Gurugram Rejuvenation Project - Col Prakash Tewari (Retd) Executive Director - CSR - DLF Foundation
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Gurugram Rejuvenation
Project
Col Prakash Tewari (Retd)
Executive Director – CSR
CSR Action Plan 2018-19
Budget (2018-19) DLF Limited RENTCO DEVCO DLF Foundation
9.75 Cr 24.28 Cr 0.31 Cr -
•The Budget for 2018-19 has been calculated based on the average of
2016-17 and 2017-18
•All of the above mentioned verticals have been suggested about the
CSR projects
•Based on the suggestions by the ED, each vertical is to prepare CSR
Project plan for 2018-19 which will be shared by the end of March with
Foundation
PROJECT PROPOSAL
Focused Execution
Play lead role Approach by through
Laying down
in sensitizing Recommendin Volunteering
Parameters of
various g the bodies or an
Smart City
stakeholders Organizational Outsourcing
set-up model
PLAN OF ACTION
1 2 3 4
Create awareness
Launch Social
on Role and Drive through Focus and Align all
Media Campaigns
Responsibilities of Media, Seminars, stakeholders
through
Government and Workshops, Public towards a
Awareness &
other Campaigns etc Common Vision
Advocacy
StakeholdersAPPROACH
Communication Financial
Digital
Partnership DLF
Influencers with Foundation
Government Catalyst
Advertising
Public Relations Corporates
MCG/HUDA located in
/Gov. Of Gurugram/
Content Marketing Haryana
Cyber CityImpact Perspective Air
Quality
Water:
Transformation of Najafgarh
Basin
Water
Mobility:
waste
Soft Infrastructure and Road
safety awareness programs
Mobility
Waste Management:
Centralized and Decentralized
Waste management Systems
Air Quality:
AQ Metering and data
assessment
Gurugram Rejuvenation ProjectGURUGRAM REJUVENATION PROJECT – Project Highlights
1. Launch of White Paper on “Transformation of Najafgarh Basin, as a reach out
activities to all the stakeholders for environmental policy development
2. Workshop on ‘Building Lives through sustainable mobility in Gurugram’.
3. Signing of the MoUs with AbInBev and Mobike on the issues of Road Safety and
Last Mile Connectivity.
4. Deployment of the technology and Decentralized waste management system, in
collaboration with Green Bandhu in the DLF Phase I, residential colonies.
5. Air Quality Monitoring and Data Assessment of the Monitors installed in the 4
locations in the DLF City.
6. Installation of the Water ATMs in Tikli Village, Gurugram
7. Biodiversity Mapping of Magnolias and nearby areas of the DLF City.
8. Completed 21 shows in the year 2018 (till April), in order to promote art and culture
through the program “Junoon” in various public spaces in DLF City.GURUGRAM REJUVENATION PROJECT – DELIVERABLES (2018-19)
Wetland
Air Quality Sustainable Mobility Waste Management Solar
Regeneration
•Data Assessment and •AbInBev: Formulation of •Units will be replicated •Solar •Declaration of
monitoring Working Group in other blocks in DLF street the wetland by
•Analyst is to be Committee City, similar to H-Block lights are the GMDA is being
appointed •Setting up unit for to be propose
•Publish •Identification of the Horticulture waste. installed in
Newsletters/weekly Crash zones and the •In compost unit, waste the
Updates on AQ Data black spots area. water recycling system identified
•6 additional monitors •Reach out Programmes is to be installed transit
are to be installed and Awareness •Pilot project for corridors
•Collaboration with programs for the installation of the STP
Chakr Foundation to targeted groups. for the neighbourhood
reduce PM 10 levels by •Drivers' Sensitization parks.
90% program
•Formation of online
portal for F&QsGURUGRAM REJUVENATION PROJECT – DELIVERABLES (2018-19)
Green and Blue Gurugram 2030 – Proposed Strategies for Workshop
1. Formulate models available for conservation
of the environment in an ecosystem, keeping
in view the topography and morphology of
the Gurugram City.
2. Strategy for Conservation and management of
the forest and Water Bodies
3. Strategy for Protection of the Forest and
Water Bodies
4. Strategy for Restoration of the Forest and
Water Bodies
5. Strategy for Pollution Controls: Air and
Environment
Source: Mapping done by INTACH for Green and Blue GurugramSEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED •Invitation by the PMO, Meeting to be held on 22nd March 2018 •Rising India Summit, 17th March 2018 •Annual Conclave on Shaping India’s Urban Agenda, 14th March 2018 •One-day workshop on interactions with NGOs, Citizens and Civil Society – Air Pollution, MOEFCC, 21st February 2018 •Key note speaker in Strategic CSR and Sustainability Summit, Mumbai, 19th and 20th December 2017 •Panel Discussion and Key note speech at LSR in LGBTQ+ communities, 12th January 2018 •Promoting Holistic dialogue on effective development corporation, India Islamic centre, 29th January 2018 •Smart and Affordable environmental monitoring conclave, Tejara, Rajasthan, 5th and 6th February 2018 •Science and Tech Education for better India, 8th March 2018 •Start Republic 2018, Collaborative development for Smart cities, 15th February 2018 •Leveraging CSR contribution for supporting StartUp and social enterprise •Infrastructure through lens on sustainability, IILM, 16th February 2018 •Industry stakes in achieving SDG 3, Good Health and well being •Corporate social and environmental sustainability
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