ONGC CSR Final

8/12/2019 ONGC CSR Final

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CORPORATE

SOCIAL

RESPONSIBILITY

OIL AND NATURAL GAS

CORPORATION

LIMITED(ONGC)

INDIAN ESSENCE, GLOBAL PRESENCE

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Abstract:

This project aims to offer a preliminary case study exploration of the Corporate

Social Responsibility (CSR) issues being addressed and reported by i!hil "imaye the

researcher#

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the commitment of business to

contribute to sustainable economic de$elopment% &or!ing &ith employees% their families%

the local community and society at large to impro$e 'uality of life% in &ays that are both

good for business and good for de$elopment#

lthough the contemporary CSR agenda is maturing% the term CSR has not yet

ta!en hold &ithin many public sector agencies% either in industrial or de$eloping

countries# e& go$ernment initiati$es ha$e been underta!en explicitly as pro*CSR

initiati$es but nonetheless many ha$e contributed effecti$ely to the promotion of greater

social responsibility#

There is a significant opportunity for public sector bodies in de$eloping countries

to harness current enthusiasm for CSR alongside !ey public policy goals and priorities

to encourage deli$ery of results in both respects#

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bstract +c!no&ledgement 7

.xecuti$e Summary 8

Certificate of ppro$al 9

Chapter*1 4ntroduction to :il and 3as 4ndustry ;**=F to +77#9F mmtoe in +=11*1+#

s per the ?- Statistical Re$ie& of 0orld .nergy% +==;% 4ndias primary

commercial energy consumption (including coal% oil and gas) &as 8+7 mmtoe in +==;%

ma!ing it the fourth largest consumer in the &orld &ith a four per cent share of the global

primary commercial energy consumption# The primary commercial energy consumption

in 4ndia gre& at a compound annual gro&th rate (C3R) of 8#9 per cent during 1 to 77#*=F#

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4ndia is emerging as the global hub for oil refining as it enjoys competiti$e cost

ad$antage% &ith capital costs lo&er by as much as +9 to 9= per cent o$er other sian

countries#

lready% the fifth largest country in the &orld in terms of refining capacity (up from

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R"ta! S"ctor

The surge in automobile sales has led to significant in$estments being made to

de$elop and expand the petroleum retail mar!et# ccording to DS*based consultancy

@eystone% automobile sales &hich number about a million $ehicles is li!ely to gro& to

about += million a year by +=7=% ma!ing 4ndia% the third largest automobile mar!et in the

&orld#

Conse'uently% many companies ha$e stepped up in$estments to expand their

retail net&or!# or example% 4ndian :il Corporation (4:C)% ?harat -etroleum

Corporation (?-C") and industan -etroleum Corporation (-C") together are planning

to open o$er 7%=== retail outlets this financial year as against +%=== outlets opened last

year# Similarly% Reliance plans to build ;%=== ser$ices stations#

Gas

3as demand in 4ndia is dominated by the po&er and fertili/er sectors &hich

account for ;; per cent of the current consumption# 4n +==;% the total gas demand &as

estimated to be 19+ million standard cubic metres per day (,,SC,2)# The gas demand

is projected to gro& at a C3R of F#; per cent during +==>*=F to +=1;*1> to reach a

le$el of 7+= mmscmd% &hich is more than double the existing demand% according to a

report by .rnst J Koung titled 4ndian atural 3as Sector# Significantly% the share of

natural gas in the o$erall fuel mix is expected to increase from F per cent in +==; to +=

per cent by +=+9#

.ncouraged by this scenario% a number of players ha$e e$inced a !een interest in

laying pipelines in the domestic mar!et to supply gas to the consumers# or example%

3ujarat State -etronet "td plans to connect all +9 districts of the state &ith +%+==*

!ilometre high pressure gas pipeline laid do&n across the state# Reliance 4ndustries plans

to in$est bet&een DSE 9#89 billion to DSE ;#98 billion o$er the next three years to lay a

1=%=== !m pipeline grid that co$ers main gas transport trun! lines supplemented by spur

lines crisscrossing the country#

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C-at"r 0:

Intro#'cton to O! an# Nat'ra! Gas Cororaton

L%t"# (ONGC)

1son an# Msson

:3CBs $ision and mission reflect :3CBs commitment to ,illennium

2e$elopment 3oals by focusing on health% safety and en$ironment and to enrich the

'uality of community life# urther% :3C is aligned to imbibe high standards of business

ethics and organisational $alues% foster a culture of trust% openness and mutual concern to

ma!e &or!ing a stimulating and challenging experience for :3Cians and stri$e for

$alue addition for all its sta!eholders# :3C belie$es in action and stri$es to deli$er the

desired results under the follo&ing principles of 3lobal Compact#

?usiness should support and respect the protection of internationally

proclaimed human rights#

?usiness should ensure that they are not complicit in human rights abuses#

?usiness should uphold the freedom of association and the effecti$e

recognition of the right to collecti$e bargaining#

?usiness should support the elimination of all forms of forced and compulsory

labour#

?usiness should support the effecti$e abolition of child labour#

?usiness should support the elimination of discrimination in respect of

employment and occupation#

?usiness should support a precautionary approach to en$ironmental

challenges#

?usiness should underta!e initiati$es to promote greater en$ironmental

responsibility#

?usiness should encourage the de$elopment and diffusion of en$ironmentally

friendly technologies#

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?usiness should &or! against corruption in all its forms% including extortion

and bribery#

Abo't t-" co%an*:

@esha$a 2e$a ,ala$iya* realised the importance of an indigenous petroleum

industry in 4ndia and laid the foundation of :3C in august 1


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Back$ro'n# an# /stor*

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2uring the pre*independence period% the ssam :il Company in the northeastern

and ttoc! :il company in north&estern part of the undi$ided 4ndia &ere the only oil

companies producing oil in the country% &ith minimal exploration input# The major part

of 4ndian sedimentary basins &as deemed to be unfit for de$elopment of oil and gas

resources#

fter independence% the national 3o$ernment reali/ed the importance oil and gas

for rapid industrial de$elopment and its strategic role in defense# Conse'uently% &hile

framing the 4ndustrial -olicy Statement of 1


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those countries and to facilitate the training of 4ndian professionals for exploring potential

oil and gas reser$es# oreign experts from DS% 0est 3ermany% Romania and erst&hile

