Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited Environmental Clearance Compliance Half Yearly Report For October, 2019 to March, 2020
Half Yearly Compliance Report
On
Environmental Clearance
October, 2019 to March, 2020
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited
(An ISO 14001, 18001, 9001 and 50001 Certified Company) Yadwad village , Gokak Taluk, Belagavi District , Karnataka, - 591136
Production Capacity: Cement : 4.0 MTPA, Clinker : 2.6 MTPA and Captive Power Plant : 40 MW
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PROJECT PROFILE
1 Project type Industry (I) - Cement and Captive Power Plant
2 Name of the project Cement Plant (4.0 MTPA), Clinker (2.60 MTPA), and Captive Power Plant (40MW) at Yadwad, Gokak, Belgaum, Karnataka by Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd.
3 Clearance letter No.& date MoEF&CC. EC: F. No. J-11011/119/2007-IA II(I), Dated: 24th June 2008. 4 Location: District & State / RS No. 394, UT Yadwad Village, Gokak Taluk, Belagavi District, KARNATAKA -591136
5 Address for M/s Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited, correspondence: RS No. 394, Yadwad Village, Gokak Taluk, Belagavi District, KARNATAKA -591136 Phone: +918334 4292271 Fax No: +91 40 - 30006955 Web: www.dalmiacement.com 6 Financial Details: a Project cost as originally 1500.00 Crores planned and subsequent revised estimates and the years of price reference
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b Allocations made for Approximate Cost (INR): environmental 1. Online Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring management plans, with Machine: 35,25,815 item breakup 2. Online Continuous Emission Monitoring System: 26,38,498 3. Installation of Air pollution control equipment like Bag filters, Bag House and ESP: 3,24,62,546 4. Installation of closed conveyor system: 5,18,51,062 5. Construction of closed sheds for Raw material storage: 37,49,90,000 6. Construction of Internal Roads: 7,00,00,000 7. Green belt development: 1,20,00,000 8. Environmental Monitoring: 44,00,000 9. Construction of Rain Water Harvesting Lake: 65,40,000 10. Construction of Rain Water Harvesting Pond: 26,32,000
Total Cost: 561,039,921
c Total expenditure on the 1500.00 Crores Project so far d Planned and Actual Planned expenditure on Environmental management expenditure incurred on system:31.05 Cr the environmental Actual expenditure on Environmental management management plans so far system:56.10 Cr 7. Status of construction: Completed a. Date of commencement 1st October 2012
b. Date of completion (actual 25th March 2015 – Cement Production and/or planned) a. Date of site visit of CPCB official visit : 12th and 13th February 2019 Director-MOEF&CC/CPCB Officials
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S.No Conditions Compliance Status A. Specific Conditions i. Continuous stack monitoring facilities to Online Continuous Emission monitor gaseous emissions from all the monitoring systems (OCEMS) for stacks shall be provided and limit of gaseous emissions from all the particulate matters shall be controlled stacks at Cement plant & CPP are within 50 mg/Nm3 by installing adequate provided and connected to CPCB air pollution control system. Electrostatic server. precipitator (ESP) to clinker cooler and The Copy of CEMS report is captive power plant, bag house to raw mill attached as Annexure 1 / kiln and cement mill shall be provided to control air emissions within 50 mg/Nm3 Air Pollution control systems were and reports submitted to the Ministry’s in place for clinker cooler and Regional Office at Bangalore, Central captive power plant (ESP), raw Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and mill/ Kiln, coal mill and cement mill Karnataka Pollution Control Board were provided with Bag house. (KPCB). The emissions from above stacks are well within the stipulated standards. Copy of statistical analysis of third party monitoring reports is attached as Annexure 2 ii. Secondary fugitive emissions shall be Bag filters had been installed in all controlled within the prescribed limits emission sources. and regularly monitored. Guidelines / Bag house for Coal Mill, Raw mill Code of Practice issued by the CPCB in this and ESP for clinker cooler is regard shall be followed. already installed. Bag filters with ventilation system shall be Closed clinker stockpile system provided to coal mill, all the raw material implemented with bag filter. handling areas, clinker, cement & fly ash silos, clinker hoppers etc. to control Water sprinkling arrangements fugitive emissions from the material made as per the conditions laid. handling areas. Presently fugitive emissions controlled by dust suppression Closed clinker stockpile system shall be system through water tankers. adopted and bag filters shall be provided to clinker hoppers. In addition to this, to eliminate fugitive emissions, transportation Water sprinkling arrangements shall be of the ash to the cement plant done made in the material stockyards and in closed containers only and the cement bags loading areas. ash transfer to ash silos are being To eliminate fugitive emissions, carried out pneumatically. transportation of the ash to the cement plant shall be in closed containers and All conveyors are covered. pneumatic transfer of the ash into ash The fugitive emissions are within silos in cement plant. the CPCB standards. Copy of statistical analysis of third party monitoring report on Fugitive emissions is enclosed as Annexure
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S.No Conditions Compliance Status 3
iii. Efforts shall be made to reduce impact of All efforts implemented to reduce the transport of the raw materials and end the impact of the transport of raw products on the surrounding environment materials and end products on the including agricultural land. surrounding environment. Wagon and truck tipplers for unloading Fully covered conveyor system and transportation shall be covered with implemented for transportation of tarpaulin. Internal roads shall be crushed limestone, coal and asphalted and sprinkled with water gypsum within the cement plant. regularly. Closed Raw material, Additive and coal storage yard provided to prevent airborne fugitive dust emission in the surrounding environment. Covered tarpaulin system implemented at truck tipplers for unloading. Internal roads are made of RCC. Water sprinkling facility had been provided to minimize fugitive dust on roads as well as in and around the raw material handling areas. iv. As proposed, total water requirement Obtained Permission from KNNL, from Ghattaprabha River shall not exceed Govt. of Karnataka, Bengaluru, vide 3,100 m3/day. No water shall be drawn Order No. WSD 56 NIN 2012, dated from Dodahalla nallah. Captive Power 6th Feb. 2014 for withdrawal of Plant shall be provided with air-cooled 3100 m3/day of water from condensers to reduce the water intake. Ghattaprabha River. The process effluent from captive power The process effluent from captive plant (CPP) shall be treated in effluent power plant (CPP) is being treated treatment plant (ETP) and treated waste in Neutralizing Pit (NP) and treated water shall be recycled and reused in the waste water recycled and reused in cement manufacturing process and/or for the cement manufacturing process dust suppression, green belt development or for dust suppression or green and other plant related activities etc. No belt development and other plant process waste water shall be discharged related activities etc. outside the factory premises and ‘zero’ discharge shall be adopted. As a part of continual improvement we are also going for construction of effluent treatment plant in place of Neutralization pit so as to recycle waste water to process system. The work order is issued for the said job.
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No process waste water discharged outside the factory premises and Zero discharge is adopted.
v. ‘Permission’ for the drawl of 3,100 m3/day Got Permission from Water from River Ghattaprabha shall be obtained Resource Department, Govt. of from concerned Department. Captive Power Karnataka, Bengaluru, vide Order Plant shall be provided with air-cooled No. WSD 56 NIN 2012, dated 6th condensers to reduce the water intake. Feb. 2014 for withdrawal of 3100 m3/day of water from Ghatprabha River. The Captive power plant is provided with air cooled condensers to minimize the water intake. vi All the fly ash shall be utilized as per Fly ash All the Fly ash generated from our Notification, 1999 subsequently as CPP has been utilized in the amended in 2003. process and used for cement manufacturing. vii Efforts shall be made to use fly ash Fly ash from CPP is being utilized generated from the power plant maximum in the cement manufacturing in making Pozzolana Portland Cement process. Bed ash is being collected (PPC). Bed ash shall be collected in ash in ash cooler and then conveyed cooler hoppers and then conveyed to a bed to bed ash storage silo for further ash storage silo for further use as boiler bed use as boiler bed material. material. viii All the dust collected from pollution control All the Dust collected from devices shall be recycled and reused in the pollution control equipment’s are process and used for cement being reused in the process and manufacturing. Refractory bricks having for cement manufacturing. high recycling values shall be sold to Refractory bricks shall be sold out outside agencies or disposed off in to outside agencies and in the environment-friendly manner. Domestic event of disposal all environment solid waste i.e. sludge shall be composted protection measures shall be and used as organic manure for the green taken to avoid any pollution. belt development within the plant and colony area. Used oil and scrapped auto Domestic solid waste is used mobile batteries shall be sold to authorized organic manure for green belt recyclers/ re-processors only. development. Used oil are being stored separately in covered leak proof containers on concrete floor and are being sold to authorized processor approved by the State Pollution Control Board. Used batteries are being sold to
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authorized recyclers / re- processors only.
ix An effort shall be made to use of high The high calorific value hazardous calorific hazardous waste viz. municipal wastes are being used in kiln as solid waste, solvents, spent oil, agro waste, fuel based on availability and sludge from DG sets and used tyres etc. in feasibility. the cement kiln and necessary provision We have received authorization shall be made accordingly. from KSPCB for co-processing of 33 types of hazardous and 25 types of non-hazardous and other waste. Efforts are being made to explore the possibility of increasing the usage of Hazardous Waste During October 2019 to March 2020, we have co-processed 1652.29 MT of solid hazardous waste, 3788 KL of liquid hazardous waste and 1214 MT of Plastic waste. x. Efforts shall be made to use low grade lime, Fly ash is being used in the more fly ash and solid waste in the cement manufacturing process of cement. manufacturing. Efforts are being made as a continuous process to utilize low grade limestone to the optimum level. xi. As proposed in EIA/EMP, out of total 120 Since commencement of project ha., green belt shall be developed in 40 ha work, massive plantation program (33 %) in and around the plant as per the is undertaken. CPCB guidelines to mitigate the effects of During FY 2019-20 we have air emissions in consultation with local planted 11717 nos of saplings for DFO. development of Green belt. Details of Green belt development plan and some photographs are attached as Annexure 4 xii. Prior environmental clearance from the Obtained EC from Ministry of Ministry of Environment & Forests for the Environment & Forest F.No.J- Captive (Yadwad) limestone mine shall be 11015/36/2009- IA.II (M), obtained. Dated.13 march 2015. xii. All recommendations made in the All recommendations made by Corporate Responsibility for Environment CREP for Cement Plants Protection (CREP) for cement plants shall implemented already.
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be implemented.
