Sustainable Infrastructure  

Sustainable Infrastructure
Sustainable Infrastructure
Sustainable Infrastructure

We drive positive change by providing infrastructure-based solutions with new frontline services for environmental sustainability and community healthcare, we promote grassroot results to global problems in the communities we are a part of.

Embassy is a proud partner of TAICT’s (The Anonymous Indian Charitable Trust) Ecogram Waste Management Project, which aims to catalyse communities to develop and implement strategic infrastructure for sustainable environmental management.

In addition to our Bangalore Rural waste management initiatives, we also work to contribute to communities around our office parks through public space enhancement, clean-up drives that actively involve our Corporate communities, improving access to healthcare solutions and provision of improved basic amenities for sustained community transformation.

Testimonials

  • 80

    +Hotspots and 6 Government Schools Transformed and Upgraded

  • 101

    Under-flyover Pillars Transformed

  • 8

    Villages in North Bangalore from a Holistic Waste Management Program

  • 92

    %Waste Segregation Achieved

  • 93

    %of Patients at Sarvagna Health Care Institute Receive Free Dialysis Treatment

  • 10233

    Patients Received Free and Subsidized Consultations
Completed Initiatives

Public Spaces clean-up in Bangalore

80+ hotspots cleaned up and beautified around Embassy Manyata Business Park, Embassy TechVillage, Embassy International Riding School and Embassy GolfLinks

Installation of Segregated Garbage Bins in Bangalore Central Business District

In partnership with the BBMP, Embassy Group installed 24 segregated submersible garbage bins as part of a pilot project to provide adequate waste management infrastructure to citizens.

Sponsorship of Dr. Ramana Rao’s Free Village Clinic

Embassy has sponsored the operations of the clinic, construction of two rooms for drug storage and a tractor with a water tanker. Dr. Ramana Rao and his team treat over 1,200 patients from 350 villages in Bangalore North every Sunday at the clinic.

Sri Shankara Foundation Mobile Cancer Detection Unit

Donation of a mobile cancer detection unit, with the aim of serving the rural populations of Karnataka by assisting with early detection and other medical support.

Donated 2 Milk Vans for Akshaya Patra Mid-Day Meal Deliveries

Aligning with our efforts to focus on Health and nutrition, we donated 2 vans that allow for delivery of milk to 12,000 government school students daily as a part of the mid-day meal initiative

Transformation of 101 Under-flyover Pillars

Embassy partnered with the National Highways Authority of India to transform 101 pillars under the elevated road from Hebbal Flyover towards the Kempegowda International Airport Bangalore. The project was completed with an engagement activity that included Embassy’s senior management team, senior officials from NHAI and other dignitaries in painting murals on the pillars.

Initiatives in Progress

Collection of wet and dry waste in North Bangalore

With our NGO partner, TAICT, we have implemented a daily waste collection system along with a robust collection of waste awareness campaign in 8 of the villages in the Bettahalasuru Panchayat in North Bangalore. The plan is to continue to expand this program to the remaining 2 villages of the Panchayat and implement this template around Bangalore.

Sarvagna Dialysis Health Care Centre

Embassy Group funds for the Sarvagna Health Care Instituate which provides residents of slums and other urban poor with free dialysis and other subsidized health care.

EcoGram

Initiated in 2016, EcoGram is a Sustainable CSR project of Embassy Group in partnership with The Anonymous Indian Charitable Trust (TAICT) that jointly aims to create an ecologically sound replicable model Gram Panchayat to propagate sustainable waste, water and soil management. With current operations spread across 8 villages in the Bettahalasuru Panchayat, a 92% level of segregation and ethical disposal has been reached. To complement the solid waste management infrastructural solutions provided in the Panchayat, a strong emphasis is also placed on community engagement and awareness initiatives curated through women and children in the communities. Embassy is now expanding on its solutions to the current waste and water crisis facing Bangalore. The creation and completion of an Integrated Solid Waste Processing Centre, with a greater capacity for gathering and sorting waste, will enable the expansion of waste collection from the present 8 villages to 18 villages and neighbouring Panchayats.