D#S#S#R $isited 4ndia and helped the go$ernment &ith their expertise# inally% the $isiting

So$iet experts dre& up a detailed plan for geological and geophysical sur$eys and

drilling operations to be carried out in the +nd i$e Kear -lan (1 to 1


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:3C &ent offshore in early >=s and disco$ered a giant oil field in the form of

?ombay igh% no& !no&n as ,umbai igh# This disco$ery% along &ith subse'uent

disco$eries of huge oil and gas fields in 0estern offshore changed the oil scenario of the

country# Subse'uently% o$er 9 billion tonnes of hydrocarbons% &hich &ere present in the

country% &ere disco$ered# The most important contribution of :3C% ho&e$er% is its

self*reliance and de$elopment of core competence in .J- acti$ities at a globally

competiti$e le$el#

A+t"r .227

The liberali/ed economic policy% adopted by the 3o$ernment of 4ndia in Guly

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"td# (:I")# :3C has made major in$estments in Iietnam% Sa!halin and Sudan and

earned its first hydrocarbon re$enue from its in$estment in Iietnam#

S/ARE/OLDING PATTERN

Shareholding 2istribution s :n uarter .nding September 7=% +==F:ctober 1>% +==F

DETAILS O9 PERSONSENTITIES /OLDING .; OR MORE

S/ARES AS ON SEPTEMBER 8=%;>7 >8#18 4ndian -romoter

4ndian :il Corporation"td# 1;8%8F=%F9> >#;< :ther 3o$t# Company

3as uthority of 4ndia"td#

91%8==%+;> +#8= :ther 3o$t# Company

"ife 4nsuranceCorporation of 4ndia

9+%=F8%;8> +#88 4nsurance Company

DISTRIBUTION O9 S/ARE/OLDING AS ON >UARTER ENDING

SEPTEMBER 8=%;>7 >8#18

* oreign -romoters 4" **

* -ersons cting in Concert 4" **

S'b Tota! .,@=@,437,64< 438.3

B8 Non5Pro%ot"rs /o!#n$

08 Instt'tona! In"stors

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on*3o$t# 4nstitutions)

c# 44s 17;%>=F%> ;#7;+#7 ,illion ,etric Tonnes (,,T) of crude and 88=#>

?illion Cubic ,eters (?C,) of atural 3as% from 119 fields#

In#a?s Most 1a!'ab!" Co%an*

?iggest 0ealth Creator &ard for the period +===*+==; instituted by ,Ls

,otilal :s&al Securities "td#% third time in a ro&8

Ran!ed as the most respected Company in -SD Category in the +==; ?usiness

0orld Sur$ey% &ith 17th position in the league of the most respected 4ndian

Corporate# Tops the ?usiness 4ndia Super 1== list (among +F8 4ndian Companies

ha$ing Sales in excess of Rs# 9== Crore)% based on Sales% -rofit fter Tax (-T)%

et ixed ssets and ,ar!et Capitali/ation (2ec +==;)#

Topped the $isibility metrics in 4ndian :il and 3as Sectorand theonly -SD in the

top 1=list of 4ndian Corporate ne&sma!ers8,oodyBs 4n$estor Ser$icesa&arded

thehighest*e$er Credit Ratingfor an 4ndian Corporate ?aa1 (indicati$e oreign

Currency debt rating)# CR4S4" and 4CR also reaffirmed :3C the highest

credit rating of and "respecti$ely#

Pon""rn$ E++orts

:3C is the only fully5integrated petroleum company in 4ndia% operating along

the entire hydrocarbon $alue chainO

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olds largest share of hydrocarbon acreages in 4ndia# Contributes o$er >F

percent of 4ndianBs oil and gas production#

bout one tenth of 4ndian refining capacity#

Created a record of sorts by turning ,angalore Refinery and -etrochemicals

"imited around from being a stretcher case for referral to ?4R to the ?S.

Top 7=% &ithin a year# 4nterests in "3 and product transportation business#

Co%"tt" Str"n$t-

ll crudes are s&eet and most (>;P) are light% &ith sulphur percentage ranging

from =#=+*=#1=% -4 gra$ity range +;*8; and hence attract a premium in the mar!et#

Strong intellectual property base% information% !no&ledge% s!ills and experience#

,aximum number of .xploration "icenses% including competiti$e ."- rounds#

:3C o&ns and operates more than 19=== !ilometers of pipelines in 4ndia%

including nearly 7F== !ilometers of sub*sea pipelines#

o other company in 4ndia operates e$en 9= per cent of this route length#

Strat"$c 1son: 077.50707

To focus on core business of .J-% :3C has set strategic objecti$es ofO

2oubling reser$es (i#e# accreting ; billion tones of ::.3)#

4mpro$ing a$erage reco$ery from +F per cent to 8= per cent#

Tie*up += ,,T- of e'uity ydrocarbon from abroad#

The focus of management &ill be to monetise the assets as &ell as to assetsB the money#

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So'rcn$ E't* O! Abroa#

:3CBs o$erseas arm :3C Iidesh "imited (:I")% has laid strong foothold in

a number of lucrati$e acreages% some of them against stiff competition from international

oil majors#

:I"Bs projects are spread out in Iietnam% Russia% Sudan% 4ra'% 4ran% "ibya%

,yanmar% Syria% atar% .gypt% Cuba% igeria Sao Tome -rincipe% ?ra/il% igeria and

Columbia# 4t is further pursuing :il and gas exploration bloc!s in $arious oil and gas rich

countries#

2uring +==;*=>% :I" has ac'uired sta!es in < -rojects in ; Countries% out of

&hich ; -rojects &ere ac'uired through participation in bidding rounds and 7

from the existing concession holders#

Sa!hlalin*1 project in Russia commenced export of crude oil from September

+==; and pea! production of +9=%=== bopd &as achie$ed in ,arch +==>#Crude

:il production from ?loc! 9 in Sudan commenced in ,ay +==;#

Consortium of ?loc!s *1 and *7 in ,yanmar made gas disco$eries#

Consortium of orth Ramadan ?loc! in .gypt made :il disco$ery#

:I" Currently has participation in +< .J- -rojects in 19 Countries#

:ut of the existing +< -rojects% :I" is :perator in 18 -rojects and Goint

:perator in + -rojects in < Countries#

:I"Bs share in production of oil and oil*e'ui$alent gas (::.3)% together &ith

its &holly o&ned subsidiaries :3C ile 3anga ?I and :3C ma/on

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9ront"rs o+ T"c-no!o$*

State*of*the*art seismic data ac'uisition% processing and interpretation facilities#