B GENERAL CONDITIONS i. The project authority shall adhere to the All the conditions made or laid stipulations made by Karnataka Pollution down by KSPCB in CFO and Control Board (KPCB) and State subsequent directions as well as Government. conditions laid by State Government shall be adhered ii. No further expansion or modification of the Presently we are not having any plant shall be carried out without prior plan for expansion. However approval of this Ministry No modification carried out since commissioning. Any modification or expansion shall be carried out with prior approval from the Ministry iii. The gaseous and particulate matter Interlocking facility had been emissions from various units shall conform provided to pollution Control to the standards prescribed by the Equipment’s. So that in the event Karnataka Pollution Control Board. At no of the pollution control time, the particulate emissions from the equipment not working properly cement plant shall exceed KPCB the respective unit(s) will shut limit. Interlocking facility shall be provided down automatically. in the pollution control equipment so that in Report on stack emissions the event of the pollution control equipment confirming to KSPCB standards is not working, the respective unit(s) is shut attached as Annexure 2 down automatically iv. One ambient air quality monitoring station One online Ambient Air Quality shall be installed in downwind direction. monitoring station installed in Ambient air quality including ambient noise the downwind direction. The levels shall not exceed the standards same is connected to the CPCB stipulated under EPA or by the State server and data is getting authorities. Monitoring of ambient air updated in CPCB server quality and stack emissions shall be carried continuously. out regularly in consultation with KSPCB Copy of Online AAQM data (day and report submitted to the KPCB quarterly Average) is attached as and to the Ministry’s Regional Office at Annexure 5 Bangalore half-yearly Online Continuous Stack Emission Monitoring System (OCEMS) is also installed in all the stacks including CPP stack. The data has been uploaded in CPCB server continuously. All the Emission levels were
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maintained within standards stipulated by the board. A Third party agency approved by MoEF&CC, M/s Cosmo Conscious Research Laboratory is also engaged for manual monitoring of Air, Water, soil and Noise and monitoring is being carried out continuously. Copy of statistical analysis of third party monitoring report on Ambient Air Quality, Stack emissions and Online Ambient Air Quality data is enclosed as Annexure 6 Half yearly report are being submitted to Ministry’s Regional Office at Bangalore. v. The company shall install adequate dust Adequate dust collection and collection and extraction system to control extraction systems implemented fugitive dust emissions at various transfer at various transfer points, raw points, raw mill handling (unloading, mill handling (unloading, conveying, transporting, stacking), vehicular conveying, transporting, movement, bagging and packing areas etc. stacking) etc. Asphalting/concreting of roads and water Bag filters had been installed at spray all around the stockyard and loading / all emission sources. unloading areas shall be carried out to control fugitive emissions. Covered sheds Above 9 km Internal RCC roads for storage of raw materials and fully developed to control fugitive covered conveyors for transportation of emissions. materials shall be provided besides coal, Covered sheds for storage of raw cement, fly ash and clinker shall be stored in materials and coal. silos Fully covered conveyor system implemented for transportation of crushed limestone, coal and gypsum within the cement plant. RCC Silos for clinker storage Cement and fly ash. vi The company shall harvest the rainwater About 20000 KL capacity rain from the rooftops and storm water drains to water harvesting pond developed recharge the ground water and use the same with catch drains to collect all the water for the various activities of the project surface runoff during monsoon is to conserve fresh water developed to conserve water. In addition to this Water Reservoir is also made to a capacity of about 1.3Lac KL which can directly receive and store the
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rain water. The location map of Rain Water Harvesting pond is enclosed as Annexure 7
vii The company shall undertake Eco- Maximum efforts are being development measures including undertaken Eco development community welfare measures in the project measures. area Some of the following measures are being implemented as a continuous development at surrounding villages o Livelihood and Skill building Programs o Health care camps o Water Infrastructure facilities o Education o ODF village o Community hall development etc Report on Eco development and community development measures is attached as Annexure 8 viii The overall noise levels in and around the Overall noise levels in and around plant area shall be kept well within the the plant area are being standards (85 dBA) by providing noise maintained within the standards control measures including acoustic hoods, prescribed by Board. silencers, enclosures etc. on all sources of Noise monitoring is being carried noise generation. The ambient noise levels out by Third party agency on shall conform to the standards prescribed regular basis and the reports under Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986 were confirming to the standards. Rules, 1989 viz. 75 dBA (day time) and 70 dBA (night time) The report on Noise monitoring is attached as Annexure 9 ix. Proper housekeeping and adequate Proper housekeeping measures occupational health programmes shall be taken up for mitigating waste. taken up Pre-employment medical check- up has been undertaken for all employees. First aid facility is provided at OHC center inside the factory premises with 24 hrs ambulance availability. Health awareness programme and special first aid training are
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being provided on continuous basis. Enclosed as Annexure 10 x. A separate environmental management cell A dedicated Environment to carry out various management and Management Cell monitoring functions shall be set up under institutionalized with the control of Senior Executive Environment officer under the control of Senior Executive to carry out various management and monitoring functions. xi. As proposed in EIA/EMP, Rs. 31.05 Corers The funds so provided are and Rs. 4.28 Corers earmarked towards exclusively for the capital cost and recurring cost/annum implementation of the respectively for the environmental pollution Environment Management Plan. control measures shall be suitable used to Till date we have incurred an implement the conditions stipulated by the expenditure of about 56.10 Cr. for Ministry of Environment and Forests as well Bag house in cement mill, Raw as the State Government. The funds so Mill, Coal Mill and ESP of clinker provided shall not be diverted for any other cooler and implementation of purpose EMP as well as for green belt development. xii The Regional Office of this Ministry at The monitoring activities are Bangalore / CPCB / KPCB shall monitor the being carried out regularly. Six stipulated conditions. A six monthly months compliance report and compliance report and the monitored data the monitored data along with along with statistical interpretation shall be statistical interpretation submitted to them regularly submitted to RO Bangalore, CPCB/KPCB regularly.
xiii The Project Authorities shall inform the Date of Financial Closure: 31st Regional Office as well as the Ministry, the March 2016. date of financial closure and final approval Date of commencement of land of the project by the concerned authorities development work: 1st October and the date of commencing the land 2012. development work. xiv The Project Proponent shall inform the It was advertised in Deccan public that the project has been accorded Herald in English and Prajavani in environmental clearance by the Ministry Kannada and copies of same sent and copies of the clearance letter are with previous compliance Report. available with the Karnataka Pollution A copy of the same forwarded to Control Board and may also be seen at the Ministry’s Regional Office at Website of the Ministry of Environment and Bangalore. Forests at http:/envfor.nic.in. This should be advertised within seven days from the date of issue of the clearance letter at least in two local newspapers that are widely circulated in the region of which one shall be in the vernacular language of the locality concerned and a copy of the same shall be
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forwarded to the Regional office at Bangalore
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Online Pollution Monitoring Portal Site Name: M/s.DALMIA CEMENT (BHARAT) LTD. From Date: 2019-10-01 To Date: 2020-03-31 Report Name: Custom Report, M/s.DALMIA CEMENT (BHARAT) LTD., Report Created by DCBPL on 2020-05-26 17:55:57 Sl No. Time Stack7_CoalMill - Stack20_Cooler - Stack11_Cement Stack24_KILN- Stack24_KILN- Stack24_KILN- Stack_CPP_125TP Stack_CPP_125TP Stack_CPP_125TP PM_U PM_U Mill-PM_U PM_U NOx_U SO2_U H_Boiler-PM_U H_Boiler-SO2_U H_Boiler-NOx_U
