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    CSR Activities of HUL

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    HUL engages in extensive CSR activities through its trust, Hindustan Unilever Vitality Foundation. It focuses on community welfare, disaster relief, education, employee welfare, environment, healthcare, poverty eradication, rural development, and vocational training. Some of HUL's major CSR programs include Greening Barrens for water conservation, Shakti to empower rural women, health and hygiene education programs, economic empowerment of women, and supporting special education for children with disabilities through initiatives like Asha Daan, Ankur, Kappagam, and Anbagam.

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    HUL engages in extensive CSR activities through its trust, Hindustan Unilever Vitality Foundation. It focuses on community welfare, disaster relief, education, employee welfare, environment, healthcare, poverty eradication, rural development, and vocational training. Some of HUL's major CSR programs include Greening Barrens for water conservation, Shakti to empower rural women, health and hygiene education programs, economic empowerment of women, and supporting special education for children with disabilities through initiatives like Asha Daan, Ankur, Kappagam, and Anbagam.

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    HUL engages in extensive CSR activities through its trust, Hindustan Unilever Vitality Foundation. It focuses on community welfare, disaster relief, education, employee welfare, environment, healthcare, poverty eradication, rural development, and vocational training. Some of HUL's major CSR programs include Greening Barrens for water conservation, Shakti to empower rural women, health and hygiene education programs, economic empowerment of women, and supporting special education for children with disabilities through initiatives like Asha Daan, Ankur, Kappagam, and Anbagam.

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    HUL engages in extensive CSR activities through its trust, Hindustan Unilever Vitality Foundation. It focuses on community welfare, disaster relief, education, employee welfare, environment, healthcare, poverty eradication, rural development, and vocational training. Some of HUL's major CSR programs include Greening Barrens for water conservation, Shakti to empower rural women, health and hygiene education programs, economic empowerment of women, and supporting special education for children with disabilities through initiatives like Asha Daan, Ankur, Kappagam, and Anbagam.

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    CSR activities of HUL

    Industry Sector: FMCG


    Products/Services: Food brands; Homecare Brands; Personal Brands; and Water
    Purifier Brand
    CSR Activities: Trust/Foundation of CSR – Hindustan Uniliver Vitality Foundation
    CSR Areas:
    1. Community Welfare;
    2. Disaster Relief;
    3.Education;
    4. Employee Welfare;
    5. Environment;
    6. Healthcare;
    7. Poverty Eradication;
    8. Rural Development; and . Vocational Training.

    Some of the major CSR activities of HUL are as follows


    1. Greening Barrens (Water Conservation & Harvesting)

    It has 2 main objectives:

    a) To reduce water consumption in its own operations and generate sub-soil water
    tables at its own sites through the principles of 5R – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover
    & Renew.
    b) Help adjacent villages to implement appropriate models of watershed
    development.

    2. Shakti – Changing Lives in Rural India


    Shakti is HUL’s rural initiative, which targets small villages with population of less
    than 2000. It seeks to empower under privileged rural women by providing income-
    generating opportunities, health & hygiene education through Shakti Vani program
    and creating access to relevant information through the Shakti Community Portal.

    3. Health & Hygiene Education

    Lifebuoy Swastya Chetna is a rural health and hygiene initiative, started in 2002, was
    initiated in media dark villages in UP, MP. Bihar, WB, Maharashtra aand Orissa for
    spreading awareness about washing hands with Lifebuoy soap.

    4. Economic Empowerment of Women

    The Fair & Lovely Foundation is HUL’s initiative which aims at economic
    empowerment of women across India. It aims to achieve this through providing
    information, resources, inputs and support in the areas of education, career and
    enterprise.

    5. Special Education & Rehabilitation

    Under the Happy Home initiative, HUL supports special education and rehabilitation
    of children with challenges.
    a) Asha Daan: Initiated in 1976, HUL supported Mother Teresa and Missionaries in
    Charity to set up a home in Mumbai for abandoned, challenged children and the
    destitute.
    b) Ankur: In 1993, HUL’s Doom Dooma Plantation Division set up Ankur for special
    education of challenged children aged between 5 and 15 years. Ankur provides
    educational. Vocational and recreational activities to over 35 children with range of
    challenges like hearing or sight impairment, polio, cerebral palsy and several learning
    difficulties.
    c) Kappagam: Encouraged by Ankur’s success Kappagam (Shelter), the second center
    for special education of challenged children, was set up in 1998 on HUL Plantations
    in South India. It has 17 children.. The focus is same as that of Ankur.
    d) Anbagam: This is another day care center (Center of Love), which was started in
    2003 in south India plantations. It takes care of 11 children. Besides medical care and
    meals, they too are being taught skills such that they can become self-reliant and
    pursue elementary studies.

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