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Corporate Social Responsibility CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY GLIMPSES OF CSR INITIATIVES 2014-17 SOUTH EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED A Mini-Ratna Company A Subsidiary of Coal India Limited SOUTH EASTERN Seepat Road, Bilaspur - 495 006, Chhattisgarh COALFIELDS LIMITED SECL/PR/CSR/HL/ 2016 www.secl.gov.in (A Mini-Ratna Company) Like us on: facebook.com/southeasterncoalfields Corporate Social Responsibility South Eastern Coalfields Limited thinks that they have a social responsibility not because they are a corporate entity - we consider social responsibility as a part of the citizen’s identity. As an organisation that leads the mining industry in the country, we believe that our impact on society must be substantial and far-reaching- in terms of geography and the future. SECL takes Corporate Social Responsibility seriously- significant time and effort is put into planning and executing multiple socially beneficial programmes and initiatives. As a renowned and respected organisation with nearly 30 years of mining experience, we are well versed with the process of development of people and communities. Our attitude towards CSR does not extend only to financing events and infrastructure- we aim to build a better society by empowering people with skills and tools. SECL believes that to develop a community it needs to be empowered and not restricted, it needs to be allowed to preserve its culture and be fed with overall positivity. This is the essence of Corporate Social Responsibility. South Eastern Coalfields Ltd., a Mini Ratna Company, is a coal mining company, with operations in 6 districts of Chhattisgarh and 3 districts of Madhya Pradesh. Since inception, it has had an impressive record of surpassing its own previous production figures, creating new bench mark for coal production, every year. During FY 2015-16, SECL produced 137.93 Million Tonnes of Coal, thus registering a growth of 7.52% over last year. It holds a colossal position in the Indian coal mining sector with an estimated geological coal reserve of 63,014.83 million tonnes in its command area as on 01.04.2015, which is more than 20% of the total geological coal reserves in India. g˶‘od O¶Vo nr¶yf Jmo¶b ^maV gaH$ma CONTENTS amÁ¶‘§Ìr (ñdV§Ì à^ma) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA Piyush Goyal H$mo¶bm, {dÚwV Ed§ ZdrZ Am¡a ZdrH$aUr¶ D$O©m ‘§Ìmb¶ MINISTRY OF COAL, POWER & NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY Minister of State (IC) MESSAGES 4 - 15 l‘e{³V ^dZ, ZB© {Xëbr-110 001 CORPORATE SOCIAL 16 - 19 Sharmashakti Bhawan, New Delhi-110 001 RESPONSIBILITY SWACHH VIDYALAYA 20 - 27 ABHIYAN INFRASTRUCTURE 28 - 33 HEALTH 34 - 39 MINE WATER UTILISATION 40 - 45 I am delighted that South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) is publishing a book on their ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION 46 - 51 Message of CSR initiatives titled ‘Glimpses of CSR Initiatives in SECL 2014-17’. EDUCATION 52 - 57 Economic and social factors play a very crucial role in the nation’s holistic development. No nation can be considered to be developed if its’ prosperity is not equitable, inclusive SKILL DEVELOPMENT 58 - 63 the MoS (IC) and sustainable. It is imperative that every stakeholder in society contributes to such SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 64 - 67 for Power, noble causes. DRINKING WATER 68 - 71 Coal & NRE, Today, our nation is moving forward with new hope and optimism. The aspirations of our ART & CULTURE 72 - 75 citizens are on the rise; newer opportunities and avenues of development are required for them. SECL through its CSR initiatives is playing a very significant role in nation building SPORTS 76 - 79 GoI and has taken its social activities to new heights. Their initiatives in skill development, CSR EXPENDITURE 80 - 82 sanitation, education, drinking water, etc. are commendable and I congratulate “Team SECL” for their work, which I am sure they will continue with the same zeal and enthusiasm. FOR FY 2015-16 UPCOMING CSR ACTIVITIES 83 Piyush Goyal Minister of State for Power, Coal, New and Renewable Energy, GoI 5 g˶‘od O¶Vo A{Zb ñdê$n ^maV gaH$ma gwVrW© ^Å>mMm¶© H$mob B§{S>¶m {b{‘Q>oS> g{Md GOVERNMENT OF INDIA Mo¶a‘¡Z COAL INDIA LIMITED Anil Swarup H$mo¶bm, ‘§Ìmb¶ Sutirth Bhattacharya (A Maharatna Company) MINISTRY OF COAL A Govt. of India Enterprise Secretary Chairman emór ^dZ, ZB© {Xëbr-110 001 ''COAL BHAWAN'' Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-110 001 Premise No. 04 MAR, Plot No. AF-III Action Area - 1A, Newtown, Rajarhat, Kolkata 700156 I am happy to note that SECL is bringing out a book on their CSR initiatives entitled “Glimpses Indian constitution, in its Directive Principles of State Policy, embodied in Part IV of the of CSR Initiatives in SECL 