Dses one of the Top Ten Iirtual Reality 4nterpretation facilities in the &orld#

lliances &ith Transocean% Schlumberger% alliburton and ?a!er ughes% 4-R%

-etro bras% ors!% .4% Shell#

:ne of the biggest .R- implementations in the sia

B"st n C!ass In+rastr'ct'r" an# 9ac!t"s

:3CBs success rate is at par &ith the global norm and is ele$ating its

operations to the best in class le$el% &ith the moderni/ation of its fleet of

drilling rigs and related e'uipment#

:3C has adopted ?est*in*class business practices for moderni/ation%

expansion and integration of all 4nfo*com systems#

Ons-or"

-roduction 4nstallationsO * +8=

-ipeline et&or! (!m) O* 19%F==

2rilling Rigs O* >=

0or! :$er rigs O* >8

Seismic Dnits O* +

0ell*cum*-rocess -latforms O* 7+

-rocess -latforms O* 17

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indirectly dependent on the handloom business# :thers ma!e beedis (local cigarettes

using tobacco leaf) and earn dismally lo& &ages# Chanderi textiles &ere patroni/ed

initially by the ,ughals in the >th century 2# The elegance of the soft Chanderi colours

lies in their constant reference to nature# The magic is in &arp and &eft * taana and baana#

The sil! yarn is largely imported Chinese or @oreanQ the cottons procured from

Coimbatore and Gaipur# 0ea$ing is performed by one or t&o s!illed &or!ers of the same

family# The looms are traditional pit looms &ith thro& shuttle# Chanderi brocades ha$e

been the pride of 4ndian craft and are much appreciated &ithin 4ndia and the &orld o$er#

The delicate fabric &ith intricate ethnic motifs% hand &o$en into the material are

a$ailable in a $ariety of items li!e saris% dress material% ladies stoles% table cloths% cushion

co$ers and table nap!ins# :bjecti$e of the projectO 4n$asion of the business by

exploitati$e traders created a huge economic gap bet&een the &ea$ers and traders# The

&ea$ers lac!ed the resources to buy and store ra& material% create and circulate samples

of products besides lac!ing !no&*ho& about designing and mar!et opportunities# e&

contemporary designers &or!ed on the fabric and Chanderi lost out as a fabric for the

fashion conscious buyer# The &ea$ing community also began to suffer as the traders and

moneylenders cornered all profits and paid $ery little &ages# t their mercy% the &ea$ers

&ere resigned to bondage# 2etails of selection of target populationO 0ea$ers faced

follo&ing constraintsO

2iminishing demand of the handloom products* 2ue to lac! of designs &hich

&ere not $ery appealing and &ere $ery

Stereotyped#

"ac! of mar!eting support

"ac! of guidance

"ac! of infrastructure

4lliterate% innocent beneficiaries#

"ac! of institutional buyers

"ac! of ne& designs for the product

"ac! of product inno$ations

"ac! of modern manufacturing processes

uality of the product going do&n

"ac! of credit facilities(producti$e and consumpti$e)

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Seasonal nature of &or!

4n this $ulnerable time% 7= odd &ea$ers came together to form ?un!ar Ii!as Sanstha

(?IS)% a S3 under the aegis of Dnited ations 4ndustrial 2e$elopment :rganisation#

0ea$ers no& had their o&n organisation to address their problems on long term basis in

self sustainable manner# ?IS &as established in +==8 as an apex body of 17 Self elp

3roups of 11< &ea$ers of Chanderi handloom &ith an objecti$e of economic and social

empo&erment of the &ea$er community# 4mplementation of the projectO Considering the

re'uest from ?IS appeared doubtful for acceptance by :3C% as the $illage Chanderi

does not come under :3C#s operational area# o&e$er% on careful scrutiny% it &as

obser$ed that assisting a project focused on preser$ing 4ndian heritage and

mainstreaming the poor &ea$ers (comprising of mainly poor &omen from minority

community) to&ards sustainable de$elopment &ould be an ideal CSR 4nitiati$e# This &as

follo&ed by mar!et sur$ey and other correspondences to ascertain the sustainability of

the project# 4t &as learnt that the hand &o$en fabric &as gradually a dying art as mill

&o$en textiles had s&amped the mar!et and needed support to become self*sustainable#

:3C joined this fledgling mo$ement &ith a corpus fund# The &ea$ers used this much

needed money to buy ra& material# The &ea$ers &ere exposed to exhibitions and

traditional fairs# They &ere the ne& entrepreneurs# rmed &ith expertise% they created

modern elegant designs and mar!eted the heritage art inno$ati$ely# -ranpur% another

$illage in neighbourhood% &ith about +9= functional looms approached ?IS to recreate

the success story of Chanderi# To ta!e this initiati$e further% :3C supported ?IS once

again &ith seed money for the micro*finance acti$ities# Today ;= Self elp 3roups are

engaged in microfinance acti$ities by practicing regular sa$ings and inter*lending to

members# This &as follo&ed up &ith an support to ?IS for purchasing a land to establish

an 2ying and RJ2 Centre# .xtent and role of the communitiesO -resently there are 7===

acti$e looms in Chanderi and &omen play a substantial role in the production process#

This heritage craft pro$ides employment to 1F%=== inhabitants# The traditional

&ood&or!er still ma!es the looms and repairs them# -reparatory &or! is carried out in

the narro&est lanes &ith the family members pitching in# Iarious 3o$ernment agencies

both at State and Central "e$el are acti$ely in$ol$ed in protection of the trade at

Chanderi#

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En!st%"nt o+ Trba! Ar"as

4n the tribal areas at ?astar% the thrust area of :3C 0estern :ffshore Dnit%

,umbaiBs special CSR initiati$e &as the eradication of sic!le cell anemia and

nutrition of children# or this% it aligned &ith ?hartiya @ushtha i$ara! Sanstha

(?@S)% T. 3: formed by former :3Cians#

ONGC Ca'"r* Ass"t Pro$ra%%"