1 2019-10-01 13.14 5.61 5.72 9.43 222.9 0 24.88 209.26 26.02 2 2019-10-02 10.34 4.28 7.57 9.56 290 0 28.05 260.41 22.97 3 2019-10-03 9.38 5.41 10.49 10.05 394.56 0 31.19 274.35 24.07 4 2019-10-04 7.3 6.26 13.57 9.71 480.29 6 32.11 241.9 20.63 5 2019-10-05 10.37 4.33 4.12 9.17 465.65 0.72 30.99 144.77 22.9 6 2019-10-06 10.44 3.9 6.45 9.54 435.87 0 32.75 127 15.72 7 2019-10-07 10.59 4.92 8.46 9.65 235.31 0 33.6 245.79 22.63 8 2019-10-08 10.78 6.47 9.37 14.68 310.13 0 55 280.12 21.45 9 2019-10-09 17.36 4.13 5.24 27.77 173.78 0 40.05 80.27 9.29 10 2019-10-10 7.75 1.98 4.91 25.27 82.04 0 35.94 37.78 16.48 11 2019-10-11 0 0.45 9.11 22.12 53.62 18.27 40.84 276.85 20.99 12 2019-10-12 0 0 8.23 1.43 79.23 0 39.22 206.1 21.83 13 2019-10-13 3.08 2.73 11.76 22.98 178.09 0 31.12 89.39 20.15 14 2019-10-14 0 0 8.13 6.86 16.98 0 21.23 97.15 21.52 15 2019-10-15 0 0.04 10.85 4.03 0 0 27.03 91.6 25.98 16 2019-10-16 0 0.03 13.37 4.18 0 0 20.72 101.6 24.25 17 2019-10-17 0 0.16 6.73 4.21 0 0 24.15 97.72 24.05 18 2019-10-18 0 0 4.46 9.25 44.64 15.84 23.64 117.74 14.77 19 2019-10-19 3.96 1.01 6.81 23.02 132.37 122.08 25.62 112.58 18.29 20 2019-10-20 5.87 3.56 14.05 16.91 143.95 2.42 44.34 89.22 22.66 21 2019-10-21 7.07 5.3 5.4 18.52 179.44 0 30.96 63.13 12.67 22 2019-10-22 6.9 4.18 15.47 10.91 293.21 0 28.38 8.23 2.04 23 2019-10-23 8.93 4.59 10 10.2 208.59 0 23.47 0.3 0.44 24 2019-10-24 11.1 3.97 9.32 9.97 524.58 0 NA 0.03 0.83 25 2019-10-25 12.87 4.72 13.26 12.58 304.1 18.71 0.61 0 0.73 26 2019-10-26 11.36 4.01 15.1 14.41 411.77 0 0 0 1.11 27 2019-10-27 11.39 2.93 13.17 12.24 415.66 0 0 0.04 1.16 28 2019-10-28 7.12 4.29 8.77 13.59 416.85 0 0 0.52 2.42 29 2019-10-29 8.79 4.36 9.41 13.12 318.25 0 0 0.26 0.65 30 2019-10-30 7.11 2.28 12.9 9.44 288.22 0 0 0.49 0.83 31 2019-10-31 0 0.6 10.82 3.48 0 0 0 0.04 0.78 32 2019-11-01 0 0 19.81 0.4 47.3 16.41 0 0.07 1.36 33 2019-11-02 0 0 1.83 0.18 0 0 0 0.12 0.49 34 2019-11-03 0 0 10.7 0.17 0 0 0 0.13 0.06 35 2019-11-04 0 0 15.25 0.18 0 0 0 0.06 0.36 36 2019-11-05 0 0 5.69 0.19 0 0 0 0.15 0.23 37 2019-11-06 0 0 6.47 0.21 0 0 0 0.49 1.56 38 2019-11-07 0 0 10.26 0.58 0 0 0 0.25 0.53 39 2019-11-08 4.14 2.44 6.83 8.61 178.22 0 1.72 0.21 0.07 40 2019-11-09 8.52 6.33 4.93 8.82 348.31 0 2.54 0.12 0.31 41 2019-11-10 6.48 4.15 7.12 8.96 332.4 0 NA 0.28 0.47 42 2019-11-11 8.23 9.75 3.97 8.24 204.04 0 8.44 1.06 0.7 43 2019-11-12 9.21 9.61 3.8 9.65 389.84 0 0 2.47 0.35 44 2019-11-13 10.41 8.17 4.11 14.71 394.01 0 0 3.5 0.66 45 2019-11-14 10.45 9.68 6.78 15.05 387.38 0 0 1.91 1.95 46 2019-11-15 11.57 3.82 13.16 15.83 301.78 13.36 0 5.97 1.05 47 2019-11-16 9.84 3.43 8.6 15.72 395.24 18.16 0 6.5 1.63 48 2019-11-17 13.96 8.55 10.64 16.53 468.39 21.1 0 1.74 1.74 49 2019-11-18 9.63 8.59 12.27 17.44 258.59 23.34 0 3.67 0.94 50 2019-11-19 8.5 14.81 16.21 17.77 478.35 15.84 0 6.28 1.6 51 2019-11-20 6.2 11.46 18.11 7.76 454.06 26.87 0 7.44 0.82 52 2019-11-21 5.41 2.36 18.37 8.85 233.09 51.28 0 4.06 6.15 53 2019-11-22 5.49 2.98 14.56 17.51 594.27 16.36 3.66 796.63 15.91 54 2019-11-23 7.44 2.48 17.09 13.6 487.46 6.89 7.59 495.74 23.21 55 2019-11-24 5.74 6.03 6.02 1.65 441.24 2.3 13.5 205.34 21.03 56 2019-11-25 5.1 5.69 6.77 1.62 450.7 1.93 29.41 170.69 13.79 57 2019-11-26 9.73 4.43 14.73 5.88 387.77 56.72 30.55 420.07 19.16 58 2019-11-27 0.89 2.5 19.1 3.76 62.5 30.44 29.93 207 17.2 59 2019-11-28 0.04 0.06 9.78 2.64 5.02 0.37 32.3 247.55 10.79 60 2019-11-29 8.17 11.98 12.85 8.65 302.84 3.7 32.24 341.91 20.53 61 2019-11-30 8.38 4.43 10.9 9.02 316.67 2.57 39.56 327.45 21.88 62 2019-12-01 7.08 7.94 10.1 9.54 383.51 1.61 41.85 421.58 15.61 63 2019-12-02 3.82 16.81 8.16 8.46 368.77 0.09 25.51 277.02 14.38 64 2019-12-03 4.94 4.63 10.9 9.8 501.61 0.04 31.79 413.24 22.57 65 2019-12-04 5.06 6.38 9.44 9.68 480.61 1.57 35.39 414.44 23.39 66 2019-12-05 6.48 6.2 15.56 9.28 403.72 1.69 24.98 372.85 10.69 67 2019-12-06 8.03 4.17 7.89 9.23 360.61 0.18 32.72 403.71 6.89 68 2019-12-07 4.33 5.24 9.02 6.77 112.3 0 64.16 218.72 9.54 69 2019-12-08 6.95 2.9 10.8 8.88 251.06 0.01 34.13 264.26 9.22 70 2019-12-09 0 0.41 10.7 1.67 0 0 37.56 184.61 8.79 71 2019-12-10 0 0 10.78 1.17 0 0 36.03 325.4 5.89 72 2019-12-11 2.8 7.11 10.14 7.35 256.24 8.39 38.6 407.82 9.03 73 2019-12-12 6.77 6.2 11.31 8.21 451.56 53.48 22.38 318.62 5.43 74 2019-12-13 6.72 6.33 8.42 8.43 266.07 2.38 18.52 359.94 6.86 75 2019-12-14 7.1 7.49 6.24 8.51 260.13 0 18.55 336.93 7.51 76 2019-12-15 9.78 4.72 5.12 9.13 272.16 0 18.88 334.12 9.1 77 2019-12-16 7.15 6.08 10.74 9.06 300.58 0 25 427.23 10.17 78 2019-12-17 9.18 7.66 7.85 9.12 264.8 0 27.37 304.98 6.36 79 2019-12-18 11.04 9.64 10.34 8.12 300.26 2.77 26.03 306.6 5.78 80 2019-12-19 10.54 6.31 10.46 8.43 479.11 7.94 27.98 449.99 5.26 81 2019-12-20 7.21 6.3 15.04 7.8 343.77 28.24 27.13 391.77 8.83 82 2019-12-21 9.11 5.61 8.62 8.32 398.88 26.93 27.01 376.25 10.98 83 2019-12-22 10.63 6.03 17.27 8.18 231.89 25.86 23.64 341.12 9.22 84 2019-12-23 7.82 4.47 4.2 8.57 252.43 27.33 26.65 329.01 9.73 85 2019-12-24 8.26 4.67 8.83 8.22 251.68 23.91 26.04 436.01 8.17 86 2019-12-25 14.65 9.73 20.31 6.85 316.28 23.48 28.57 457.83 10.61 87 2019-12-26 7.83 7.45 12.47 5.27 379 15.24 29.72 379.98 8.01 88 2019-12-27 9.97 6.65 7.88 7.56 297.76 1.65 36.91 372.65 11.13 89 2019-12-28 11.03 6.01 18.41 9.14 271.4 13.58 33.67 359.82 11.79 90 2019-12-29 12.68 3.92 11.3 9.2 277.36 15.5 35.37 318.97 10.5 91 2019-12-30 9.65 4.73 10.67 9.75 252.42 12.53 37.26 372.36 13.3 92 2019-12-31 8.98 6.21 13.49 9.98 222.11 8.27 39 347.95 9.14 93 2020-01-01 8.67 7.56 10.16 8.17 219.92 18.42 37.47 375.39 8.35 94 2020-01-02 14.12 5.84 18.63 9.37 194.96 13.31 34.07 321.11 9.91 95 2020-01-03 8.93 6.77 8.72 10.35 180.2 8.94 35.36 367.2 7.87 96 2020-01-04 13.39 9.57 15.83 9.94 373.44 8.81 26.31 466.31 10.26 97 2020-01-05 12.89 6.44 11.03 10.01 504.16 3.93 22.83 363.6 10.05 98 2020-01-06 9.07 5.97 14.36 10.12 319.15 0.97 23.75 328.28 9.07 99 2020-01-07 9 8 19 10.27 194.49 4.96 27.4 434.55 10.09 100 2020-01-08 11.63 7.79 7.55 9.74 197.05 8.7 27.8 320.6 10.74 101 2020-01-09 8.21 8.48 5.68 7.85 204.75 8.21 29.73 406.08 13.83 102 2020-01-10 5.63 9.52 4.57 7.22 340.73 17.43 32.1 468.39 9.32 103 2020-01-11 4.99 6.28 15.44 7.06 268.43 17.86 32.63 348.81 8.19 104 2020-01-12 5.73 6.96 18.83 7.41 252.78 15.31 31.39 448.91 10.66 105 2020-01-13 5.15 13.44 18.92 7.05 164.9 8.61 38.09 413.22 9.54 106 2020-01-14 5.88 14.13 21.32 7.75 214.14 11.67 33.72 498.86 9.75 107 2020-01-15 5.84 9.6 13.39 6.5 330.25 36.12 36.53 354.08 10.23 108 2020-01-16 6.74 9.07 24.28 6.12 305.37 21.86 39.26 355.76 8.39 109 2020-01-17 6.66 6.5 9.49 5.64 340.72 44.31 44.24 390.99 8.67 110 2020-01-18 6.73 8.03 12.57 4.49 292.21 17.61 32.17 310.64 5.23 111 2020-01-19 8.42 7.59 9.74 4.74 254.41 0.03 33.47 417.42 15.78 112 2020-01-20 3.6 3.4 13.96 5.83 121.58 0.1 33.11 351.07 12.4 113 2020-01-21 0 0.97 13.99 0.65 35.51 0 34.2 297.97 15.72 114 2020-01-22 0 0.21 12.22 0.7 164.68 6.77 34.75 318.08 12.24 115 2020-01-23 0 0 10.06 0.52 180.76 0.41 35.84 398.52 7.94 116 2020-01-24 0 0 8.02 0.7 160.07 0.38 36.82 360.86 10.05 117 2020-01-25 0 0 7.69 0.48 134.7 0 38.18 125.07 19.06 118 2020-01-26 0 0 6.73 0.67 47.33 0 40.09 268.96 6.64 119 2020-01-27 0 0 7.33 1.65 37.96 0 38.11 271.99 5.74 120 2020-01-28 0 0 8.03 1.16 130.67 0 29.16 389.48 6.95 121 2020-01-29 0 0 6.74 1.83 134.45 0 27.7 407.51 4.74 122 2020-01-30 0 0 8.57 1.53 94.18 0 29.22 349.47 9.7 123 2020-01-31 0 0 10.89 1.84 83.52 0 33.15 372.02 7.69 124 2020-02-01 0 0 7.62 1.05 169.44 2.86 35.53 303.61 9.49 125 2020-02-02 0 0 6.13 0.81 120.28 0 41.54 14.01 4.88 126 2020-02-03 0 0 7.38 0.63 80.5 0 23.03 0.94 9.97 127 2020-02-04 0 0 8.02 1.27 70.05 0 12.88 257.58 20.55 128 2020-02-05 0 0 8.2 0.63 68.23 0 20.06 181.18 20.3 129 2020-02-06 0 0 10.42 0.63 78.61 0 18.11 268.25 7.02 130 2020-02-07 0 0 4.41 0.59 129.11 0 18.96 314.91 4.23 131 2020-02-08 0 0 8.23 0.82 114.88 0 18.2 289.59 7.67 132 2020-02-09 0 0 6.49 0.81 32.55 0 19.89 342.91 11.26 133 2020-02-10 0 0 16.1 0.43 52.73 0 16.39 241.4 8.29 134 2020-02-11 0 0 8.42 0.56 21.72 0 17.88 291.95 10.13 135 2020-02-12 0 0 9.09 0.49 32.76 0 16.46 254.81 7.61 136 2020-02-13 1.02 0 7.73 0.91 86.37 0 17.8 309.46 6.45 137 2020-02-14 3.44 0.84 6.69 13.31 167.41 0.02 19.15 373.28 10.03 138 2020-02-15 6.59 2.5 4.35 12.75 115.84 2.14 17.36 217.67 10.71 139 2020-02-16 5.08 2.05 8.4 3.17 314.35 4.03 17.59 285.15 8.42 140 2020-02-17 7.16 10.88 8.21 2.67 320.63 15.51 17.52 377.71 5.12 141 2020-02-18 6.37 13.52 7.77 6.53 197.75 23.32 18.84 273.06 10.48 142 2020-02-19 6.09 9.17 4.51 9.51 149.07 3.5 22.58 383.02 8.62 143 2020-02-20 5.25 9.61 6.84 12.93 324.2 41.54 21.44 389.68 11.81 144 2020-02-21 8.24 5.29 5.11 16.11 302.03 32.16 17.82 405.47 13.34 145 2020-02-22 8 5.42 5.82 13.91 243.75 28.14 16.95 436.59 11.56 146 2020-02-23 3.74 8.6 6.26 8.62 328.1 44.74 18.23 264.53 9.66 147 2020-02-24 9.51 6.09 5.6 15.17 409.73 21.79 25 392.7 7.18 148 2020-02-25 7.09 5.06 8.08 18.84 377.67 23.21 27.47 316.12 11.56 149 2020-02-26 7.3 7.3 8.21 21.17 417.97 37.68 20.16 301.87 11.09 150 2020-02-27 6.08 6.69 10.16 22.73 434.75 20.82 21.19 445.97 12.14 151 2020-02-28 6.69 6.11 8.77 21.98 432.07 15.07 22.82 170.97 7.43 152 2020-02-29 7.73 6.29 12.48 23.4 393.98 10.27 22.42 372.89 12.03 153 2020-03-01 7.5 10.2 14.01 22.71 353.08 1.48 20.05 268.67 8.64 154 2020-03-02 6.71 3.94 2.68 14.11 357.1 5.79 22.24 235.65 9.76 155 2020-03-03 8.12 4.13 10.54 4.2 400.28 6.25 24.65 400.74 9.41 156 2020-03-04 6.28 6.38 8.06 3.61 484.81 15.66 21.88 328.19 5.22 157 2020-03-05 5.48 6.24 8.52 3.99 513.3 9.35 18.21 376.59 4.47 158 2020-03-06 5.43 5.84 8.09 