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Synopsis of DHFL’s CSR programmes
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To actively engage in philanthropic programmes in an effort to promote the enrichment of the society.
Aligned
Impact
Collaborate
Sustainable
Align to community needs, DHFL developmental
strategy and address issues of national interest
Deliver Impact & Outcome oriented solutions
that could be replicable
Facilitate collaborations with Government,
social purpose organisations & like-minded
corporate entities
Maintain a ‘programme based approach’
with community at the forefront to drive
Sustainability
CSR Vision
CSR Principles:
Flagship Programmes
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Early Childhood
Care & Education
Skill
Development
Rural
Development
Financial
Literacy
996 Anganwadis
50,000+ Children
30,000+ Women & Girls
Early Childhood Care & Education (ECCE)
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Palghar
Maharashtra
Programme Overview
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FY16 launch.
Established
FY17 launch.
Initial phase
Proposed
FY18
A transformation initiative, through Anganwadis, covering education, nutrition & health (RMNCH+A), infrastructure & WaSH and
alongside supporting stakeholder empowerment with forward & backward linkages and safety net for Anganwadi Workers.
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Build capacity of Anganwadi Workers, Helpers, ICDS Supervisors & Officers to deliver quality education
Training Teaching Material Mentoring
A combination of residential & onsite
trainings every quarter.
Beat-level trainings every month.
Specially designed learning tools have
been allocated for shared with all
Anganwadis.
All 996 Anganwadis are monitored and
provided with handholding support
Education
Benefits to Children
Language
Development
Ability to use & understand language
Gross Motor Skills Development
Ability to use bigger muscles
Cognitive Development
Ability to solve problems
Fine Motor Skills Development
Ability to use smaller muscles
Social and Emotional Development
Ability to interact with others
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Outcomes
100% Anganwadis have access
to Teaching Learning Materials
as against 10% at the baseline
23% average increase in
Anganwadi attendance
40% of Anganwadis follow
smaller group exercises as
against 6% at the baseline
54% of Anganwadis have started
preserving and displaying
children’s work
39% Anganwadis have
improved teacher – children
relationship
19% of Anganwadi Workers have started creating their own Teaching and Learning Materials (TLMs)
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Reproductive Maternal Neonatal Child Health plus Adolescent
Nutrition & Health
Intervention strategy
Palghar has both tribal and
non tribal population.
The intervention strategy revolves around the community mobilisation
based on awareness levels
and their capacity building through Anganwadi centres.
Mokhada and Jawahar have predominantly tribal population and have
greater incidences of malnutrition deaths.
Accordingly the strategy revolves around root cause eradication.
2000+ Youth
BFSI & Construction Trades
Skill Development
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Chandrapur & Kolhapur
Maharashtra
Over 60% Women beneficiaries
Over 80% Placements accomplished
Mudra loans facilitated for Self employment
Quick Facts
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1,11,000
1,87,500
Pre-Training Post-Training
Annual Family Income
increased by 40%
36%
41%
19%
4%
3500 - 5000 5001 - 7000
7001 - 10,000 Above 10,000
BFSI Placement Average salary ranges between INR 5000 – 7000
19%
31% 37%
13%
3500 - 5000 5001 - 7000
7001 - 10,000 Above 10,000
CIDC Placement Average salary ranges between INR 7000 – 10,000
Innovations : Satellite Centres
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10 Satellite Centres established to reach out in the interiors
131+ out of 162 trainees placed from the satellite centres
Japhale, Pirwadi, Kale , Kandalgaon, Singnapur Ashtabhuja, Ballarpur, Visapur, Warwat, Vichhoda
Innovations : Community Live Projects
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8 institutions benefitted
9 community live projects
undertaken over two batches
10 villages covered 800 beneficiaries
5 Villages
20,000+ Farmers
Rural Development
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Phulambri Block
Aurangabad, Maharashtra
Village Transformation
Water Security
Health
Education and Learning
Outcomes
Skill Youth
Environment
Well
Being
Assured Market
Increased Resilience
Water Use Efficiency
Soil Conservation
Water Storage & Recharge
Key Highlights
• Water storage potential created of over 35 crore litre in 6-
8 months of intervention
• Shift from a single kharif crop dependence to kharif, rabi
and even summer crops.