The :3C Cau$ery sset% @arai!al in Southern part of 4ndia organi/ed rtificial

"imb Camp in the year +==; in association &ith Rotary Club% @arai!al# The ?ase

:ffice of Cau$ery sset is situated in @arai!al% &hich falls in the Dnion Territory

of -uducherry# The nearest &ell*e'uipped ospital is 7== @m a&ay from

@arai!al# 2ue to po$erty% the polio affected persons and accident $ictims are not

able to get artificial limbs#

Rotar* C!'b Intat"s

2uring last t&o years% the Rotary Club has carried out project named Roataplast

for correcti$e surgery for cleft lip palates# ,ore than 1== patients per year are

getting benefits# ,edical professionals and paramedical staff from Dnited States

and other countries attended project# :3C has supported this initiati$e during

last year% :3C ,ahila SamitiQ the &i$esB association of :3C employees% in

association &ith Rotary Club of @arai!al conducted free earing id Camp in the

premises of :3C# undreds of patients benefited out of this camp#

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The Thalassemia Society of 4ndia# @ol!ata% approached :3C &ith a project for

pro$iding e'uipment called lisa 0asher% &hich is used for carrying out $arious

pathological tests &hich are crucial for treatment of Thalassemia patients# The

project &as ta!en up because Thalassemia% as &e all !no&% is a dreaded genetic

blood disorder and is truly a social concern# Thalassemia affected patients%

particularly children% &ere beneficiaries# :n an a$erage about 1F== Thalassemia

affected patients &ill be benefited e$ery year out of this one lisa 0asher#

.'uipment pro$ided by :3C# Thalassemia affected patients% particularly

children% &ere the beneficiaries# The Thalassemia Society of 4ndia purchased and

installed the lisa 0asher instrument in the last &ee! of Ganuary% +==F and up to

+=#=7#+==F% as per report recei$ed from them% about 7== blood samples of

Thalassemia affected patients mainly children ha$e been tested# So on an a$erage

about 1F== Thalassemia affected patients &ill be benefited e$ery year out of this

one lisa 0asher e'uipment pro$ided by :3C# The Thalassemia Society of

4ndia is located at @ol!ata &here all :3C installations are presently located

including the ead'uarters of C?,2- J ,? ?asin# 2octors and experts from

the Society ha$e made number of presentations and a&areness campaign for the

employees of :3C and their &ards &hich is considered to be $ery helpful and

appreciated by one and all# CSR team also $isited the 4nstitute number of times

and found that the beneficiaries are mainly from the families of ha$e*nots &ho

cannot afford expensi$e treatment of Thalassemia from pri$ate health institutions#

or poor people and slum d&ellers of @ol!ata% this Society is doing yeomanBs

ser$ice in the field of eradication of a disease% &hich is affecting large number of

people of the society# 0or!ing of this particular organi/ation and also that of

some other similar organi/ations are being closely monitored by :3C so that

the maximum benefit reaches the marginalised#

:3C as an organi/ation has partnered an initiati$e &ith its retired employees at

2ehradun to render ser$ice to the poorest of poor and needy# The retired

employees formed the "ife Care Society an 3: meant for ser$ing the under*

pri$ileged by reaching out to the people in the hinterland of Dttara!hand# The

Society o&es its birth to :3C and &ee!ly medical camps organi/ed for the

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needy# .$ery $illage has been gi$en a doctor% &ho is plying a $ery significant

role by treating patients &ith different !inds of ailments pertaining to eye% dental

and other chronic ailments# -ondha% ?ansi&ala% @arbari and Sherpur are some of

the $illages &here the Society is &or!ing pro*acti$ely# :3C has been $ery

supporti$e to "ife Care Society since its inception# ot only does :3C pro$ide

financial aids but also the entire infrastructure of :3C is made a$ailable to "ife

Care Society#

Roork"" Sc-oo! +or t-" D"a+

4t is the first school for the deaf in 4ndia located on the campus of a hi*tech

institute# 44T Roor!ee and managed by its faculty and experts# The school has an

excellent tam of highly 'ualified% trained and dedicated teachers# Some of &hom

ha$e been trained in the best of the training institutes in 4ndia and abroad# The school

for the 2eaf is run and managed by 44T Roor!ee# ,ostly the faculty members of 44T

Roor!ee are the members of the management committee and at the same time are

rendering their ser$ices $oluntarily to run the school as a community supported

model &herein donations from indi$iduals and organi/ations in both cash and !ind

mainly to meet the expanses of the school# :3C impressed and inspired by the

$oluntary ser$ices of the faculty members decided to support this noble initiati$e of

44T Roor!ee by extending a grant# The school is trying to educate and trained the

deaf children of Roor!ee and se$eral other $illages L to&n around Roor!ee# They are

trying to train them in all the independent li$ing s!ills &hich they re'uire to lead a

normal health life# The school underta!es the follo&ing acti$ities for the deafO

+= modern e'uipment scientific approaches# :-% "C2 projector% computers%

4nternet% TILICR% camera and associated soft&are#

Speech therapy in addition to the normal speech and auditory training e'uipment%

the school also has the latest computer aided speech de$elopment system#

Research based model# Students and faculty of 44T acti$ely underta!e RJ2

acti$ities for the benefit of the deaf children such as de$elopment of assisti$e

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de$ices educational technology% teaching aids and soft&are etc# :3C extended

the support to create the infrastructure for a more useful learning en$ironment on

scientific lines li!e installation of modern computers and accessories &ith the

re'uisite soft&are#

Mob!" B!oo# Donaton 1an

Support from :3C has been sought for a fully e'uipped mobile blood donation

$an &ith the purpose of the blood ban! reaching the donors rather than donors going

to&ards them# Rotary Club in 2elhi has set up a state*of*the*art $oluntary blood ban!