3.92 421.14 4.95 26.96 438.05 7.08 159 2020-03-07 4.94 4.98 7.9 3.66 327.01 2.09 27.78 429.75 3.14 160 2020-03-08 1.93 0.73 6.52 1.56 271.74 0.01 19.77 271.03 9.48 161 2020-03-09 2.44 3.27 6.02 2.22 299.85 0.21 20.68 246.83 11.65 162 2020-03-10 4.74 9.04 3.06 3.5 254.85 1.63 22.29 125.19 7.2 163 2020-03-11 4.52 9.42 6.44 3.37 263.21 0 19.69 143.05 8.1 164 2020-03-12 7.25 6.83 6.09 3.39 270.81 0.51 17.43 195.53 6.71 165 2020-03-13 7.86 10.57 6.55 3.28 275.34 2.12 18.57 279.3 6.96 166 2020-03-14 8.47 10.16 5.38 3.4 229.41 8.86 18.96 301.22 9.27 167 2020-03-15 18.53 6.95 5.25 3.74 209.31 4.28 18.57 183.89 6.82 168 2020-03-16 17.08 4.45 3.2 3.87 154.09 0.33 18.38 318.02 14.29 169 2020-03-17 14.84 5.49 4.72 3.62 100.37 0 20.08 361.13 14.33 170 2020-03-18 16.4 6.05 5.18 3.42 106 0 18.22 331.59 9.78 171 2020-03-19 24.8 8.54 5.3 3.21 107.62 0.03 21.92 378.34 6.51 172 2020-03-20 19.13 5.3 4.82 3.34 355.62 0.21 19.36 364.46 9 173 2020-03-21 15.67 4.97 4 3.21 317.01 6.91 18.85 304.44 7.68 174 2020-03-22 19.84 8.66 5.18 3.14 87.5 1.25 19.77 249.89 7.43 175 2020-03-23 16.39 4.42 3.28 3.46 24.35 3.96 18 360.39 7.66 176 2020-03-24 8 7.75 3.32 3.09 1.44 0.03 19.49 348.08 8.48 177 2020-03-25 0 0 0.03 0.53 84.81 32.74 15.63 7.86 4.85 178 2020-03-26 0 0 0 0.54 122.15 24.19 0 0 1.28 179 2020-03-27 0 0 0 0.53 120.43 35.43 NA 0 0.61 180 2020-03-28 0 0 0 0.54 115.32 33.08 NA 0.11 0.12 181 2020-03-29 0 0 0.03 0.52 106.73 31.97 NA 0.02 0.13 182 2020-03-30 0 0 0 0.59 112.55 23.89 NA 0.04 0.07 183 2020-03-31 0 0 0 0.49 111.58 17.15 NA 0.17 0.09 184 Prescribed Standards 0 - 30 0 - 30 0 - 30 0 - 30 0 - 600 0 - 100 0 - 50 0 - 0 - 185 Maximum Value 24.8 16.81 24.28 27.77 594.27 122.08 64.16 796.63 26.02 186 Maximum Value At Time 2020-03-19 2019-12-02 2020-01-16 2019-10-09 2019-11-22 2019-10-19 2019-12-07 2019-11-22 2019-10-01 187 Minimum Value 0 0 0 0.17 0 0 0 0 0.06 188 Minimum Value At Time 2019-10-11 2019-10-12 2020-03-26 2019-11-03 2019-10-15 2019-10-01 2019-10-26 2019-10-25 2019-11-03 189 Geometric Mean 6.24 4.65 9.21 7.56 238.53 9.13 23.04 243.53 9.51 190 Median 6.71 4.72 8.42 7.75 252.43 1.65 23.7 285.15 9.07 191 Standard Deviation 4.98 3.7 4.6 6.08 146.35 14.93 12.74 160.58 6.58 192 Valid Data Points 183 183 183 183 183 183 176 183 183 193 Total Data Points 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 194 Data Availablity % 100 100 100 100 100 100 96.17 100 100 Annexure 2: Third party stack monitoring reports
THIRD PARTY STACK EMISSION MONITORING - 2019
Emission Parameter Stack Details Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Average (mg/Nm3) Sulphur Dioxide 72.4 18.7 3 17 18 14.8 23.98 Kiln Nitrogen Dioxide 326.8 578.2 407 287 146 156 316.83 Particulate Matter 14.9 15.9 13.1 8.9 17.8 13.2 13.97 Coal Mill Particulate Matter 22.3 15.3 19.7 11.7 14.7 14.1 16.30 Cooler Particulate Matter 14.6 24 14.2 13.3 15.6 16.5 16.37 Cement Mill Particulate Matter 18 25.6 26.9 22.6 26.8 19.7 23.27 Particulate Matter 31.6 Shutdown 33.8 31.8 28.9 12.5 27.72 Sulphur Dioxide 220.8 Shutdown 521 487 352 316 379.36 CPP Nitrogen Dioxide 143.8 Shutdown 19 16 130 124 86.56 Mercury <0.001 Shutdown <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 Annexure 3 : Fugitive emissions Report
FUGUTIVE EMISSION MONITORING (CEMENT PLANT & CPP)
Station Sl No. Name of the Station SPM (mg/m3) Code Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Average STD 1 FAI 0.46 5.00 2 FAII 0.56 5.00 DCBL Main gate 0.39 0.33 0.59 0.52 0.84 0.62 3 FAIII 0.58 5.00 Near packing plant 0.62 0.60 0.58 0.44 0.51 0.44 4 FAIV 0.49 5.00 Near Cement Mill 0.54 0.65 0.55 0.56 0.95 0.57 5 FAIV 0.52 2.00 Near Clinker cooler 0.53 0.38 0.63 0.42 0.63 0.56 6 FAVI 0.51 5.00 Near CCR/Coal mill 0.57 0.45 0.55 0.52 0.56 0.54 7 FAVII 0.56 5.00 Near AFR Storage 0.31 0.61 0.69 0.44 0.59 0.67 8 FAVIII 0.49 2.00 Additive stack Yard 0.47 0.74 0.47 0.56 0.32 0.30 9 FAVIX 0.56 5.00 Near Coal Stack Yard 0.57 0.58 0.42 0.39 0.39 0.39 10 FAX 0.50 2.00 Near Store 0.44 0.46 0.68 0.67 0.69 0.66 11 FAXI 0.39 5.00 Near Boiler -CPP 0.66 0.59 0.38 0.38 0.70 0.44 Near Health Center 0.41 0.45 0.32 0.39 0.45 0.42
Station Average STD Code (mg/m3) (mg/m3) FAI 0.46 5.00 FAII 0.56 5.00 FAIII 0.58 5.00 FAIV 0.49 5.00 FAIV 0.52 2.00 FAVI 0.51 5.00 FAVII 0.56 5.00 FAVIII 0.49 2.00 FAVIX 0.56 5.00 FAX 0.50 2.00 FAXI 0.39 5.00 Annexure 4: Green Belt Development plan & Implementation Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited, Yadwad, Belagavi District
GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT REPORT- APRIL, 2013 TO MARCH, 2020
Sr. No Unit Year TOATL 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 CEMENT PLANT 1 No. of Trees Planted 1802 11981 48835 16415 7437 44874 11717 143061 2 Area Covered (Ha) 0.7208 4.7924 19.534 6.566 2.9748 17.9496 4.6860 57.2236 3 Survival Rate (%) 89 91 91 93 94 94 91 92.00 MINES 1 No. of Trees Planted 230 4484 8066 1884 14664 2 Area Covered (Ha) 0.85 16.04 22.07 0.75 39.71 3 Survival Rate (%) 91 93 93 95 93.00 TOTAL PLANTATION 157725 TOTAL AREA COVERED UNDER GREEN BELT(CEMENT PLANT +MINES) (Ha) 96.9 33% AREA REQUIRED UNDER GREEN BELT (Ha) - CEMENT PLANT 50.1 % AREA COVERED UNDER GREEN BELT (CEMENT PLANT) 36.9 INTEGRITY / HUMILITY / TRUST&RESPECT / COMMITMENT
S.NO. LOCATION
1. LIMESTONE CRUSHER 2. CPP 3. CENTRAL WORK SHOP 4. STORE 5. WTP 6. RO PLANT 7. RAW WATER STORAGE RESERVOIR 8. RAIN WATER HARVESTING POUND 9. COAL CRUSHER 10. COAL STOCKPILE 11. ADDITIVE STOCKPILE LAYOUT OF GREEN BELT 12. LIME STONE STOCKPILE 13. RABH 14. BLENDING SILO 15. RAW MILL BUILDING 16. PREHEATER 17. KILN 18. COAL MILL 19. CCR 20. COOLER 21. COOLER ESP 22. CLINKER SILO 23. OHC CENTER 24. FLY ASH SILO 25. CEMENT MILL 26. CMBH 1 27. CEMENT SILO 28. PACKING PLANT 33 29. CANTEEN 30. GATE COMPLEX 31. MAIN GATE 32 32. DRIVER REST ROOM 33. 2 TRUCK YARD OUT 34. GUEST HOUSE RAW WATER STORAGE RESERVOIR 29 IN (16200 SQM) 35. SOLID AFR 30
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NOTE : - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM.
DALMIA CEMENT (BHARAT) LIMITED BELAGAVI, KARNATAKA STATE BHARAT CEMENT Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited, Yadwad, Belagavi District
GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT DETAILS FY 2019-20 Quantity Sl No Date Plant Name Area (Nos) 1 06.04.19 Dubai Given to WTP 50 2 17.04.19 Dubai STP Area 20 4 17.04.19 Pongamia Pinneta STP Area 10 5 25.04.19 Dubai Given to WTP 50 6 05.06.19 Neem GH Near Area 60 7 05.06.19 Pongamia Pinneta GH Near Area 30 8 05.06.19 Thapsia GH Near Area 30 9 06.06.19 Neem GH Near Area 75 10 06.06.19 Pongamia Pinneta GH Near Area 75 11 06.06.19 Thapsia GH Near Area 50 12 08.06.19 Gulmohar GH Near Area 100 13 08.06.19 Neem GH Near Area 50 14 10.06.19 Neem GH Near Area 50 15 10.06.19 Gulmohar GH Near Area 50 16 05.07.19 Neem Coal Tipler Area 200 17 05.07.19 Pongamia Pinneta Coal Tipler Area 200 18 06.07.19 Neem Coal Tipler Area 150 19 06.07.19 Pongamia Pinneta Coal Tipler Area 150 20 09.07.19 Thapsia Sasyakashi area 300 21 10.07.19 Neem Sasyakashi area 400 22 11.07.19 Neem GH Near Area 300 23 12.07.19 Dubai Bike Parking to GH Road 250 24 13.07.19 Tamarinda Tree Main Gate Outside 75 25 13.07.19 Orchid Tree Main Gate Outside 42 26 13.07.19 Phyllanthus Embica Main Gate Outside 80 27 13.07.19 Thapsia Main Gate Outside 80 28 18.07.19 Dubai Given to WTP 60 29 18.07.19 Neem Given to WTP 60 30 23.07.19 Dubai CoalMill Opposite Area 130 31 23.07.19 Peaple Tree CoalMill Opposite Area 40 32 24.07.19 Dubai CoalMill Opposite Area 50 33 24.07.19 Neem CoalMill Opposite Area 50 34 26.07.19 Neem Additive Shed Backside 50 35 26.07.19 Dubai Additive Shed Backside 50 36 27.07.19 Dubai Dalmia Magic 100 37 29.07.19 Dubai Dalmia Magic 100 38 30.07.19 Neem Coal Shed Near Area 100 39 31.07.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 75 40 31.07.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 75 41 01.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 75 42 01.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 75 43 02.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 125 44 02.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 125 45 03.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 200 46 03.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 200 47 05.08.19 Dubai AFR Near Area 50 48 05.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 100 49 05.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 100 50 07.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 125 51 07.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 125 52 08.08.19 Dubai RABH Near 50 53 08.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 100 54 08.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 100 55 09.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 100 56 09.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 150 57 10.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 200 58 10.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 200 59 12.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside Transport Office Side 100 60 12.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside Transport Office Side 150 61 13.08.19 Neem GH Avenue Road Corner 100 62 13.08.19 Dubai GH Avenue Road Corner 100 63 14.08.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 150 64 14.08.