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Grundfos and EKF (Denmark’s export credit agency) sign financing partnership agreement

Grundfos, a global leader in advanced pump solutions and water technologies, and EKF Denmark’s Export Credit Agency have entered into an agreement enabling Grundfos to finance projects globally for private commercial and public customers with limited funds available. The agreement is the first of its kind in the pump solutions industry. It creates new opportunities...

Research on Ganga river sheds new light on aquatic pollution, could help protect water resources

Potentially ‘game changing’ findings of a newly published study on the River Ganga could be used to help tackle pollution in large bodies of water and protect precious water resources around the world. Water quality in rivers is affected by underpinning ‘natural’ hydrogeological and biogeochemical processes, as well as interactions between people and their environment...

CSR: Muthoot Finance donates fully automatic electric wheelchairs to persons with special abilities

Muthoot Finance donated fully automated electric wheelchairs worth Rs. 45,000 each, under the patronage of Muthoot Snehasancharini Project to a group of persons with special abilities in Bengaluru. The CSR initiative was taken in a bid to improve the lives of specially-abled people especially belonging to the financially weaker sections of the society. K. J....

New partnership brings 24×7 mental health support to Gen Z students

Since the pandemic began, Gen Z and millennials have been shaken up with uncertainties around various topics surrounding their career, personal space, forging new friendships and skill development. Grief, fear, uncertainty, social isolation, increased screen time, and parental fatigue have negatively affected the mental health of students. Friendships and family support are strong stabilizing forces...

This Initiative is Improving Primary Education for the Benefit of Underprivileged Children

The human brain starts developing at a tender age. By the time, a child is six-seven years old, 90 per cent of the brain development has already taken place. This makes it crucial to ensure from an early age, children are being taught in a manner that will allow them to reach their maximum...

Vitalik Buterin with a new solution to Tackle Ethereum’s Sky-High Gas Fees

Ethereum has been one of the standout cryptocurrencies since the inception of digital currencies. Its status as the most popular Layer-1 protocol and its pioneering status in the invention of DAPPs, DeFi, and NFTs has cemented its place as the second most popular token in the world, only behind bitcoin. Despite these feet, Ethereum...

Realizing Cement’s Potential to Power the Energy-Efficient Dream of India

When it comes to establishing sustainable practices in the cement sector, climate change and energy security are two of the most pressing global issues which not only require collective dialogue but also collaborative actions to ensure equitable socio-economic development. Being one of the most energy-intensive industries, nearly 30% to 40% of the total manufacturing costs...

On World Wetlands Day, social organization reaffirms commitment to plant mangroves in Sundarbans

World Wetlands Day is observed to underscore the protection and importance of wetlands, which are critically important for biodiversity and for natural cycles to continue unhindered. Wetlands also protect coastlines against flooding and drought and help us fight climate change.  Four protected areas in the mangrove rich Sundarbans are enlisted as UNESCO World Heritage...

91% of Indians want to be more sustainable in 2022: Garnier’s One Green Step Survey

Beauty brand Garnier recently released the results of its second annual One Green Step report, revealing geographical and generational differences in the environmental feelings of over 29,000 people in India and eight other countries. The survey saw 2,115 participants from India and highlighted the scale of the continuing shift towards sustainable intentions in 2022....

World Wetlands Day: Action for People and Nature

On August 30th of 2021, the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 75/317, which proclaimed February 2nd of every year as World Wetlands Day. Thereby making 2nd February 2022 the first-ever World Wetlands Day. What is World Wetlands Day? World Wetlands Day is a United Nations international day, aimed at raising awareness among people about wetlands....

Leaderspeak: India Inc reacts to the Union Budget 2022

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the Union Budget 2022 yesterday, calling it 'inclusive and growth-oriented' – among other things – in her speech. But was it really? What did the corporate sector really think about the announcements with regard to CSR, inclusive development, job creation, the EV ecosystem and climate action? We asked leaders...

What does the Union Budget 2022 mean for sustainable development?

The Union Budget 2022-23 comes on the eve of elections in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur and Goa. Expectations were high for a boost in rural development and agriculture spending. However, did the budget announcements meet expectations? What does it have in store for sustainable and rural development of our nation? “With our provision for...

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