at a cost of Rs# ;#= crores to pro$ide safe blood to the needy people at a meagre

processing charge# The blood ban! is housed in a fi$e story centrally air conditioned

building pro$iding nearly 99=== units of blood e$ery year# The Rotary Club earlier

had a mobile $an for blood donation and has been utili/ing the existing $an

extensi$ely by organi/ing a number of blood donation camps# Till date more than

7+= blood donation camps in and around 2elhi ha$e been organised# The present

$ehicle% &hich &as ac'uired six years ago has been rendered unser$iceable% hence%

the re'uest for a ne& $ehicle has been recei$ed by :3C# s :3C focuses on

healthcare under its CSR% it has been supporting a number of hospitals% mobile $ans%

primary health centres and medical camps# :3C decided to collaborate &ith

Rotary% &hich is a reputed organi/ation and they are rendering yeomen ser$ices to

the marginali/ed by pro$iding the blood to the poor and needy at a meagre

processing charge# ence% :3C felt it appropriate to pro$ide this e'uipped $ehicle

for helping them to collect blood from $arious donorBs by reaching them directly at

their place of their stay#

Shraddha Rehabilitation oundation is an 3: dealing &ith the problem of the

mentally ill Road side destitute# Shraddha is a humane experiment% perhaps the

only one of its !ind in 4ndia% pro$iding treatment% custodial care and rehabilitation

to a neglected group of mentally*ill roadside destitute and reuniting them &ith

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their lost families# 4t is a combination approach that marries medication%

inno$ati$e psychosocial inter$ention and occupational engagement# :3C has

supported this project by pro$iding 1== beds to the mentally ill road*side destitute

so as to pro$ide some comfort to these destitute along &ith a 2iesel 3enerator for

use during po&er cuts# t present there are about ;=*;9 destitute in the

rehabilitation centre% it is understood that in the city of ,umbai there are around

9== such road*side destitute aimlessly roaming in the metropolis of ,umbai#

Such a project can help the society and the nation at large# Shraddha

Rehabilitation oundation is an 3: dealing &ith the problem of the mentally ill

roadside destitute# :3C has supported this project by pro$iding 1== beds to the

mentally ill road*side destitute so as to pro$ide some comforts to these destitute

along &ith 2iesel 3enerator for use during po&er cuts#

ealth care being one of :3CBs areas of concern% it has supported a major

initiati$e ta!en to fight cancer# Silchar% located in Southern part of ssam state

and surrounded by ,i/oram% Tripura% parts of ,anipur and ,eghalaya in the

orth .astern Region of 4ndia has been also on the 0orld map for its inhabitants

being susceptible to the dreaded disease cancer# The unfortunate people of this

region &ho get afflicted by cancer can hardly afford to a$ail the treatment at

2elhi% ,umbai% Iellore and other metro cities of the country# 4n the light of

abo$e problems% a group of social acti$ists dra&n from di$erse professions

formed the Cachar Cancer ospital Society in 19;9 :-2 patients % distribution of

medicines to +7=7+ patientsQ distribution of spectacles% dar! glasses to 1+=F7

patientsQ identification of 9=>+ patients &ith cataract and cataract operations

(4:") performed on 819+ patients#

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distributed artificial limbs# ?eneficiaries of the Camp &ere mostly from the

operational districts of Cau$ery sset% @arai!al# The list of beneficiaries &as

screened and finali/ed by Rotary Club in association &ith :3C# The Camp

pro$ided 1>9 callipersL Gaipur foot to 119 nos# of needy and do&ntroddenpeople in

and around @arai!al% &ho could not afford to spend money for the same# The sset

organi/ed another Camp &ith the association of Rotary Club &herein 1;> callipersL

Gaipur foot and crutches &ere pro$ided to nos# of persons from 1+ to 1> thebruary

+==F# 2uring last t&o years% the Rotary Club has carried out project named

Roataplast for correcti$e surgery for cleft lip palates# ,ore than 1== patients per year

are getting benefits# ,edical professionals and paramedical staff from Dnited States

and other countries attend the project# :3C has supported this initiati$e during last

year% :3C ,ahila Samiti% the 0i$es ssociation of :3C employees% in

association &ith Rotary Club of @arai!al conducted free earing id Camp in the

premises of :3C# undreds of patients benefitted out of this camp#

S'ortn$ Entr"r"n"'rs- ProH"cts

:3C% Chennai in$ited a proposal for supporting an .ntrepreneurship project from

2istrict Collector% Tiru$arur# e proposed that :3C can pro$ide support to the @urinji

0omen Self elp 3roup% -anayur -anchayat% @ottur ?loc!% Tiru$arur 2istrict% and

Tamil adu# This S3 produces Coir from the locally a$ailable coconut ibres and

mar!eting# :3C supported 19 0omen Self elp 3roup ,embers and 99 rural family

members through this initiati$e# :3C pro$ided job opportunities to rural local people

in -anayur -anchayat and other adjoining $illages# ?y impro$ing the institution through

moderni/ation% :3C indirectly pro$ided employment to the rural youths in producing

and mar!eting the coir materials#

The objecti$e of the project &as

to pro$ide regular employment to the rural &oman fol!

to impro$e the socio economic status of rural men and &omen

to mobili/e the industry in rural area

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to pro$ide financial rotation in the remote $illage

This project has enabled them to purchase the abo$e machineries to modernise and

increase their daily production% generate more income and pro$ided employment to the

rural poor#

E#'caton

Nan- a!

Teaching an indi$idual to ma!e bread and not gi$ing him bread% is part of our

CSR policy# 4n line &ith this% :3C $ery pro*acti$ely is associated &ith anhi @ali

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3irl children &ho are enrolled in any 3o$ernment school# :ut of school

children are also encouraged to enrol in school through bridge courses#

3irl children belonging to the poorest section of the society (family income

being belo& Rs#1F% ===L* per annum)#

3irl child &ho is a first generation learner

3irl children belonging to dalit% tribal and migrant communities#

.ldest girl child and girl children &ith many siblings

3irl children from communities &here stereotypes high*ups

3irl children from female house*holds

Dsab!"# $r! c-!#r"n

4n stage 4% beneficiaries are identified# 4n stage 44% the $alue of education to the

child% parents and the community is affirmed# Regular contact &ith the school is

maintained to trac! the childBs attendance% academic progress% health status and

social s!ills# 2irect support in the form of note boo!s% stationery% uniforms%

examination fees and learning material is pro$ided# Capacity building of children is

done# .xtent and role of the communitiesO Teaches are sensiti/ed to address the

community on general disparities and assert the dire necessity of educating the girl

child# 1F "ong*term sustainability of the projectO :3C has partnered &ith anhi

@ali to sponsor 9= students from Class 4 to I44 and another 9= students Class I444 to

