participants • Provided locust control over 27+ lakh beneficiaries water harvesting capacity 6,500+ women and 538 children; training hours for 763 teachers and • Conducted eight digital information services conducted 207 corneal transplants 116 non-teaching staff on using • Strengthened 2,600 Community- education workshops to train to three states under RF Drishti technology platforms close to 250 coaches lakh based Organizations (CBOs), • Delivered disaster relief 81+ • 136,000+ mothers registered • Launched Reliance Foundation reusable masks distributed including GPs, SHGs and FPOs; • Engaged 1.1 crore students and information services through ASMAN app; detected Scholarships in Artificial Intelligence to 50+ lakh beneficiaries provided leadership training to across 34 cities through RF Jr during floods in Uttarakhand 51,000 high-risk cases and sent and Computer Sciences across 21 states and 2 Union 10,000+ elected representatives & NBA since the programme’s and Andhra Pradesh 65,000 notifications to doctors for in January 2021 Territories village leaders and 8,400+ women of inception; hosted first-ever live • Trained 716 youth volunteers timely case management SHGs and Federations • Partnered with 244 schools across virtual clinic in FY 2020-21 on disaster risk reduction and • Supported 30 FPOs in 12 states • JCI Accreditation received by Sir seven states for digital classrooms, • Education and Sports for All 354 farmers on post-flood crop 2,300+ to strengthen market access for HN Reliance Foundation Hospital– impacting 1,700+ teachers and (ESA) programme has positively protection measures Beds supported across 43,000+ farmers; FPOs transacted first Indian hospital to go through 64,000+ students since inception impacted lives of 200,000+ various locations `94+ crore worth business and virtual accreditation • Through three editions, over 33,000 underprivileged children `26.2 crore produce sales through • Launched One Stop Breast Clinic teachers impacted through Reliance together with partner NGOs digital linkages in January 2021 Foundation’s support for CENTA since inception lakh 39+ Teaching Professionals’ Olympiad Individuals supported with • 45,260 units of blood donated to (TPO); TPO 2020 conducted COVID advisories 73,000+ beneficiaries through blood donation camps during the year virtually with participation from 37,000 nearly 7,500 teachers Individuals whose queries on government schemes and social benefits were answered Mobile Medical Unit, Shahdol, continued Baleshwar Rai from Deoghar with to support crucial primary care A student of Reliance Foundation School RF Young Champs junior football match at Food distribution his summer paddy through the pandemic attending online class
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