corporate social responsibility
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KIJASKI is committed to influencing several facets of human existence. And via sustainable growth, we have set out on a road of social transformation over the years, committed to the cause of our future and future generations. Our CSR initiatives centre on eight solid pillars, including health and nutrition, education, skill development, sanitization, healthcare, the environment, heritage conservation, and other humanitarian causes, with children at their core. Based on these pillars, the majority of our CSR initiatives focus on enhancing the quality of life in the areas in which we do business..
Forests are a crucial component of our ecosystem because they support and cultivate biodiversity, operate as a carbon sink, aid to balance the climate, and support economies. The biggest gift we can give to the next generation is to preserve nature. We plant trees in the area of town every year with the hope of creating a better, greener tomorrow.
We have entered into an MoU with Gujarat Pradesh Van Vikas limited for the period 2020 to 2025 wherein we are planting 10 thousands tree on an annual basis. More than 25 thousands trees planted in last two years. (register sr no.-28.311(A) on date 28-3-2020).
The entire project was The midday lunch was started in order to advance education. This made it easier to motivate both parents and children to go to school.
Our firm recycles scrap wood from its production facilities and turns it into tables and seats that are provided to schools in Anand, Vallabh Vidya Nager, and Surat in an effort to improve the school infrastructure. Around 800 tables and seats were provided by the company over the duration of the year. Additionally, we are giving recycled copies made from the waste paper produced at our manufacturing facilities to schoolchildren.
In order to promote education, Our company is supporting to “Bachchan organization” to provide financial assistance to needy students in the form of scholarship as well as creating infrastructure for the benefit of such students. To know more, please visit www.bachhpan.org
In a world where enough food is produced to feed everyone, 795 million people, or one in nine, still skip dinner every night. In addition, one in three persons is undernutrition
Eliminating hunger and undernutrition is one of our key areas, as directed by our ethos. In addition to causing suffering and poor health, the effects of insufficient or poor-quality food also restrict development in many other fields, such as work and education.
In 2020, We started looking into the causes of the lack of enough manpower in our plant’s surrounding locations. The study’s findings were heart-breaking since they indicated that kids from nearby villages did not attend school and instead worked on farms and other jobs to support their families. For the family, getting enough food, even twice a day, was really difficult. Children were undernutrition and weak, and the family would not even consider sending them to school. Over time, we came to see that supplying food may be the solution to this problem. We collaborated with
Gujarati government to offer lunch at public schools, serving more than 1200 pupils each day. A hospital with 80 beds is administered by the group firm, QRG Healthcare, in Vallabh Vidhya Nager.
The focus of Kijaski CSR initiatives has always been children and youth of the country. Contributing to the development of their future, we provide internship and short time courses at ceramic Skill Development Center at Morbi Gujarat plant . The facility would provide students access to cutting-edge tools to enhance their abilities and develop the country. The second metal casting manufacturing facility Skill Center has been launched at Rajkot, Gujarat.
College students may now run experiments and innovative projects at our R&D center.
To further strengthen the skill infrastructure, KIJASKI has collaboration with corporate entities such as, IIT Delhi , L&T , ACC, Indian Railway and Harvard business school Boston.
The way in which health services are provided, used, and have an impact on health outcomes is heavily influenced by health system of society As part of its CSR initiative, Kijaski has decided to establish a medical clinic with a pharmacy where everyone can receive free medication and receive consultation from doctors. More than 100 workers, employees, and neighbourhood villagers benefit from this and improve their health.
Thalassemia Major is a hereditary condition that frequently appears in childhood. The only available cure is “Bone Marrow Transplant.” The cost of a transplant is beyond the reach of most families. we started ” Get rid Thalassemia Campaign ” to aware more people and start blood donation camp to donate Thalassemia patients. In this journey we archived pinnacle of success. More than 200 people have joined this campaign and serving themselves as social workers. We are saving lives from thalassemia, and that is a sense of satisfaction and success.
When a crisis arises, we are always in the forefront. To help the flood victims in Kerala, our employees and buyers have given large sum of money. The company has generously contributed to society during various national and international calamities like the Earthquakes In Turkey, Europe-Windstorm, Assam Floods-India, and Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund, In times of national emergency, like as COVID-19, we have also offered assistance to local services like food-shades and clothes. During time in Gujarat and across India, we supplied savory food packets to more than 2lakh students and delivered more than 50thousands packaged dinners to the less fortunate.
Kijaski is aware of the importance of WASH (Water, Health, and Hygiene) in safeguarding the entire development of kids and their families. Our efforts to accomplish our goal of a world where all children attend schools that provide a secure, healthy, and pleasant environment for them to develop, learn, and flourish have led us to place a focus on WASH programmes in schools. Schools may enable and encourage changes in society by acting as strong change agents.
The following step in this manner was to educate teachers and students on the value of WASH. In addition to providing seminars for kids, we also provided them for teachers so they could inform parents and the general public about the value of sanitation, cleanliness, and hygiene in particular.
By implementing behavior modification workshops, it is hoped that young children would establish healthy hygiene practices. Children benefit from engaging in activities such as songs, wall paintings, rhymes, quizzes, and painting contests because they better comprehend concepts, are able to
communicate them to their parents, and result in beneficial changes for the family. As a result of the involvement of teachers, parents and the general public may get education.
Every nation is proud of its heritage. Therefore, it is the duty of every citizen to show careful attention for their legacy. When it comes to being socially responsible, future generations have always been on our minds. We are aware of the necessity of preserving our legacy and transferring it to the following generations in the finest form.
Surat Castle (Gujarat-India.)
On the banks of the river Tapi, Sultan Mahmood III constructed the “Killa” in 1546. The Portuguese architectural style is evident in the bastions. Utilizing conventional methods like iron strips and molten iron, the fort was built using Rajula and Basalt stone. The fort, however, eventually needed conservation, restoration, and repair. A detailed work plan was carried out to preserve the fort, which restored the castle’s original glory. It’s interesting that the fort contains Islamic architecture with historical layers from the Dutch and British.Authenticity, minimal intervention, and preservation of the ancient structures were all carefully considered. Tourists may now access the castle’s entry.
Kijaski support for the conservation of 16th century “killa” is the first instance of a national monument conserved with CSR intervention. Completion of conservation works at Killa on dated 17th Nov. 2021 & HTIC have been marked by kijaski and also, providing for clading tiles of the monument, thus defining the skyline for an important heritage zone.