• Dedicated fodder areas on Farm Bunds lead to
better cattle health and increased milk production
• Cost effective & scientific conservation and harvest of
rain water, largely focused on improving existing infra and
reviving abandoned ones.
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Key Highlights
• Greater awareness and adoption of micro irrigation
– water saving device
• Community awareness programmes for wider impact
conducted in schools, colleges and villages through
road shows, distribution of rain gauge and
workshops
• Visible scenes of green fields on the backdrop of the
barren hilly lands of Phulambri, in the selected 5 villages
• Positive trends in farmers’ empowerment
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10,000+ Households
Financial Literacy & Inclusive Growth
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Jaipur, Rajasthan
Supporting households on the journey towards financial sustainability
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Financial Illiterate
Financially Literate
Financially Educated
Financially Capable
Financially Sustainable
How:
Build awareness of
financial
management
Financial Stage:
Budgeting Financial
Plan Savings
Financial Goals &
Personal Goals –
skills, employment
etc.
How:
Educate &
demystify products
& services
Financial Stage:
Savings products
Bank accounts
Insurance Welfare
schemes
How:
Increase access to
products & services
Financial Stage:
Digital transactions
Small Loans
Credit
How:
Support access to
sustainable
investments
Financial Stage:
Home Loans
Investment
Products
Microfinance
Welfare Schemes
Pension
Programme Overview
Key Highlights
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Nukkad Nataks to generate
awareness Field Officers trained from the
community to assist & advice.
Workshops by local real estate
bodies & finance companies
PMAY Camp Aadhar Camp
Site Visit to Affordable Housing
Projects
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Government
Financial Institutions
Private Developers
Skilling Agencies
Corporate Partners DHFL CSR
Community
Collaborations Local government housing agencies are given a platform to speak directly to beneficiaries at Financial Literacy Workshops and to provide them with accurate information on government, and government-approved projects.
A number of financial partners on board to deliver direct access to appropriate products and services, depending on the location and the needs of beneficiaries.
Alongside government housing, local private developments are also identified that meet relevant criteria. A partnership is formed to enable site visits and other sensitisation activities.
NSDC accredited Skill Development Centres, Corporate CSR funded Skill Development Centres and Social Purpose Organisations operating in the Skills space are contacted to provide skilling / upskilling to vulnerable youth as per their eligibility and aptitude.
Partnerships with like minded corporate entities to co-fund the programme.
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Key Achievements
@ Community
• A trusted point of contact (Financial Literacy & Advisory Centre) for support and advice on all financial, livelihoods, and
housing issues for the period of the programme
• A group of trained, local individuals (Field Officers) from the community itself who would be able to provide continued
support even after the direct intervention is ended, on long term
@ Household
• Sufficient financial education and access to products & Government welfare schemes
• Understanding and ability to maximise income and minimise expenditure in order to create a stronger financial
position in the long-term
• Better living conditions due to transition in formal housing
• Reduced financial insecurity and risk of debt-traps, risky transactions, and informal loan sharks
@ Individual
• Skill Development and livelihood linkages to vulnerable youth
• Increased financial independence for women through access to individual banking, savings accounts and other
products as well as welfare schemes
• Development of a credit rating enabling access to further financial products over time
• Enhanced income due to micro financing & linkages to welfare schemes (e.g. Mudra)
Other Key Programmes
Foundation / Trust Objectives Status/ Progress and
Beneficiaries Covered
The Akshay Patra Foundation Mid-day meals to children in schools, to
ensure nutrition and attendance in school
for education
FY17 Reach: 20,000+ 266 Schools
Location: Guwahati,
State: Assam
AIM for SEVA AIM for SEVA & Free Student Homes
provide tribal children with shelter, nutrition,
health facilities, value education, life skills,
IT skills & extra-curricular activities.