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 150 65 16.08.19 Dubai Additive Shed Backside & GH Near Area 100 66 16.08.19 Neem Additive Shed Backside & GH Near Area 100 67 17.08.19 Neem GH Near Area 100 68 17.08.19 Dubai GH Near Area 100 69 19.08.19 Neem Coal Shed Near Area 100 70 19.08.19 Dubai Coal Shed Near Area 100 71 20.08.19 Dubai Coal Shed Near Area 200 72 21.08.19 Dubai Coal Shed Near Area 250 73 23.08.19 Dubai Coal Shed Near Area 150 74 25.08.19 Dubai Coal Shed Near Area 100 75 26.08.19 Dubai Coal Tipler Back Side Area 120 76 27.08.19 Dubai Coal Tipler Near Area 200 77 27.08.19 Neem Coal Tipler Near Area 50 78 17.10.19 Dubai Pushpak Sarovar Near 250 79 18.10.19 Dubai Pushpak Sarovar Near 100 80 18.10.19 Dubai Main Gate Outside 100 81 19.10.19 Neem Main Gate Outside 200 82 22.10.19 Neem Coalshed Near Area 50 83 09.12.19 Neem Sasyakashi area 100 84 09.12.19 Dubai Sasyakashi area 100 85 11.12.19 Neem Workshop Backside 60 86 12.12.19 Neem Sasyakashi area 50 87 12.12.19 Dubai Sasyakashi area 50 88 05.03.20 Rose CCR Front Garden 150 89 06.03.20 Tecomaria Orrange GH Road side Area 200 90 07.03.20 Tecomaria Orrange GH Road side Area 240 91 08.03.20 Tecomaria Orrange GH Road side Area 220 92 09.03.20 Tecomaria Orrange GH Road side Area 150 93 11.03.20 Tecomaria Orrange GH Road side Area 220 94 12.03.20 Royal Palm GH Near Area 25 95 13.03.20 Tecomaria Orrange GH Road side Area 100 96 13.03.20 Royal Palm GH Near Area 14 97 14.03.20 Foxtaile Palm GH Road side Area 20 98 16.03.20 Rose GH Near Garden 150 99 17.03.20 Rose GH Near Garden 150 100 18.03.20 Rose GH Near Garden 100 101 18.03.20 Foxtaile Palm GH Road side Area 20 102 19.03.20 Almanda GH Road side Area 120 103 20.03.20 Foxtaile Palm GH Road side Area 30 104 21.03.20 Lantana Kiln Near Box Garden 100 105 23.03.20 Lantana Kiln Near Box Garden 100 106 23.03.20 Ixora Kiln Near Box Garden 50 107 24.03.20 Royal Palm Sasyakashi area 11 TOTAL NUMBER OF SAPLINGS PLANTED 11717 TOTAL AREA COVERED UNDER GREEN BELT 4.68 SURVIVAL RATE 91% Photographs of Green Belt:
M/s.DALMIA CEMENT (BHARAT) LTD., Belgaum From Date: 2019-10-01 To Date: 2020-03-31 Online Ambient air Quality Monitoring Data CAAQMS_1- CAAQMS_1- CAAQMS_1- CAAQMS_1- CAAQMS_1-NO_U CAAQMS_1-CO_U PM2.5_U SO2_U NOx_U NO2_U Time 01-10-2019 NA NA NA NA NA NA 02-10-2019 NA NA NA NA NA NA 03-10-2019 8.23 6.64 10.34 10.26 20.6 0.72 04-10-2019 26.46 10.1 10.13 9.86 19.99 0.65 05-10-2019 13.4 7.8 10.39 10.34 20.73 0.77 06-10-2019 5.25 7.64 10.03 10.19 20.23 0.7 07-10-2019 9.82 6.89 10.26 10.04 20.3 0.75 08-10-2019 5.82 8.46 10.42 9.8 20.22 0.73 09-10-2019 7.47 8.19 10.04 9.3 19.35 0.75 10-10-2019 11.51 5.52 9.86 9.41 19.28 0.77 11-10-2019 3.68 5.27 10.24 10.06 20.31 0.62 12-10-2019 12.46 5.15 10.09 9.95 20.04 0.78 13-10-2019 9.96 3.83 9.73 9.94 19.67 0.78 14-10-2019 NA NA NA NA NA NA 15-10-2019 NA NA NA NA NA NA 16-10-2019 6.08 1.52 10.54 10.04 20.58 0.56 17-10-2019 8.99 8.59 10.05 10.13 20.19 0.75 18-10-2019 4.78 6.67 9.67 9.73 19.4 0.68 19-10-2019 4.1 7.82 9.95 10.17 20.12 0.72 20-10-2019 NA NA NA NA NA NA 21-10-2019 1.17 12.06 10.4 9.99 20.38 0.62 22-10-2019 3.08 3.95 9.58 9.63 19.21 0.67 23-10-2019 2.32 7.12 10.55 10.1 20.65 0.68 24-10-2019 1.95 9.13 10.43 10.11 20.54 0.7 25-10-2019 2.76 13.25 10.44 10 20.44 0.83 26-10-2019 3.09 6.83 10.26 9.91 20.17 0.7 27-10-2019 4.12 9.26 9.95 9.68 19.63 0.71 28-10-2019 8.76 6.37 10.01 9.75 19.76 0.71 29-10-2019 6.66 7.45 10.22 10.11 20.34 0.72 30-10-2019 4.15 7.85 10.22 10.1 20.31 0.67 31-10-2019 4.39 8.63 10.25 10.1 20.35 0.64 01-11-2019 3.24 7.39 9.91 9.76 19.67 0.71 02-11-2019 4.54 6.06 9.96 9.72 19.69 0.74 03-11-2019 5.32 6.4 9.99 9.73 19.71 0.75 04-11-2019 12.37 9.01 10.68 10.17 20.86 0.76 05-11-2019 8.55 6.08 14.29 11.43 25.56 0.86 06-11-2019 16.67 5.37 10.32 11.16 21.46 0.77 07-11-2019 6.52 7.58 10.58 10.66 21.24 0.64 08-11-2019 NA NA NA NA NA NA 09-11-2019 13.81 8.71 11.5 10.5 22 0.84 10-11-2019 15.81 7.69 11.04 10.46 21.5 0.8 11-11-2019 14.42 6.09 10.45 10.2 20.65 0.75 12-11-2019 13.07 10.04 10.9 10.56 21.45 0.81 13-11-2019 10.16 5.52 11.27 10.23 21.49 0.75 14-11-2019 16.25 8.49 10.09 10.42 20.5 0.71 15-11-2019 18.17 6.05 9.99 10.24 20.22 0.69 16-11-2019 9.39 3.6 11.11 11.77 22.88 0.8 17-11-2019 17.77 4.33 12.08 10.1 22.17 0.82 18-11-2019 22 11.54 11.78 10.84 22.63 0.78 19-11-2019 26.58 8.9 11.87 11.66 22.99 0.71 20-11-2019 12.99 25.08 15.38 18.26 33.16 0.6 21-11-2019 18.64 9.24 12.64 10.9 23.53 0.9 22-11-2019 18.01 6.77 11.12 10.31 21.42 0.83 23-11-2019 18.59 6.99 11.64 10.36 22 0.84 24-11-2019 15.22 6.65 10.76 9.55 20.31 0.76 25-11-2019 10.89 6.14 11.56 10.15 21.71 3.45 26-11-2019 21.1 10.22 11.82 11.01 22.62 11.01 27-11-2019 16.74 6.41 11.52 9.94 21.46 9.93 28-11-2019 15.85 8.03 11.46 10.77 22.23 10.77 29-11-2019 7.69 3.22 10.35 10.8 21.15 10.8 30-11-2019 11.04 6.09 10.15 9.92 20.07 9.91 01-12-2019 13.02 6.4 10.35 9.61 19.95 9.61 02-12-2019 4.62 7.1 10.19 10.31 20.51 10.31 03-12-2019 6.81 4.35 10.69 10.52 21.21 10.52 04-12-2019 9.31 5.94 10.73 10.41 21.14 10.41 05-12-2019 15.73 4.98 10.79 10.3 21.1 10.3 06-12-2019 20.96 8.22 10.74 10.45 21.19 10.45 07-12-2019 25.52 11.96 11.17 10.34 21.51 10.34 08-12-2019 14.76 4.34 10.84 10.08 20.92 10.08 09-12-2019 8.21 8.61 11.74 9.57 21.2 9.57 10-12-2019 10.77 7.75 11.73 10.44 22.18 10.44 11-12-2019 15.15 12.31 11.31 10.17 21.48 10.17 12-12-2019 15.84 10.33 11.91 10.47 22.38 10.47 13-12-2019 18.39 9 11.68 10.23 21.91 10.24 14-12-2019 14.83 8.42 11.57 10.09 21.66 10.09 15-12-2019 10.17 10.26 11.19 9.92 21.11 9.92 16-12-2019 10.11 8.13 11.83 10.35 22.18 10.35 17-12-2019 12.69 10.47 12.11 10.29 22.38 10.29 18-12-2019 19.14 11.64 11.68 10.26 21.94 10.26 19-12-2019 18.17 6.38 12.74 10.04 22.77 10.04 20-12-2019 22.78 9.39 11.59 10.22 21.74 10.22 21-12-2019 22.37 8.35 12.71 11.42 24.04 11.42 22-12-2019 20.19 5.82 12.6 10.28 22.88 10.28 23-12-2019 21.42 7.53 12.71 10.22 22.91 10.22 24-12-2019 15.04 7.36 12.51 10.61 23.11 10.62 25-12-2019 23.94 6.88 13.15 10.38 23.23 10.38 26-12-2019 20.79 6.67 13.58 10.64 23.49 10.64 27-12-2019 29.42 7.79 15.41 10.81 26.12 10.81 28-12-2019 27.1 8.2 19.99 10.84 30.75 10.84 29-12-2019 NA NA NA NA NA NA 30-12-2019 14.36 8.39 9.36 10.95 19.81 10.95 31-12-2019 13.46 9.42 9.99 10.94 20.43 10.94 01-01-2020 9.25 11.1 9.73 10.98 19.98 10.98 02-01-2020 34.02 12.72 10.56 10.78 19.72 10.78 03-01-2020 30.31 10.15 10.86 13.8 21.97 13.79 04-01-2020 39.37 8.43 11.04 13.53 21.32 13.52 05-01-2020 41.58 8.89 10.34 13.19 20.56 13.19 06-01-2020 25.81 6.71 11.25 12.38 20.49 12.38 07-01-2020 11.9 8.11 10.16 13.45 21.37 13.43 08-01-2020 16.43 6.92 10.06 12.94 20.6 12.94 09-01-2020 33.77 4.7 10.42 12.69 21.56 12.67 10-01-2020 47.99 6.49 10.02 11.34 20.47 11.36 11-01-2020 5.06 14.57 11.15 12.86 20.66 12.88 12-01-2020 15.38 7.83 11.45 16.38 23.69 16.36 13-01-2020 27.02 10.75 11.27 15.89 23.24 15.92 14-01-2020 30.43 9.21 10.8 14.55 22.92 14.56 15-01-2020 21.75 8.63 10.47 11.09 20.76 11.09 16-01-2020 34.15 10.98 10.33 10.74 19.8 10.74 17-01-2020 22.41 9.44 10.59 11.74 21.7 11.74 18-01-2020 31.18 8.85 10.51 10.65 20.47 10.65 19-01-2020 20.36 8.03 10 10.88 19.92 10.88 20-01-2020 21.56 10.5 10.81 10.41 20.49 10.41 21-01-2020 18.4 4.95 10.79 10.31 20.2 10.32 22-01-2020 NA NA NA NA NA NA 23-01-2020 NA NA NA NA NA NA 24-01-2020 16.44 9.06 10.25 12.59 20.96 12.58 25-01-2020 41.26 10.02 10.51 10.97 19.61 10.96 26-01-2020 25.2 8.12 10.72 10.72 20.3 10.71 27-01-2020 32.04 9.19 9.64 11.6 19.91 11.6 28-01-2020 24.25 8.59 10.52 11.45 21.33 11.45 29-01-2020 26.31 7.66 9.38 10.42 18.72 10.41 30-01-2020 35.17 8.83 10.32 10.93 20.01 10.94 31-01-2020 25.56 10.77 10.69 12 21.49 12 01-02-2020 19.89 6.27 12.28 19.04 26.72 19.04 02-02-2020 28.08 13.22 10.9 14.81 22.67 14.8 03-02-2020 20.79 6.76 10.9 11.26 21.12 11.28 04-02-2020 17.46 9.78 11.15 9.82 20.01 9.82 05-02-2020 18.65 9.16 10.26 10.82 19.92 10.81 06-02-2020 20.9 9.08 10.13 11.51 20.42 11.51 07-02-2020 17.5 9.59 10.75 10.59 20.55 10.59 08-02-2020 24.98 10.73 10.31 11.23 20.12 11.23 09-02-2020 17.8 11.04 10.35 11.31 20.78 11.31 10-02-2020 11.49 9.36 10.54 10.7 20.5 10.7 11-02-2020 10.25 8.97 10.48 11.15 20.42 11.15 12-02-2020 7.64 8.87 11.27 11.27 21.14 11.26 13-02-2020 8.77 8.52 10.06 10.54 19.09 10.54 14-02-2020 17.91 9.95 10.93 11.41 20.86 11.41 15-02-2020 29.12 9.03 12.04 11.53 21.83 11.53 16-02-2020 23.16 9.39 11.3 11.49 20.93 11.49 17-02-2020 12.97 8.89 10.66 12.2 20.81 12.2 18-02-2020 14.92 9.79 11.18 12.51 21.8 12.51 19-02-2020 19.67 14.49 10.57 12.43 20.76 12.42 20-02-2020 28.63 11.69 10.64 11.42 21.33 11.43 21-02-2020 16.28 10.97 10.01 11.19 20.14 11.18 22-02-2020 6.94 13.91 10.49 16.55 23.72 16.54 23-02-2020 6.55 8.68 12.24 14.79 23.91 14.78 24-02-2020 10.79 8.41 10.76 13.51 21.33 13.5 25-02-2020 27.69 11.19 10.48 12.45 20.54 12.45 26-02-2020 17.14 10.42 10.56 13.49 21.15 13.49 27-02-2020 14.8 7.98 10.26 13.35 21.56 13.33 28-02-2020 14.47 9.7 10.66 11.57 20.29 11.56 29-02-2020 15.28 9.62 9.87 10.9 19.86 10.91 01-03-2020 15.1 9.28 10.07 12 21.01 12.01 02-03-2020 12.38 9.65 10.8 10.94 20.35 10.94 03-03-2020 26.35 8.06 9.55 11.57 19.93 11.57 04-03-2020 22.97 8.64 10.08 11.33 19.56 11.32 05-03-2020 10.96 10.23 10.39 11.83 21.07 11.83 06-03-2020 10.52 6.78 10.28 11.46 20.48 11.47 07-03-2020 11.92 2.75 10.38 10.38 19.91 10.37 08-03-2020 12.46 2.6 11.02 11.51 20.95 11.51 09-03-2020 14.85 9.06 10.51 12.3 21.33 12.29 10-03-2020 11.55 10.33 11.17 15.25 23.53 15.24 11-03-2020 11.17 10.81 10.29 11.21 20.64 11.22 12-03-2020 NA NA NA NA NA NA 13-03-2020 8.68 11.01 10.05 16.27 23.13 16.25 14-03-2020 14.74 10.54 10.49 12.62 21.37 12.62 15-03-2020 16.74 8.7 9.72 11.99 19.57 11.99 16-03-2020 10.5 9.67 10.28 11.22 19.57 11.23 17-03-2020 13.37 7.57 10.56 12.07 21.17 12.07 18-03-2020 17.3 8.58 10.53 10.5 19.2 10.49 19-03-2020 15.75 8.81 9.24 11.38 18.82 11.38 20-03-2020 13.97 7.68 10.25 12.3 21.08 12.29 21-03-2020 17.13 11.82 10 14.62 21.61 14.62 22-03-2020 16.99 12.22 10.32 11.46 19.62 11.45 23-03-2020 15.03 8.17 10.3 11.85 20.63 11.84 24-03-2020 13.59 5.95 10.71 10.91 19.86 10.91 25-03-2020 9.16 10.16 10.17 11.9 20.23 11.91 26-03-2020 6.15 9.07 9.79 11.57 19.59 11.57 27-03-2020 6.42 8.63 10.18 12.1 20.65 12.09 28-03-2020 6.61 11.29 11.21 11.69 21.15 11.69 29-03-2020 8.04 8.06 10.66 11.62 20.77 11.61 30-03-2020 8.89 8.12 10.27 11.8 20.12 11.79 31-03-2020 5.41 6.09 10.81 13.96 21.92 13.95 Annexure 6: Third party Ambient Air Quality data
AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING
YA I. – Yadwad village: DA II. –Near DCBL Entrance gate GA III. –At Guest House MA IV. –Manami Village WA I. – West Side of Mines SA II. – South Side of Mines NA III. – North Side of Mines EA IV . – East side of Mines Date Date SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) 04.10.2019 14.54 9.16 51 6 12.78 8.81 86 10 18.67 14.23 59 14 9.19 12.61 93 22 02.10.2019 7.19 9.77 53 13 12.38 15.9 60 11 11.73 16.15 68 22 10.17 12.34 71 13 05.10.2019 13.64 11.06 67 13 17.47 10.82 48 16 20.08 10.59 56 12 10.92 18.03 88 9 03.10.2019 13.16 16.22 65 20 19.22 8.39 53 13 15.27 8.38 57 13 11.67 17.31 54 18 06.10.2019 9.83 13.25 89 18 17.96 13.47 58 13 12.45 16.19 73 13 13.08 9.77 70 19 08.10.2019 7.79 15.24 81 16 14.2 15.41 61 21 14.54 11.86 42 17 15.29 8.1 61 19 07.10.2019 13.73 15.2 53 18 18.31 12.92 86 16 13.18 16.29 50 14 15.69 17.13 67 21 09.10.2019 14.56 7.73 76 16 15.07 10.3 70 13 8.74 18.48 61 15 14.23 10.72 55 18 18.10.2019 10.91 9.17 68 13 10.94 9.74 69 16 13.5 12.7 64 19 10.39 15.86 55 13 16.10.2019 16.69 11.75 53 22 15.89 10.81 66 13 20.15 14.23 81 20 13.79 11.8 72 10 19.10.2019 8 16.72 53 12 15.91 14.03 74 23 12.57 19.82 77 13 13.76 11.85 70 20 17.10.2019 18.18 14.56 59 13 16.59 15.96 70 14 13.38 11.03 71 14 18.4 16.47 62 17 20.10.2019 11.65 17.49 71 22 13.1 10.3 80 19 8.3 12.41 69 14 18.34 12.41 76 21 22.10.2019 15.7 13.22 77 12 19.18 15.62 65 16 14.51 10.78 82 21 9.25 17.64 60 21 21.10.2019 9.46 14.56 73 16 11.65 11.28 69 22 12.71 18.59 88 22 7.87 14.73 80 17 23.10.2019 8.5 15.18 60 16 13.37 7.34 54 22 13.1 12.95 70 20 13.02 19.22 64 18 08.11.2019 13.07 8.32 51 19 12.8 10.59 86 10 20.62 16.35 59 14 9.67 13.88 74 16 06.11.2019 9.17 11.77 71 12 11.75 16.98 68 22 8.8 11.84 54 13 12.98 15.22 60 11 09.11.2019 11.35 12.87 67 12 11.84 11.84 48 16 19.2 13.53 56 12 13.1 17.17 88 9 07.11.2019 12.23 18.05 53 10 13.75 9.31 57 13 13.25 15.59 66 20 19.21 10.59 53 13 10.11.2019 10.35 13.88 89 18 20.8 14.71 58 13 11.78 16.18 73 16 10.28 11.96 71 20 12.11.2019 14.7 8.17 62 19 15.26 12.39 62 16 9.22 16.27 82 17 11.75 12.87 56 20 11.11.2019 12.45 16.48 53 15 19.18 10.57 86 16 13.73 11.17 49 14 15.7 17.14 67 21 13.11.2019 17.47 10.25 55 18 8.39 18.58 71 15 13.83 7.73 76 16 18.4 14.71 70 12 22.11.2019 10.89 9.15 68 13 8.5 13.21 55 13 10.35 9.69 68 16 12.42 11.16 63 19 20.11.2019 13.92 11.91 73 14 13.83 9.79 48 19 14.34 10.33 72 17 17.54 11.82 66 13 23.11.2019 7.19 14.42 54 12 13.09 10.81 70 20 17.57 14.66 74 23 15.2 18.6 76 13 21.11.2019 16.72 14.41 59 17 16.37 12.57 59 13 11.06 9.71 68 14 19.02 15.21 73 14 24.11.2019 12.23 17.49 71 22 17.46 11.32 76 21 13.09 9.31 86 19 8.73 12.4 69 17 26.11.2019 19.22 15.22 77 12 17.67 14.44 62 16 8.55 16.19 60 22 14.51 10.78 84 21 25.11.2019 10.4 15.32 73 16 8.74 15.45 80 17 10.46 14.88 71 22 11.65 15.45 77 19 27.11.2019 8.99 9.81 60 16 12.93 7.13 56 23 16.07 13.55 70 20 13.6 19.17 77 18 06.12.2019 13.75 11.27 41 19 15.87 14.39 74 14 12.5 15.06 64 17 15.04 13.22 59 20 04.12.2019 7.88 16.35 62 20 11.75 19.56 80 20 12.35 11.63 53 9 8.65 16.8 78 14 07.12.2019 11.68 17.31 68 16 14.58 18.26 58 19 18.66 12.35 60 20 19.1 12.41 78 15 05.12.2019 11.26 19.97 59 13 16.33 14.35 60 16 10.9 18.02 73 21 15.68 8.37 57 16 08.12.2019 10.36 13.9 78 18 9.91 18.01 60 18 9.67 15.02 72 19 14.47 9.95 63 17 10.12.2019 12.35 10.79 62 17 12.36 11.18 65 13 16.38 13.25 61 14 17.65 11.31 63 19 09.12.2019 18.33 16.3 70 10 17.62 11.85 75 13 12.23 17.49 54 16 9.46 13.9 70 14 11.12.2019 8.02 18.09 69 13 11.14 17.66 72 16 11.11 16.27 63 11 16.01 18.05 59 20 20.12.2019 8.03 11.9 63 15 10.9 9.25 68 16 14.49 12.92 62 19 10.92 9.17 79 16 18.12.2019 17.67 11.18 75 20 14.03 9.93 55 16 14.27 13.08 85 20 16.86 10.86 67 13 21.12.2019 11.13 9.78 85 20 17.58 14.03 74 23 12.02 16.25 64 20 8.98 15.96 53 13 19.12.2019 15.87 18.11 62 17 19.8 12.58 60 22 10.47 11.76 78 17 17.48 13.4 75 17 22.12.2019 17.43 11.84 62 13 13.82 9.8 87 22 8.66 11.27 72 17 11.68 17.5 78 22 24.12.2019 14.83 12.56 77 15 14.2 16.4 63 18 11.77 15.18 59 21 18.39 11.26 83 21 23.12.2019 8.3 15.45 74 17 11.62 16.45 71 16 7.64 16.92 76 19 17.68 13.24 59 18 25.12.2019 13.76 9.81 61 16 13.17 7.23 53 22 16.29 13.74 71 23 10.49 15.81 60 18 28.12.2019 17.02 8.33 69 13 18.88 9.88 64 15 15.21 11.33 60 12 15.27 11.84 81 16 26.12.2019 11.78 16.3 70 21 10.97 15.18 62 14 8.75 12.48 65 15 13.58 9.3 85 20 29.12.2019 9.2 11.88 70 19 11.76 14.88 58 21 17.98 15.45 46 15 16.78 8.65 67 20 27.12.2019 8.01 10.82 67 18 8.5 13.22 81 13 14.22 8.85 69 14 15.91 12.36 59 19 03.01.2020 19.2 16.35 77 16 17.47 14.42 67 13 15.46 11.65 69 18 9.53 14.78 70 15 01.01.2020 12.45 14.91 59 18 8.66 11.64 74 19 15.27 12.97 59 20 15.91 12.36 62 14 04.01.2020 12.78 14.69 76 18 11.75 8.75 73 12 18.38 10.82 59 12 19.25 18.28 81 24 02.01.2020 15.47 11.19 80 15 17.53 18.26 61 22 14.6 11.51 62 19 17.44 15.62 72 24 05.01.2020 19.86 17.48 63 23 13.38 11.03 77 14 16.45 11.83 64 18 12.86 10.76 55 14 07.01.2020 14.51 12.94 44 18 16.04 12.4 79 17 11.25 15.86 72 14 11.65 14.57 66 19 06.01.2020 14.26 10.28 86 15 10.37 8.76 58 19 8.83 14.4 58 11 9.5 12.47 60 19 08.01.2020 13.83 17.81 77 14 18.9 13.32 73 24 9.16 19.17 75 20 12.42 9.76 88 12 17.01.2020 11.84 16.38 68 18 14.52 12.98 81 21 17.94 13.98 77 16 13.6 18.6 79 19 15.01.2020 10.56 12.38 78 19 15.27 16.18 71 17 13.14 14.23 69 16 11.76 12.12 70 14 18.01.2020 19.36 14.72 71 15 17.33 11.48 74 20 15.27 19.95 70 19 17.97 16.98 80 16 16.01.2020 12.38 11.92 84 18 18.67 15.45 76 21 10.51 17.26 70 20 13.61 11.28 74 19 19.01.2020 12.38 13.06 80 17 15.72 14.45 67 21 11.67 16.76 68 16 13.75 15.78 67 18 21.01.2020 15.17 11.91 79 16 11.91 17.24 64 23 15.21 12.95 68 17 17.31 16.67 73 15 20.01.2020 18.95 16.51 79 19 13.76 12.41 71 17 12.48 13.77 80 22 11.99 15.2 68 21 22.01.2020 11.21 12.98 66 20 15.71 11.91 74 18 17.97 15.2 69 16 11.86 14.03 65 12 24.01.2020 13.86 15.24 80 18 12.36 14.44 62 15 11.51 14.15 69 21 18.4 16.91 72 17 23.01.2020 13.09 16.67 77 21 16.6 18.03 70 17 11.75 14.44 86 19 16.8 11.27 85 17 07.02.2020 11.23 15.27 93 16 20.58 16.32 59 14 13.09 8.33 51 19 12.78 8.81 86 10 05.02.2020 14.99 19.24 89 20 10.52 15.38 68 22 7.63 10.86 54 13 12.36 15.88 59 11 08.02.2020 9.8 16.27 88 9 14.81 10.57 56 12 11.78 16.52 68 12 18.33 11.84 48 16 06.02.2020 11.04 16.44 54 14 11.75 13.24 57 13 11.14 12.6 65 20 15.75 9.73 53 13 09.02.2020 10.51 9.29 70 20 11.11 14.53 73 13 10.4 13.94 90 18 10.41 12.31 58 14 11.02.2020 12.36 9.26 61 19 13.15 10.29 55 17 9.63 18.65 82 17 11.13 10.71 63 20 10.02.2020 14.85 16.31 67 21 18.86 15.61 50 14 12.48 16.52 53 12 15.78 17.23 87 16 12.02.2020 9.93 8.42 55 18 7.22 15.41 62 15 14.52 7.71 76 16 15.12 14.28 70 13 19.02.2020 14.52 12.95 65 19 12.05 15.29 69 16 15.25 13.94 74 17 12.49 13.29 64 16 17.02.2020 15.71 13.04 72 15 14.59 16.04 74 20 12.34 13.02 62 17 16.34 14.16 68 15 20.02.2020 13.44 17.72 76 18 16.16 13.55 71 13 13.66 15.29 64 16 13.09 11.32 70 20 18.02.2020 18.71 14.46 81 17 16.38 11.97 66 13 13.82 14.56 71 16 15.26 17.46 72 18 21.02.2020 17.13 14.91 71 17 15.76 12.83 78 19 18.41 16.42 78 18 17.66 16.26 69 19 23.02.2020 15.72 13.25 77 15 13.65 14.73 70 16 14.56 15.97 75 21 17.62 12.98 75 17 22.02.2020 18.33 13.97 77 16 11.1 17.23 70 18 13.93 14.67 65 21 15.29 19.18 71 17 24.02.2020 11.84 16.85 61 16 17.25 12.94 69 19 16.05 13.57 70 20 13.19 16.02 64 19 06.03.2020 14.23 13.05 75 15 10.49 14.88 63 19 16.7 14.53 59 20 10.46 8.81 41 19 04.03.2020 7.86 17.17 81 20 10.51 17.7 77 20 15.34 14.15 54 9 14.04 8.87 74 10 07.03.2020 13.91 17.47 58 19 17.67 11.76 59 20 8.99 10.79 78 15 9.35 13.39 71 16 05.03.2020 10.52 19.69 58 12 14.92 13.23 59 16 12.04 18.1 73 22 13.94 7.93 57 16 08.03.2020 9.75 16.98 47 14 11.86 20.1 79 14 15.1 17.21 55 17 14.23 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Rain Water Harvesting: Cement Plant and Mines Channelization of Surface Rain water to Rain water Harvesting lake CSR Progress Report
Team CSR, Belagavi
4 Index
• Our Presence • List of supporting villages • Our focus • Soil and water conservation • Energy Conservation • Livelihood skill development • Social development • Other Activities Leverage details • Clean cooking/lighting • Gram Parivartan • SHG Details • Watershed development project Team CSR, • Diksha-Skill centre Belagavi
4 OUR PRESENCE in India
Dalmia Bharat Group Foundation, popularly known as DBGF, is a registered not-for profit organization set up under the Income Tax Act, 1961. It is committed to carry forward the seven-decade long legacy of Dalmia Bharat Group through conscientious corporate citizenship. The Foundation started its journey in the year 2009, as the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) arm of the company Supporting Villages around the plant
• Yadwad • Manami • Kunnal • Kopadatti • Kamanakatti • Girisagar • Kurabatti • Chippalakatti • Tondikatti • Budni • Gulaganjikoppa • Basavapattan • Hulakund Our Focus...