W# ,ethodology used for monitoring progress on the project and feedbac!O -rogress

is monitored monthly% 'uarterly and yearly by anhi @ali# :3C has monitored the

progress of the girl child by retaining the profile of the students and their li$ing

en$ironment of the beneficiaries &hich are sponsored by :3C# "earningBs from

the projectO .mpo&erment of &omen can come only by ma!ing an effort to&ards

ma!ing them and supporting all the initiati$es to promote education among girl

child# The only can ensure de$elopment of an economy# o&e$er% the entirecommunity needs to be sensiti/ed to&ards this issue#

-romotion of literacy and higher education

3rant of scholarship and assistance to deser$ing young pupils of &ea!er sections of

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income generating and self de$elopment opportunities# ,utual help groups &ere set

up and s!ill training for the beneficiaries pro$ided# Regular &ater supply% road

connecti$ity and aid during floods &ere pro$ided by :3C#

Enron%"nt Prot"cton Pro$ra%%"s

CompanyBs .n$ironment ,anagement System is based on the precautionary

principle# Iarious significant en$ironmental issues ha$e been identified and

actions ha$e been initiated based on the management hierarchy of pre$enting

pollution at source% recycling J reuse of &aste% treatment and disposal of the

&aste# Iarious notable efforts done in this direction are as follo&sO

:3C recogni/es and shares the concerns of go$ernment and the public about

climate change# 0e understand that fossil fuels% &hich &e also produce% has

contributed to an increase in 3reen ouse 3ases (33s)# ence% :3C has

embar!ed upon ambitious initiati$es to manage and reduce 33 emissions%

&hich may be broadly classified into the follo&ing categoriesO

Reporting of 33 emissions .nergy efficiency L conser$ation plans

3as laring reduction

Rene&able energy

or these :3C has specially formed the follo&ing groups for the dedicated

efforts% close monitoring and deli$erance of results

Carbon ,anagement 3roup

.nergy Centre for search in non*con$entional energy sources

ealth Safety and .n$ironment 3roup

G/G "%ssons r"ortn$

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:3C is committed to consistent reporting of 33 emissions# 0e ha$e

calculated direct 33 emissions related to our operations starting from

the year +==7 till date#

0e are follo&ing the Compendium of 3reenhouse 3as .missions

.stimations ,ethodologies for :il and 3as 4ndustry de$eloped bymerican -etroleum 4nstitute (-4)#

4n our oil and gas operations% business gro&th increases our 33

emission and &e are continuing to &or! for emissions reduction in total to

offset the impact of these emissions#

Carbon dioxide ma!es up most of our 33 emissions (to the extent of 99*

9>P) and it comes predominantly from our processing operations%

including exhaust from combustion units and flares# :ur 33 reporting

includes direct emissions associated &ith the drilling% production and

processing of oil J gas and indirect emission from purchased grid

electricity for use in our operations#

E&an#n$ $r""n co"r

-lantation of $arieties of species of plants pro$ides cleaner air apart from

maintaining biodi$ersity and pro$iding aesthetic en$ironment# Tree plantation in

:3C is carried out by selecting trees as per bio*geo* climatic conditions of the area

to ensure desirable rate of sur$i$al# .$ery year :3C sets a target of planting trees

and monitors the progress# 4n the year +==;% :3C has planted 77=7= trees in and

around our &or!ing area# part from yearly target of tree plantation around our

&or!ing area% &e ta!e up specific big projects# recent example is the 2ronagiri#

-rojects &hich &ere aimed at greening of the barren 2ronagiri hills and arid beach

near Dran -lant of :3C# 4t posed a challenge to the organisation because of a harsh

terrain de$oid of $egetation and sho&ed resilience &hen &e commenced our

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operations# 0hile impro$ing capacities of our plant &e ha$e demonstrated our

commitment to the en$ironment in intent and execution# Seeds of fast gro&ing

species &ere ser$ed along &ith fertili/er across the 2ronagiri ,ountains from the

helicopters in collaboration &ith 2epartment of orests% 3o$ernment of 4ndia# :$er

+#9 la!hs fully gro&n trees and += $arieties of plant species ma!e 2ronagiri hills

completely green# ,ore than a 'uarter million trees support the industrial ecosystem#

The once barren 2ronagiri today is a nature trail to an en$ironmental friendly

mindset# Kears of concerted efforts in forestation ha$e resulted in a $erdant green

co$er that adorns the landscapes surrounding the plant and nearby $illages#

steadily gro&ing green belt along the beach has erected a protection against erosion

and is a $irtual oasis for the stunning bac!drop#

R"n"ab!" "n"r$*

4n order to meet the &orldBs gro&ing need for energy% &e belie$e all potential

sources must be considered# e& technologies and rene&able energy sources%

including conser$ation related technology# :3C has made head&ay in using solar

po&er at $arious platforms for po&ering its entire 4TC infrastructure# 2uring the year

+==7*=8 &e ha$e generated 11+ ,0h of po&er using solar photo$oltaic% a$oiding

use of fossil fuels# :3C has also ta!en initiati$es for setting up t&o &ind po&er

projects of 9= ,0 each in 3ujarat &ith help from Su/lon .nergy "td# and

@arnata!a# -o&er in 3ujarat &ill be used in house and in @arnata!a it &ill be sold#

:n 71st ,arch% +==F% first unit of clean and green energy as generated by :3C by

fully commissioning three &ind turbines of 1#9 ,0 capacities each# The po&er

generated by this &ind farm in 1st phase &ill ha$e capti$e usage at installations of

n!lesh&ar and hmedabad# part from abo$e% :3C#s other initiati$es in this

direction areO

0ater ,anagement

?iodi$ersity

C2, -roject cti$ity

,ethane to ,ar!et

Carbon 2ioxide Capture and Se'uestration

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Carbon 2isclosure -roject

33 ccounting

S. ccreditation

Corporate -olicy on Climate Change and Sustainability

Dnderground Coal 3asification (DC3)

Coal ?ed ,ethane (C?,)

Sa+"t* Pro$ra%%"s

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Company &on the -etroleum ,inisterBs -S-? Trophy for :$erall ?est