FY17 Reach: 104 tribal and marginalised
children
Location:
Anaikati, State: Tamil Nadu
Nandyal, State: Andhra Pradesh
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Other Key Programmes
Foundation / Trust Objectives Status/ Progress and
Beneficiaries Covered
Connect ED Transformation of schools through Connect
ED technologies basis need gap
assessment in newer locations apart from
existing locations
FY17 Reach: 24 Schools
Location: District: Palghar, State:
Maharashtra
Yusuf Meherally Centre Facilities for tribal children including three
schools & girls hostel
FY17 Reach: 800 children, 11 teachers & 9
non-teaching staff of 3 schools and 1 girls
hostel
Location: Village: Tara, Shirke, Apte, District:
Raigad, State: Maharashtra
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Other Key Programmes
Foundation / Trust Objectives Status/ Progress and
Beneficiaries Covered
World Centre For Creative
Learning Foundation (WCCLF)
Transformation and facilitation of Human
Development through ‘art based therapy’
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FY17 : Training Kits & Support for Master
Trainers or ABT Educators
Rebecca School run by
Samaritan Help Mission with
Edelgive Foundation
Facilitate quality education and life skills to
students from the mariginalised community
and facilitate life skills and livelihood
generation to women & youth of the
community.
Rebecca Belilious English Institution, re-
established in December 2014 (founded in
1891),
FY17 Reach: 1600+ (Pre-Nursery to Class IV
) students of Rebecca Belilious English
Institution, vulnerable youth & women
Location: TIkiapur District: Howrah, State:
West Bengal
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Other Key Programmes
Foundation / Trust Objectives Status/ Progress and
Beneficiaries Covered
- Ace Production Pvt Ltd.
- Shanmukhananda Fine Arts
Society
Encourage children nurture interest in
performing arts and recognize excellence
and achievements in art and related areas
with two organisations
Training & felicitation for children to
encourage art & culture
Prayas Research & Health
Care
Dengue treatment cover for
students of public schools in
Gurgaon in collaboration with
DHFL Pramerica Life Insurance
DHFL supported Prayas Research & Health
Care and the programmed #HumVsDengue
- a community initiative to supplement the
efforts of the District Administration,
Gurgaon in its fight against Dengue.
FY17 Reach: 3015 students of Government
Schools (std 1 to 12)
Location: Gurgaon,
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Other Key Programmes
Foundation / Trust Objectives Status/ Progress and
Beneficiaries Covered
Arty Farms Unit of the Indian Defence Services that also
provides for medical support within the
cantonment area
Support to patients of Regiment of Artillery by
donating a van / ambulance
Dr. Mane Medical Foundation &
Research Centre
A medical & research facility for the
marginalised community in Nagar District
Purchase of Alpha Drive Morcellator & Single
Puncturescope
Bharat Vikas Parishad Supports education for all
Refurbishment of school for tribal children in
Mira Road (outskirts of Mumbai),
Maharashtra
Environment Support Initiatives - Tree plantation, awareness drives &
campaigns to promote ‘reduce, reuse and
recyle’ as three pillars of environmental
activities
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INR 8.82 crore has been invested under CSR programmes in FY17
and a further INR 4.22 crore in the pipeline, taking commitments to Rs.13.04 crore.
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Note: Map not as per
scale.
45%
17%
22%
7% 9%
Education Skill Development
Rural Development Financial Literacy
Others
CSR Spends & Reach FY17
Implementation Partners
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Flagship
Programmes
Other Key
Programmes
ConnectEd Technologies Yusuf Meherally
Centre (YMC)
For further information on DHFL’s CSR programmes and partnerships, write to [email protected]
Thank you
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