4 Soil and Waters Conservation
• Water Harvesting projects . Farm Ponds . Village Ponds . Check dams • Micro irrigation projects • Drip Irrigation • Sprinkler Watershed Development Project
Hydrogeographical area which has a common drinage pont is called as watershed project-Effective management of natural resources like soil, water, livestock and vegitation
.The project has been implemented in collaboration with NABARAD in 2018 April .Total Area approved- 720 ha .Capacity Building Phase-104 ha .Budget- (NABARD-42% DBF-42% Farmer-16%) Activities done under watershed project
Shramdan Additi 16% of labour Grant Proposed Units/ onal Material Total cost / S.No. Amount Completed Pending Treatments Volum Cost Cost contribution (Rs) e from beneficiaries Support from NABARD I Area treatments (A) 1 Bore Well Recharge No 2 20048 23668 579 23089 02 00 2 Bund Plantation No 855 5130 20520 2462 18058 3 Farm Pond No 7 17055 155458 22144 133313 04 03 4 Grass Seed Kg 360 20520 26640 979 25661 150 210 5 Loose Boulder Structure Rmt 105 42185 84359 6748 77611 00 105 6 New Farm Bunding Cum 633 0 52498 8400 44098 204 429 7 Stone Check Rmt 68 26112 58140 5124 53016 20 48 8 Stone Outlet No 10 8037 16620 1373 15247 9 Trench Cum Bund Rmt 1135 0 103285 16526 86759 855.36 279.64 10 Agro Horticulture No 120 4800 9000 672 8328 00 120 143888 550187 65008 485179 Activities done under watershed project
Shramdan Additio 16% of labour Grant Proposed Units/ Material Total S.No. nal cost / Amount Completed Pending Treatments Cost Cost Volume contribution from (Rs) beneficiaries
II Drainage line treatments (B)
1 Loose Boulder Structure Rmt 16 6144 13680 1206 12474 00 16
2 Rock Filled Dam repair -13M No 1 4838 10772 949 9823 00 1
3 Rock Filled Dam repair -10M No 1 5935 10773 774 9999 00 1
4 Rock Filled Dam No 1 10483 21797 1810 19987 00 1
5 Sunken Pond (20*20*3) No 2 8122 215372 33160 182212 2 00
35521 272394 37900 234494 Watershed Plus Activities Shramdan Additi 16% of labour Grant Proposed Units/ onal Material Total cost / Complet S.No. Amount Pending Treatments Volum Cost Cost contribution ed (Rs) e from beneficiaries
Agriculture Productivity Enhancement measures (D)
1 Integrated Pest Management Demo Acre 4 25000 5000 20000 00 4
2 Zero Budget Natural Farming Acre 10 145000 59500 85500 4 6
Energy Conservation and Climate Change Mitigation (E) 1 under 1 Clean Cooking Villages Village 1 80000 40000 40000 progress
2 Clean Lighting Villages Village 1 130000 65000 65000 1
Livelihood Skill Training (F) EDP Training for SHG members and aim financial 1 convergence with Banks Trainings 4 20000 5500 14500 2 2
Employment linked skilling of 15 rural youths through under 2 DISHA Skill Training Centre Aspirants 15 215000 45000 170000 progress
Social Development (G)
1 Happy Anganwadi Project 4 1 100000 100000 4 00
2 Health Care Awareness for Adolescent 4 1 60000 30000 30000 2 2 IEC Branding (watershed projects / swaach gaon, sukhi parivar/ project measures progress display 3 boards) 1 75000 75000 1 0 Watershed Plus Activities
Program Program Activities Unit No. of Acheivement Unit Cost Total Cost Dalmia Beneficiary Leverage Units Contribution Contribution
Watershed Plus 12,056 12,90,000 1,90,000 1,00,000 10,00,000 Activities
Drip Irrigation Acre 50 23.8 63,000 31,50,000 1,50,000 7,50,000 22,50,000
9 (2 Sanctioned Farm Ponds No 20 1,20,000 25,60,000 1,60,000 4,00,000 20,00,000 Soil and ) Water Conservatio Pond Desilting No. 1 9,50,000 9,50,000 2,50,000 5,00,000 2,00,000 n ======Tar get: Desilting of open wells No. 4 40,000 1,60,000 1,00,000 60,000 - 230000m3
Identified schools , Rainwater Harvesting No. 4 Estimation is 65,000 2,60,000 2,00,000 20,000 40,000 structure for school under preparation
Sub total 83,70,000 10,50,000 18,30,000 54,90,000 Energy Conservation
The key tasks are to conserve energy, consume less energy, switch to sustainable green and renewable energy -Reduction of CO2 emission
•Promoting clean and sustainabe lighting solutions •Promoting clean cooking solutions
Program Program Activities Unit No. of Acheivement Unit Cost Total Dalmia Beneficiary Leverage Units Cost Contributio Contribution n
3 Villages Clean Cooking Villages Nos. 7 survey 85,000 5,95,000 - 1,00,000 4,95,000 completed Energy Conservati on 3 Villages Clean Lighting Villages Nos. 7 survey 40,000 2,80,000 - 1,00,000 1,80,000 completed Livelihood Skill Development
• Farm Sector Livelihood Projects – Traibal Development Projects – Farmers Producer Companies – Gram Parivartan Projects • Non Farm Sector Livelihood Projects – Dalmia Institute of Knowledge and Skill Harnessing – Selp Help Groups – Skill Training Livelihood Skill Development
Program Program Activities Unit No. of Acheivement Unit Cost Total Cost Dalmia Leverage Units Contributio Beneficiary n Contributio n
DIKSHa Nos. 10010 550 60,00,000 60,00,000 30,00,000 - 30,00,000
Groups 45 7 New SHGs (5 1,14,222 51,40,000 40,000 1,00,000 50,00,000 SHG and JLG strenghened, 15 extisting Livelihood Strengthening/training/exposure/Cred SHGs are taken) Skill it linkages Training
House 500 70 Servey completed 5,000 25,00,000 - 5,00,000 20,00,000 Gram Parivartan Project holds Social Development
• Health and Sanitation • Education • Rural Infrastructure • Community Development Social Development
• Health and Sanitation • Education • Rural Infrastructure • Community Development
Progra Program Activities Unit No. of Acheivement Unit Cost Total Cost Dalmia Leverage m Units Contributio Beneficiar n y Contributi on Observation of National / No 8 3 completed 4,000 32,000 32,000 0 international Days Swatch Vidyalaya-Model Schools No. 7 Schools are identified 1,87,500 13,12,500 4,80,000 0 8,32,500 Cattle Camps No 4 3,50,000 14,00,000 50,000 0 13,50,000 Social General/Special Health camps @ No 4 1 30,000 1,20,000 40,000 0 80,000 Develo Mines pment Pilot Model Village - Manomi No. 1 8,00,000 8,00,000 3,00,000 1,00,000 4,00,000 Rural Haat No 1 NABARD Clarification 18,50,000 18,50,000 8,00,000 1,50,000 9,00,000 completed Unit Contigency Lumpsum 2,00,000 1,00,000 Other Activities Activity Dept. Leverage Remarks Collaboarated
DBT Study NABCONS 1,70,000 Survey conducted 755 Timeline-3 months Report submitted Flood Relief Supported 2 villages of flood victims No. of relief materials-800
Rally on Dengue Govt. Schools and 10,000 No. of students participated-200 awareness PHC Awareness built in - 3000 population
Plantation Forest Dept. 50,000 No. of saplings planted-200 No. of villages covered-2 Support for JB JB Environment Supported the JB environment team with the environment team departments and local bodies study
Training of govt. schools' Education Dept. No. of HMs participated-60 HMs Topic-Classroom management, role of technology in education Free general health camp J.G.Co 2,00,000 Leverage Details LOCATION DESCRIPTION OF LEVERAGE BENEFICIARY LEVERAGE DIRECTLY TO LEVERAGE DIRECTLY TO LEVERAGE DIRECTLY TO CALCULATION OF CONTRIBUTION DBF BENEFICIARY THE PROJECT LEVERAGE
SHG Bank Linkage 55000 2371000
Support for farm ponds from agriculture department 105000 980000 Vermi compost 5000 33000
Support for drip irrigation from agriculture department 925000 1155000 Watershed 52000 136000 634000 Belagavi Health camp 25000 150000 Seed support 3000 60000 Farmers training ATMA and (Farmers school) 15000 100000 Drip irrigation for 11 acre on their own 363000
Grant amount from horticultre department for Banana plant 260000
Totals 1548000 136000 5109000 634000 7427000 Welfare Schemes and Services-Karnataka Clean Cooking and Clean Lighting
Sl. Name of the No. of No. of families No. of families No. village households connected to gas availing kerocene 1 Chippalakatti 692 632 54
2 Hulkund 1250 - 164
3 Kamanakatti 349 32
Planned Activity •Solar Lanterns •Connecting them with Ujjwal scheme •Stoping of kerocene distribution at the society
4 Gram Parivartan Data Collection
Total Male Female Childre total Liteacy Small Margina Livestoc Populat n househ rate Farmer l Farmer k ion olds Gulganjikop 1710 866 844 186 320 62.21% 134 119 328 pa Yadwad 9991 5003 4988 1522 1944 68.93% 1018 712 Hulkund 5411 2649 2762 753 1125 67.24% 596 409 806 Radderahatt Yet to i collect
4 Intervention Planned
Name of the Village Intervention Planned for Intervenction planned
Gulganjikoppa 50 Animal husbandary through bank linkage , Green house through floriculture department ,Vermi compost through agriculture depatment ,Farm ponds and drip irrigation through MGNREGA, Formation of ATMA groups under agriculture department , ZBNF
Yadwad 50 Hulkund 25 Radderahatti 25 Chippalakatti 30 Kamanakatti 20
4 SHGs Details
• Number of SHGs functioning-93
• Number of SHG members-1118
• Total savings per month-111800
• Out of 93 SHGs 7 are formed newly and 5 are strengthened
• Out of 93 SHGs 6 SHGs are linked with the bank availing Rs. 13 lakh
• Formed three ATMA groups and facilitated them to avail Rs.30000 grant from the department
• Taken 15 existing SHGs in the watershed area but not recorded yet 4 Watershed Development Project, Hulkund
4 Manami Watershed Development Project, Hulkund
4 Geographical Details Slno Particulars Units 1 No.of Districts 1 2 No.of Mandals 2 3 No.of Village 3 4 No.of Watersheds 1 5 Total Treatable Area ( In Ha) 104 Ha 6 No.of Families 88 a) Land Less 12 b) Owned Land 94 Total House Holds 440 7 No.of Beneficiries 26 a) SC 3 b) ST 2 c) Others 21 Total Beneficiries 26 Watershed Development Project Grant Details
Particulars Project Measure
Watershed 24.03.2019 Grant Sanctioned 1730643 NABARD 960643 Grant sanction and Released Details DBF 770000 Total 1730643 1730643 Grant Released 1253873 NABARD 719673 1253873 DBF 534200 960643 Total 1253873 770000 719673 Grant Released to 534200 VWC 11,67,018
NABARD 6,32,818 Grant Sanctioned NABARD DBF Grant Released NABARD DBF
DBF 5,34,200 Grant Utilized (On released) 5,02,564 (43%) 4 Sanctioned details Cumulative
Expenditure details Treatment Quantity Cost Treated area Quantity/ Total excluding /Planned Total Shramdan Remarks Achieved Shramdan (cum/nos.) (Rs) (ha) (cum/ nos) (Rs) (Rs) (Rs) Bore-well recharge 2 23668 2.00 2 23668 580 23068 Due to low rainfall not Bund Plantation 855 20520 0 0 0 completed activity Farm Pond 7 155458 32.83 4 94402 10907 83728 Grass Seed 360 26640 24.5 150 20500 600 20500 Loose bold structure 105 84359 0 0 0 0 0 New farm bunding 633 54498 3.23 204 16960 2656 13944 Grass Seed 68 58140 13.8 20 13013 892 12121 Stone Outlet 10 16620 0 0 0 0 Trench cum bund 1135 103285 38.1 855.36 75636 10920 63828 Agro Horticulture 120 9000 Loose bold structure 16 13680 Rock filed dam 13 m 1 10772 Rock filed dam 10m 1 10773 Rock filled dam 1 21797 Due to Stone problem Sunken pond 2 215372 4.25 2 210192 32331 177861 Health Care Awareness for Adolescent 4 60000 0 18750 0 18750 IEC Branding (watershed projects / swaach gaon, sukhi parivar/ project measures progress display boards) 1 75000 22000 Sanctioned details Cumulative Expenditure details Quantity/Pla Treated Cost Quantity/Ac Shramd Treatment nned area Total Remarks hieved an
(cum/nos.) (Rs) (ha) (cum/ nos) (Rs) (Rs)
Next month the month the season will start Integrated Pest Management Demo 4 25000 we have planned 20 Farmers were identified, Exposure date finalized , after the visit we will for Zero Budget Natural Farming 10 14500 exectution
Clean Cooking Villages 1 80000 Village identified survey done , Hulkund
Village identified survey done , Hulkund Clean Lighting Villages 1 130000
EDP Training for SHG members and 3 New SHG formed, next week we have aim financial convergence with Banks 4 20000 planned to open in bank Employment linked skilling of 15 rural youths through DISHA Skill Training 20 youth Identified , planned for training Centre 15 215000 on 27th Happy Anganwadi Project 4 100000 Approval Note submitted Approval Note submitted Health Care Awareness for Adolescent 4 60000 0 18750 0 IEC Branding (watershed projects / swaach gaon, sukhi parivar/ project Wall painting , Desplay board , small measures progress display boards) 1 75000 22000 branding boards complete Systems