-erformance in +==>*=F for the fifth year in succession#

Currently the company is the Title sponsor for the ational ootball "eague

called the :3C 4*"eague in association &ith the ll 4ndia ootball

ederation#

Ot-"r Pro$ra%%"s

L+" Car" Soc"t*: R"ac- Poor"st o+ Poor

?ac!ground for underta!ing the project* :3C as an organi/ation has partnered

this initiati$e &ith its retired employees at 2ehradun to render ser$ice ; to the poorest

of poor and needy# The retired employees formed the "ife Care Society an 3:

meant for ser$ing the under*pri$ileged by reaching out to the people in the hinterland

of Dttara!hand# The Society o&es its birth to :3C and &ee!ly medical camps

organi/ed for the needy# .$ery $illage has been gi$en a 2octor% &ho is playing a $ery

significant role by treating patients &ith different !inds of ailments pertaining to eye%

dental and other chronic ailments# Scope of the projectO -ondha% ?ansi&ala% @arbari

and Sherpur are some of the $illages &here the Society is &or!ing pro*acti$ely#

:bjecti$e of the projectO To pro$ide &ee!ly medical camps to the needy in the

interiors of 2ehradun# The Society does not get any financial aid% help from the

Central 3o$ernment and State 3o$ernment and is fully dependent upon donations

from friends% relati$es and &ell &ishers# 4t is here that it has been ma!ing a difference

by treating patients and gi$ing them medical treatment free of cost# 2etails of

selection of target populationO 4n all 11+8> patients &ere treated in +==; and 9;;7

patients &ere treated in the year +==8# 4mplementation of the projectO ll the medical

centres operate from respecti$e Iillage -anchayat ?ha&ans L ,ilan @endras &hich

ha$e been made a$ailable for this purpose by the 3ram -ardhans# irst of these

medical centres &as established on +=#1=#+==7 and other centres came up

subse'uently from o$ember +==7 on&ards# The programme in +==; included +

more medical centres% one being in the tribal area of Gaunsar ?abar# Society had also

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organi/ed mega medical camps earlier# The first such camp &as at $illage ?ansi&ala

during the year +==7*=8% in &hich the Society along &ith the -anchayat 3har and

:3C examined +F; patients &ith eye% dental and other chronic ailments# bout ;=

of the eye patients &ere further operated upon for cataract at :3C ospital%

2ehradun# nother medical camp &as organi/ed in Ganuary +==8 in ayagaon# 4n all

19 &ell*'ualified doctors and specialists attended to 1>=9 patients and general

medical chec!*up of 1+== school children &as also underta!en# "ong*term

sustainability of the projectO ,edical chec!*up of as many school children as possible

&ill be underta!en# rrangements &ill also be made for indoor patients at City

ospitals# Scholarships &ill be pro$ided to brilliant students &ho &ould be able to

see! admission into the 44Ts% -olytechnic and Iocational Courses# ssistance &ill be

pro$ided to -hysically Challenged indi$iduals for eye and artificial limbs related

matters# Counselling ser$ice &ith regard to higher education% placement and social

beha$iour are other initiati$es &hich are planned# Support from :3CO :3C has

been $ery supporti$e to "ife Care Society since its inception# ot only does :3C

pro$ide financial aids but also the entire infrastructure of :3C is made a$ailable to

"ife Care Society to facilitate its effecti$e functioning# 4n the year +==;% :3C

pro$ided financial support for organi/ing medical camps and for mbulance# This

mbulance in times of berea$ement in the family &ould be a$ailable to the family

free of cost &ithin municipal limits of 2ehradun and on special occasions for

outstation use# "earningBs from the projectO :nly after conducting mega camps% in the

year +==7*=8% it &as felt that such medical camps are of limited use to the general

public as patients donBt get sustained medical care# 4t &as% therefore% decided to

organi/e &ee!ly medical camps for more focused attention and sustained results#

4mpro$ements are being added to the existing line of treatment by including the

facility of chec!ing blood sugar le$el &ith the help of 3luco meter and strip test at the

camp itself# Through this facility% further line of treatment and disease management is

indicated to the patient immediately# This facilitates progress and further monitoring

of the patients#

SaHa!#-ara: Jat"r Mana$"%"nt n An#-ra Pra#"s-

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0ater is the life line and is also the main source of disease and destruction in the

Society# The Coastal 4ndia is al&ays infested &ith contaminated &ater &ith &ater

borne diseases because of &ater logging in these areas# 4t is no different situation in

ndhra Coastal area particularly @onaseema% &here &e operate# source of clean

&ater is 'uite a need for these $illages# There is a $illage called Turpupalem

(@onaseema)% ,al!ipuram ,andal% .ast 3oda$ari 2istrict% ndhra -radesh nearer to

sea*coast# This $illage has a population of 7%=== people belonging to lo&er castes#

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drin!ing &ater% nutritious food% de$otional acti$ities% library facilities% gym%

recreation room and +8 hour medical facilities &ith ambulance# 0ith a $ery good

response by the old people% it &as planned that the home may be expanded so that it

can pro$ide shelter to another 1== people and also to construct hospital for the

inmates# The :ld ge ome is located in .ast 3oda$ari 2istrict of ndhra -radesh%

the major acti$ity area of :3C under Rajahmundry sset and @3 ?asin# ence%

:3C thought that it &ill be a good gesture by :3C to help CRC :ld ge ome

for its expansion to accommodate +== people# The home is shaping up &ell and &ill

be shortly completed#

Co%%'nt* /a!!s a+t"r Ts'na% n So't-"rn In#a

fter Tsunami in 2ecember +==+ 3o$t# of 4ndia initiated an ambitious plan of

constructing 1== number of community halls in the coastal $illages and to&ns

$ulnerable to this disaster# :3C has a &or! centre close to the coastal area and

decided to extend support for 9F of these community halls% &hich &ould not only

ser$e as a shelter in case of a disaster but &ill also act as the common point for

exchanging ideas% net&or!ing% community functions% school functions% $ocational

training and for -anchayat use# The community halls &ere to be made of different

si/es depending upon the population of the to&n L $illage and need assessment# Right

from the beginning the -anchayat ("ocal Self 3o$ernment) &ere in$ol$ed and made

the most important sta!eholder re'uesting them to appro$e the site% pro$ide the land

and underta!e the construction acti$ities# ,ost of the -anchayat ha$e responded $ery