2014-17.” Constitution, distinctly lays path for development of society as an economic and social Message of Message of democracy. This development in the society can be brought only if everyone contributes its Coal being the main source of energy, role of coal producing companies is very important in bit to the larger course. the Secretary, sustaining and enhancing the economic growth of the country. The responsibility of coal the Chairman, companies is not limited only to achieving the target set for them for coal production but to CIL and its subsidiaries have always nurtured the principle of growth, for itself and for the MoC, GoI address the aspirations of local communities in carrying forward the business through the Coal India society. For years, CIL has not only excelled in Coal mining but also has contributed largely policy of corporate social responsibility. to the public good. We believe that CSR is a means to propel that common good in the Limited society. The objective is to reach out to more disadvantaged and marginalized people and The efforts of SECL in this direction have resulted in taking up a number of projects for the bring new hope in their life. benefit of the society and I am sure that continuation of the same would go a long way in conducting the business of SECL successfully. I see a lot of potential in our youth. The more avenues and development reaches them, the more enterprise will come forth. Here, CSR initiatives play an active role. Any initiative I wish all the success to the event of releasing the book on CSR initiatives by SECL. under CSR, be it the provision of educational facilities or facilities for skill development, be it the provision for drinking water or the provision of medical facilities, every step contributes to social development. I only wish that these initiatives be scaled up thus contributing to greater levels of energy, efficiency, productivity, creativity and accomplish- ment in the society. I wish all the success to ‘Glimpses of CSR Initiatives in SECL’. Anil Swarup Secretary, MoC, GoI Sutirtha Bhattacharya Chairman, CIL 6 7 Ama. ‘mohZ Xmg H$mob B§{S>¶m {b{‘Q>oS> ~r. Ama. aoÈ>r gmCW B©ñQ>Z© H$mob’$sëS²>g {b{‘Q>oS> {ZXoeH$ (H$m{‘©H$ Ed§ Am¡.g§.), H$mob B§{S>¶m {b{‘Q>oS> COAL INDIA LIMITED Aܶj gh à~§Y {ZXoeH$, EgB©grEb SOUTH EASTERN COALFIELDS LTD. R. Mohan Das (A Maharatna Company) B. R. Reddy (A Mini Ratna Company) A Govt. of India Enterprise A Govt. of India Enterprise Director (P & IR), CIL ''COAL BHAWAN'' CMD, SECL ''SECL Bhawan'' P.B. No. : 60 Premise No. 04 MAR, Plot No. AF-III Seepat Road, Bilaspur (C.G.) 495006 Action Area - 1A, Newtown, Rajarhat, Kolkata 700156 I am glad to learn that ‘Glimpses of CSR initiatives in SECL 2014 - 17,’ a book on CSR initiatives I am glad to know that ‘Glimpses of CSR initiatives in SECL 2014 - 17,’ a book on recent works Message of in SECL is being brought out. Message of done by SECL under its CSR initiative, is being brought out. An organization, after a particular stage, matures into institution that becomes a part of the The biggest virtue of human life is its ability to give. It is the selfless giving that promotes trust, the Director society. This transformation signifies society’s total acceptance of the organization. CIL and CMD, SECL happiness and positivity in the world. It lifts hearts during dark times and gives hope in its subsidiaries being a public sector undertaking, have a prime responsibility to be an despair. The world stands tall today as our history encompasses several examples of infinite (P & IR), Coal integral part of the society. Its assimilation in the society defines its success professionally contribution to the progress of humanity. and furthers more common good thus creating a win-win situation. In a continuous endeavor to contribute to the society, SECL works relentlessly for larger good India Limited CSR initiative is a means to an end. The end objective is that CIL and its subsidiaries become under its CSR initiative. The efforts made by SECL have benefitted a large number of people, in intrinsically woven in the social fabric and stand jointly for success of all stakeholders, be it many villages and towns. Today, the beneficiaries are happy and I can see it in their smiles. the organization or the society. CSR activities provide us opportunities to be a step closer to Those smiles are the real gain for SECL. I wish that the CSR initiatives reach more people, many that goal. SECL is doing an excellent work in CSR and I am sure that the good work continues places and through that means, we spread more smiles and a lot more hope amongst them. in future also. I wish all success for the endeavor. ‘Glimpses of CSR initiatives in SECL 2014 - 17’ will certainly create wide awareness amongst the general public about SECL’s contribution in the sphere of CSR.
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