• Mobilizing of the farmers • Marking with white powder-Allignement • work execution • Work ID • Subcomittee monitoring • recording • preparation of payment order • VWDC meeting for payment approval • Online payment Record maintance for the watershed :
1. Proceedings Book Cash book 2. Cash Book M Book 3. Measurement Book 4. Master roll Payment 5. Bill book 6. Ledger Book 7. Shramadan Book 8. Cheque Issue register 9. Attendance book Cheque Issue register 10. Plantation register 11. Well inventary register 12.work order 13.Thanks letters
Organizing VWDC meeting in fixed dats twice in month 4 Imact of our activities
Due to Trench Cum Bunding 1059 CUM 204855 Ltrs of Water Perculated in Soil In Case of Not these Activites This much of Water should have eroded the Soil SUNKEN PONDS
Two Sunken Ponds are Ready to Harvest 1720 Cum of Water 1,720,000 Liter IMPACT OF FARM POND
4 Farm Harvested 592 Cum of Water 592000 Ltrs Feedback from NABARD
• NABARD RO team had appreciated the activities done under Manami watershed development project mainly on deeper trenches and suggested other NGOs to visit our project
• DDM had appreciated the way of maintaining watershed records and also shared a copy of our document to other NGOs Action Plan for next six months-Soil and Water Conservation
Activity Unit Targ Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Total Remarks Drip Irrigation Acre 27 10 10 5 3 27
Farm Ponds Nos 11 5 6 11
Pond Desilting Nos 1 1
Desilting of open wells Nos 4 4 4
Rain water harvesting Nos 4 4 4 structures Energy Conservation
Clean Cooking villages Nos 7 2 2 3 7
Clean Lighting Villages Nos 7 2 2 3 7
4 Action Plan for next six months-Livelihood Skill Development
Activity Unit Targ Oct Nov Dec Ja Feb Mar Total Remarks n Trainig of unemplyoed Nos 250 100 150 250 These under Diksha unemployed will be trained under unarmed security Formation of SHGs Nos 38 15 10 13 38 7 SHGs are formed Bank Linkage Lakh 50 10 15 15 10 50 13 lakhs linkage done Gram Parivartan Nos 500 15 100 100 150 150 500 Under progress Households
4 Action Plan for next six months-Livelihood Skill Development
Activity Unit Targ Oct Nov Dec Ja Feb Mar Total Remarks n Observations of National Nos 5 1 1 1 1 1 5 3 are done and International days Swatch Vidyalaya model Nos 7 3 4 7 Schools and schools activities are finalized Cattle Camps Nos 4 1 1 1 1 4 General Health Check Nos 2 1 1 2 up camps Pilot Model Village- Nos 1 Manami Rural Haat Nos 1 1 1
4 Action Plan for next six months-Watershed Project
Sanctioned details
Treatment Quantity Cost Compled Pendi Oct Nov Dec
(cum/nos.) (Rs) (cum/ nos)
Bore-well recharge 2 23668 2 0
Bund Plantation 855 20520 855 Seed dibling done Farm Pond 7 155458 4 3 3 Grass Seed 360 26640 150 210 210 Loose bold structure 105 84359 0 105 105 New farm bunding 633 54498 204 429 429 Stone Outlet 10 16620 0 10 5 5 Trench cum bund 1135 103285 855.36 280 280 Agro Horticulture 120 9000 120 Farmers are not interested
4 Action Plan for next six months-Watershed Project
Sanctioned details Treatment Quantity Cost Compled Pendi Oct Nov Dec Jan (cum/nos.) (Rs) (cum/ nos) Loose bold structure 16 13680 00 16 5 16
Rock filed dam 13 m 1 10772 00 13m 13m 13m Rock filed dam 10m 1 10773 00 10m 10m 10m Rock filled dam 1 21797 00 1 1 1 Sunken pond 2 215372 02 00 Health Care Awareness for Adolescent 4 60000 00 4 4 IEC Branding (watershed projects / swaach gaon, sukhi parivar/ project measures progress display boards) 1 75000 9 00 00
4 Progress Report -April to Sep'19 Diksha Skill Centre, Belagavi
Team CSR, Belagavi
4 Centre Target (Revenue) and Expenditure of FY19 -20
S. No. Indicators Proposed Achieved
1 Capex (INR; Lakh) 650000 0
2 Opex (INR; Lakh) 3100000 1332363
3 No. of Trades 6 4 4 No. of Batches 32 10 5 Centre Capacity 800 205
6 Physical Target 1005 205
7 Financial Target / Revenue (INR; Lakh) 3900000 163900
4 Budget summery of NABARD
NO OF SANTIONED NO OF S.N CANDIDATE CANDIDATES AMOUNT AMOUNT REMINING o FY SANTiION LETTER NO S TRAINED SANTIONED RELEASED MOUNT Ref.No:NB.KA/OFDD/5475/S 30925 applied 201 KILL DEV/2017-18 DT 270000 in three Claim pending 1 8 2.2.2018 25 25 300925 installlments with Ro. Ref.No:NB.KA/OFDD/ 50( 25 in ABT & 25 oo2 NB(KA)OFDD /SKILL in SMO)and 25 2 019 DEV/2018-19 200 ongoing in ABT 935290 SMO ABT 547220 388070 per batch:136 805 97017.5 116922.5 PMC And applying total:233822.50 116900 cliam ison process 2nd Batch PMC and Total amount due from claim is on NABARD is Rs. 849315 process 4 Karnataka Koushalkar
• Karnataka Koushalkar- approved two trades-SMO and ABT • Sanctioned amount per batch is Rs. 226875of 25 candidates. • ABT One batch completed-Third party assesment is pending • SMO one batch is ongoing in KKY.
4 Budget Summery of Karnataka Koushalkar
Sector Name of the QP QPRef.I NSQF Educational Theory Practic Total Cost as Trainee D Level Qualification (hours) for al(hour Hours per per Number Compulsor s) for for commo Batch Total 20% of y NOSs Compul Compul n Cost for BG batches sory sory Norms NOSs NOSs Apparel, Made-Ups Sewing Machine AMH/Q0 4 5th Class 90 210 270 42.35 25 & Home Furnishing Operator- Knits 305 1 285862 57172
Beauty & Wellness 3 8th Class,Preferably / 50 200 250 34 25 the ability to read/write and communicate Assitant Beauty BWS/Q0 effectively for the job Therapist 101 role 1 212500 42500
Total 498362
4 Trade wise target and achievement
S. No. Trades 2019-20 Target Achievement No. of Trainees Trainees Trainees Trainees Batches Trainee Enrolled Dropped Passed Placed 2 Beauty & Wellness 200 8 75 0 50 50 3 Domestic Electrician 180 6 95 0 65 65 Industrial Sewing Machine 4 Operator 175 7 50 0 25 25 5 Unarmed Security Guard 250 5 0 0 0 0 6 Retail Management 50 2 0 0 0 0 Customer Relation 7 Management 150 4 95 0 65 30
4 DIKSHA - Belgaum
Target Dr Self Name of Achiv Aceive Total Ongoing Complet Job Retentio For FY Job Role Start Date End Date Batch No Male Female op Joined Employm Courses ed d in % Enrolled Training ed Offered n 19-20 out ent
200 50 25 21-Jan-19 20-Apr-19 Beauty 9 25 0 25 25 25 10 15 25 Beauty and Beauty & Wellness/BP 27-May-19 15-Jul-19 beauty10 25 0 25 25 Wellness O 26-Aug-19 16-Oct-19 Beauty 11 25 0 25 25
Sewing 175 50 29 Sewing 21-Jan-19 25-Apr-19 SMO7 25 0 25 25 25 10 15 25 Machine Machine Operator Operator 29-Jul-19 20-Sep-19 SMO8 25 0 25 25 150 95 63 Customer Customer Relations 9-Mar-19 8-May-19 CRM02 65 28 37 65 65 30 30 Relationship hip Management( manage CRM) ment(CR M) 1-Jul-19 18-Sep-19 CRM03 30 7 23 30 4-Feb-19 3-Apr-19 EC2 37 28 9 37 37 10 27 Assistant Assistant 180 65 36 Electricia 9-Mar-19 8-May-19 EC3 28 22 6 28 28 5 23 Electrician n 3-Sep-19 22-Nov-19 EC4 30 27 3 30 Sales Associate 50 0 0 (Retail)
Unarmed Security 250 0 0 Guard
Total Diksha 1005 260 26 315 112 203 0 110 205 180 65 80 80 Belgaum 4 CASE STUDY OF SNEHA WAJANTRI
Her name is Sneha Wajantri. In her family she is living with her Husband and 03 childrens. Only her husband was the source of income to the family so she wanted to help her husband for financial help and wanted to improve their family situation. Through community mobilizer she heard about Dalmia Bharat Foundation and facilities of our institute. Later she visited our Institute and joined Sewing Machine Operator ( SMO ) Course. In that course she learnt all types of dress stitching like pants, tops, blouses and basic computer knowledge. Very sincerely she learnt everything and later she got placed in Sahara Sports Apparels as a operator with the pay scale of 200 Rs per day as a daily wages. Personal information Name of the trainee- Sneha Wajantri, Qualification - PUC Family back ground Husband name – Durgesh Wajantri ( Labour ), Permanent address- Kakati Belgaum, Family members- 05, Family income- 10,000/-month Course details Sector- Sewing Machine Operator, Course duration-3 month, Project- NSDC, Details of the training partner, Name of training partner : Diksha dalmia bharat foundation, State- Karnataka Placement details, Company name- Sahara Sports Apparels job Role – Operator Salary at the time placement- 6000/- per month + incentives Current salary- 6000/- per month CASE STUDY OF SNEHA WAJANTRI
Rajashree Bhajantri belongs to to a poor family. Her father is a daily wages labour and mother is housewife. Her family monthly income was not so sufficient so discontinued her education. But she wanted to achieve something in her life.
Later she heard about our Dalmia Bharat Foundation and our trades through her friend and visited our centre. After visiting our institute she joined Customer Relationship Management (CRM) for 03 months. In that course she learnt customer management skills, basic computer knowledge etc.
She sincerely completed her course and she got placed in reliance trends as a cashier and now earning 12,500 Rs per month. Now her entire family is happy with her work. Certificate Distribution and Placement Program Photos
4 Trainees engaged in their work
4 Thank you...
Team CSR, Belagavi
4 Annexure 9: The report on Noise monitoring
AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL MONITORING
Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Average STD
Sl.No Code Sampling Location Unit Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night 1 I1 West side of Working Pit dB 67.8 48.2 68.5 46.5 66.9 45.9 69.2 47.5 67.5 46.2 68.6 48.6 68.1 47.2 75.0 70.0 2 I2 South side of Working Pit dB 65.3 44.2 67.2 45.8 68.5 44.2 66.5 43.9 68.1 45.2 67.3 46.2 67.2 44.9 75.0 70.0 3 I3 North side of Working Pit dB 68.4 46.3 67.5 49.5 67.2 46.9 67.8 45.2 69.2 44.7 68.3 44.9 68.1 46.3 75.0 70.0 4 I4 East side of Working Pit dB 69.3 45 70.2 50.3 69.2 47.5 68.5 44.5 67.6 42.2 67.8 45.2 68.8 45.8 75.0 70.0 5 I5 At Main Enterance gate dB 71.4 53.6 72.5 51.5 73.2 52.6 69.8 49.7 70.8 54.2 72.6 50.2 71.7 52.0 75.0 70.0 6 R1 Yadwad village dB 51.2 42 52.5 43.8 53.5 43.9 49.3 42.9 51.8 43.4 53.6 42.5 52.0 43.1 55.0 45.0 7 R2 Manami village dB 53.6 41.5 51 42.2 51.7 44 50.5 43.6 53.5 42.3 52.8 42.8 52.2 42.7 55.0 45.0 8 R4 At Guest House dB 52.5 43.6 53.5 43.5 50.5 42.1 51.6 42.5 52.7 41.5 53.1 43.2 52.3 42.7 55.0 45.0
Average STD Average STD Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Code 68.1 47.2 75.0 70.0 Code 52.0 43.1 55.0 45.0 67.2 44.9 75.0 70.0 52.2 42.7 55.0 45.0 I1 R1 68.1 46.3 75.0 70.0 52.3 42.7 55.0 45.0 I2 R2 68.8 45.8 75.0 70.0 I3 R3 71.7 52.0 75.0 70.0 I4 52.9 39.7 55.0 45.0 I5 53.5 43.8 55.0 45.0 R2 R4 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CENTRE. Wellness activities at Dalmia Cement, Belgaum plant. Fit Dalmia Initiatives at Belgaum plant by OHC. Health check up and treatment of Pregnant, Lactating women and children BASIC LIFE SUPPORT Training for Security team. Shopfloor training for O&M associates about first aid, lifting and shifting techniques for Head, neck and spine injury patients Organised a Blood donation camp at Yadwad village in association with Government Hospital, Yadwad. 80 volunteers donated the blood including Dalmia talents and O&M associates. To Create an awareness session on HIV conducted a rally in Yadwad village by Dalmia talents, O&M associates and School children. Awareness session on Menstrual Hegeine followed by di stribution of Sanitary pads to Government school girls. Awareness session on Positive Mental Health to Govt. college Students in association with CSR team. FREE EYE HEALTH CHECK UP & EYE DONATION CAMP Weekly Health Tips to Dalmia talents through mail. HIV Awareness session for Dalmia talents and truck drivers. Health Awareness session during Monthly gate meeting Executive Health check up of Dalmia Talents. Annual Medical examination of O&M associates. Pre and Periodic medical examination of employees
S No Description No. of employees
Pre-Employment check up of 1 45 Permanent employees
Periodic medical examination of 2 121 permanant employees
Pre-employment of Contractual 3 1500* employees.
Periodic medical examination of 4 500 contractual emplyees.
*For a major shut down work nearly 1000 contract workers came for 22 days work. Along with this other replacement employees will be coming in place of left out employees for routine work.