&ell and on their re'uest a number of community halls are coming up% &hich &e

hope &ill ser$e for the needs mentioned abo$e#

Nat'r" St'#* c'% A#"nt'r" Ca% +or S"ca! C-!#r"n an# Yo't-

?ac!ground for underta!ing the project* ,ainstreaming the physically or

mentally challenged has been our endea$our# 0ith this in $ie&% ature Study cum

d$enture camp for the -hysically Challenged Children and Kouth*+==F is being

supported by :3C since +==7# The main objecti$e of this camp is to bring these

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challenged children and youth close to nature and thereby help them to redisco$er

their hidden talents and capabilities so as to ma!e them self*confident at the end of

the course# The participants despite their disabilities get moti$ated to surpass their

limitations# imalayan ature J d$enture oundation has been carrying on this

e$ent since the beginning of the oundation# The joint mo$ement bet&een :3C J

has gi$en this e$ent a major success# The mission of has achie$ed a

great deal of help ha$ing been supported by :3C# Scope of the projectO 4n the year

+==;% this camp &as organi/ed at Dpeer @opish orest $illage 2arjling and this &as

organi/ed by imalayan ature J d$enture oundation% Siliguri# The camp and

physical training% tre!!ing% pro$iding !no&ledge of trees &atching birds% getting

accustomed to the surrounding hills and ri$ers% !no&ing about e'uipments of

ad$enturous sports and camp manners# The &heel chair bound participants &ere

ta!en for a day out# ature gains &ere emphasi/ed# -articipants also performed

songs% dance% drama% etc# :bjecti$e of the projectO The main object of the Camp &as

to bring these challenged children and youth close to the nature# 2etails of selection

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their thin!ing# They enjoyed nature sitting in the laps of mountains# The mentally

retarded and hearing handicapped% &ith the help of speciali/ed persons &ere gi$en

the best of the natural and ad$enture acti$ities# ll these campers &ere all out

disciplined and they o$er&helmingly enjoyed the nature# The escorts and the guides

from the concerned institutions &ere remar!ably happy seeing the changes of these

campers at the end of these fi$e days Camp# t the closing day the campers% their

guides and escorts performed cultural programmes at the Campfire Ceremony#

B'rns c'% E%"r$"nc* Jar# at '%bakona%

?ac!ground for underta!ing the project* 2isaster management is one of the focus

areas of CSR in :3C# 4n line &ith this% :3C pro$ided its supports in establishing

in ?urns*cum*.mergency 0ard at @umba!onam# tragic fire accident too! place in

one of the school# 4n one of the schools at @umba!onam in Thanja$ur 2istrict# :n

19#=>#+==8 &hich left #=F#+==8 and 1F#1+#+==8% it &as decided

that a burns &ard is to be established in @umba!onam 3o$ernment 3eneral ospital

by :3C# ccordingly% :3C sanctioned an amount of Rs#19 la!hs for

establishment of the burns &ard# Scope of the projectO ll the communities in and

around the @umba!onam 2istrict# :bjecti$e of the projectO To establish a burns &ard

in @umba!onam 2istrict ead'uarters ospital# 4mplementation of the projectO The

estimate for construction of 7= bedded emergency &ards in the hospital included cost

of the building% cots% mattresses% cop*boards% etc# 4n the year +==>% construction of

the building &as completed and the beds% cots and other material for the &ard &ere

pro$ided by the 2istrict dministration# 4n phase 4% it &as decided to establish a

burns &ard at the cost of Rs#19 la!hs and the same &as pro$ided by :3C#

o&e$er% it &as informed by the ospital authorities that fire accident cases are not

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C-at"r 6:

Ana!*ss an# Int"rr"taton

The local population gains the most as a result of the :3C operations# part

from benefits accruing from the primary function of the corporation% :3C has been

extending full support in the o$erall de$elopment of the areas around its operations all

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Conc!'son an# S'$$"stons

The findings re$eal that each of the leading operators has its o&n approach to

CSR and that there are substantial $ariations in the nature and the extent of reporting#

,ore specifically the paper focuses upon four sets of CSR issues namely those relating to

the mar!etplaceQ the &or!placeQ the en$ironmentQ and the community and then pro$ides

some reflections on the commitment to these issues at both corporate and indi$idualpublic le$els# Research implicationsLlimitations 5 CSR in the pub sector of the hospitality

industry has recei$ed relati$ely little attention from academics but the case study suggests

a number of fertile grounds for future en'uiry and research# That said the current case is a

preliminary exploration of CSR issues as reported on the &orld&ide &eb and more in

depth &or! &ill be needed before more definiti$e conclusions can be dra&n#

or :3C% Corporate Social Responsibility is a culture and an un&ritten contract

&ith the community# .$ery citi/en is an asset in economic acti$ity and :3C only tries

to pro$ide the opportunity#

4t has been argued that there are considerable e$idence and significant

opportunities for :3C to contribute in a sustainable manner to social $alue creation

through CSR related training initiati$es in de$eloping countries#

Through the present -roject% and ta!ing into account% &e consider that &e ha$e

identified some &or!ing a$enues that international organi/ations% state go$ernments% or

both &or!ing together% could underta!e &ith the goal of inspiring and orienting the

challenge of locali/ing CSR training initiati$es#

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"ocali/ing CSR training initiati$es re'uires rele$ant national needs &ith the

business strategies and competences# :nly then% can &e consider the possibility of

arri$ing at a shared understanding and agreement on the &ay in &hich &e can contribute

to social $alue creation through business de$elopment#

4n this context% one option &ould be setting a CSR agency% &hich can support

and encourage the de$elopment of a CSR leading entity at national le$elO locali/ing

CSR% integrating go$ernment% pri$ate sector and ci$il society organi/ations# There is a

need to fill the gap for addressing initiati$es to further and optimi/e the CSR ad$antages#

mong themO

Raising a&areness of the role of CSR in human capital de$elopment# 0or! to

ad$ance the concept of CSR as a social $alue creation strategy# or instance%

promoting commitment and long term $ision for meeting education needs#

:3C has to concentrate on their core competencies to be better able to inno$ate

on their initiati$es# This helps to ensure consistency bet&een the companyBs

portfolio of acti$ities and the engagement on CSR#

Regional integration% define an agenda for regional educational priority issues and

de$elop a net&or! of go$ernments% business and ci$il society organi/ations &iththe goal of promoting CSR training initiati$es at the regional le$el#

To enlarge :3CBs commitment to&ards human capital de$elopment through

CSR training related initiati$es &ould re'uire a more coherent approach to emphasi/e the

'uantitati$e and 'ualitati$e benefits for both% company and society at large# 4t is crucial to

build on existing successful initiati$es% capacities and s!ills to ser$e as a model for

promoting the legitimacy of this endea$or#

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