Jan Kalyan
			
			This initiative focuses on social upliftment of the vulnerable sections of the society. 
			Overview
			At Emami, sustainable development warrants a commitment to corporate social responsibility, supporting socio-economic progress. The initiative comprises a 
				variety of actions like enhancing rural and slum areas, enhancing social infrastructure, addressing hunger, promoting arts and sports, animal welfare 
				and managing disasters.
			Initiatives
			
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					  Hunger mitigation programmeThe Company addresses the issue of hunger, poverty and malnutrition by distributing food and supplements in and around the factory units and through 
						Emami Foundation-managed CSR centres in Kolkata and its suburbs benefitting more than 3 lakhs hungry people during the year.   
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					  Promotion of sportsPromotion of sports and sportsmen in 6 schools covering 8 villages in the vicinity of Pantnagar factory unit - around 192* sports talent were 
						identified under this program comprising of 129* boys and 63* girls. Around 90* parents were also counselled to encourage their children in sports 
						activities. 
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					  Promotion of art and cultureA lot of art festivals of Indian cultural legacy were organised for cross pollination of ideas and creativity where Art exhibitions, Graffiti & 
						Band Competitions, Art bazaar, Musical concerts, Folk performances, Workshops & Talks, Virtual talk sessions & Film Screening were held. 
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					  Disaster management and rescue servicesRescued 380+* vulnerable people from Kolkata streets and rehabilitated / reunited them with their family. 
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					  Animal welfareThe Company supports veterinary clinics for the treatment of sick animals in Kolkata. 
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					  Project GokulamFamily-based rehabilitation of abandoned and parentless children, destitute women and widows was undertaken at Vrindavan, Mathura - 15* Vatsalya 
						Parivars got benefitted consisting of 169* children and 55* women.  
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					  SHE – Commerce50+ women were trained on e-commerce to support the broad aim of women’s economic empowerment by addressing the practical need of women to become 
						self-sufficient. 
*All figures mentioned are for FY 2022-23