CSR PROJECT

COMPANY- FLOUR DANIEL

GROUP NO. :-

 KANCHAN KESHRI
 KHUSHBOO HANJURA
 MAYANK RAWAT
 MONIKA DHINGRA
 NAYANA ROYCHOUDHARY
 NEHA JAIN
 ABOUT THE COMPANY

Fluor is one of the world's largest companies working in engineering, procurement,

fabrication, construction and maintenance (EPFCM). It provides innovative and integrated
solutions to its diversified and globally established government and private sector clients in
various industries. For over a century, clients have trusted Fluor to successfully, ethically and
efficiently complete all their projects.

Fluor India CSR Policy andObjective

Flour Daniel’s commitment to the upliftment of weaker sections of the society is over a
decade old. Fluor draws its strength from its Vision and Mission statements, to support the
downtrodden, under- privileged, marginalized and underprivileged. Fluor strongly believes
in expanding opportunities while ensuring its equal distribution are fundamental for
achieving strong human development and addressing disparity, inequality and the growing
division insocieties.

Fluor is committed to operate in a socially, economically, environmentally and cultural

sustainable manner, while recognizing the interests of its stakeholders. Fluor's corporate
social responsibility extends much beyond regular philanthropic activities and reaches out to
the integration of social and business goals. These activities help in achieving the long term
goal of company i.e., to secure a sustainable competitive advantage, ensure gender
sensitivity, skill enhancement, entrepreneurship development and employment generation by
co-creating value with local institutions and people.

Ranking/Recognition

o FD Ranks 28th in the CSR Corporate companies list

o Highest Fund Raising Corporate – 20th February (ADHM)
 CSR PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN
BY FLOUR DANIEL
All the CSR projects by Flour India, are undertaken under the umbrella name of “Flour
Cares”. Each year Flour undertakes atleast6 projects which do not include the activities
undertaken in pursuance of its normal course of business.

Employee engagement is through active volunteerism, where employees choose themselves

to be a part of the CSR activities. Employees are also the owners, and take full responsibility
for their volunteered CSR projects.

SOME OF THEIR IMPLEMENTATION PARTNERS IN THEIR CORPORATE SOCIAL

RESPONSIBILITY PROJECTS ARE :-
 Mahavir
Khushboo Cheshire
Viklang
India Homes India
Sahatya Samiti

Assosciation
Jaipur Foot For rural and
urban needy

The key areas wherein Flour Daniel has taken consistent efforts to provide effective
solutions to the challenges circumscribing these areas are :-

1. Preventive Healthcare, Water and Sanitation

2. Education, Employability and Livelihoods Enhancement
3. Gender, Equality and Women Empowerment, Senior Citizens Care
4. Environmental Sustainability
5. Contribution to Central Government Fund

PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN BY THE

COMPANY

1) Maintenance of Park (2016-2017)

Project Sector – Environmental Sustainability

Budget - 0.08 crores

Flour India took this initiative of building and maintenance of parks through their well
known project known as Uththan.

2) Mid Day Meal Programme (2016-2017)

Project Sector – Eradicating Hunger, Poverty, Malnutrition

Budget - 0.14 crores

Company also took initiative to provide healthy and well-balanced meals to the children in
the rural areas of Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Orissa.

3) Promoting Education & Vocational Skills (2016-17)

Project Sector – Education, employability

Budget – 1.3 crores

Company has given monetarycontribution for the welfare of visually-disabled children in

Behrampur, by supporting underprivileged children through innovative initiatives like
Literacy India and providing books and stationery for economically weaker students.

4) Healthcare Initiatives

Project Sector – Healthcare, Water and Sanitation

Budget- .49 crores

Flour India has contributed a lot of money for promoting causes like eradicating hunger,
healthcare and organizing blood donation camps.

Events/Initiatives taken up by Fluor

Daniel
1. Backpack event – Fluor Daniel provide study material to poor child.
2. They setup Eye check up camp in Delhi NCR villages and near Gurgaon.
3. Diwali mela within office campus where NGOs display their own products and people
buy to support those NGOs
4. In ADHM they collect money from employees and support NGOs
5. Tree plantation initiatives taken in Gurgaon
6. Career guidance given to school children about career choices.
7. Park Cleaning Activities
8. Old Age Home
9. Jaipur Foot Camp
10. Blood Donation camp
 Six Pledges

Plant and care for Not throw garbage

We pledge to save trees by watering, in rivers, lakes and
water mulching and other water
removing litter bodies.

Replace plastic
shopping bags Stop wastage of
Save electricity
with reusable food
shopping bags

Recommendations:
1) Education

In India, the literacy rate stands at 74.04% (according to the National Census,2011)
and the country is still struggling with the problem of illiteracy, especially in the rural
areas. Employees of Flour India, can volunteer to provide education to
underprivileged children through active engagement in the rudimentary areas.
While we are still a long way from achieving the goal of universal elementary
education even adult illiteracy has a catalyst effect on it. Illiterate adults tend to
underestimate the importance of education and are also less likely to send their
children to pursue higher education. The most influential tool required to break the
vicious intergenerational cycle of abuse, malnutrition, poverty and oppression is
education and thus it requires a lot of attention.

2) Environment check
 The construction industry is a major source of pollution, responsible for around 4% of
particulate emissions. Aggravating water pollution incidents, noise complaints, soil
pollution are observed every year in this industry than any other.

How can these various types of pollution be controlled?

• Minimise land disturbance and leave maximum vegetation cover.

• Control dust through fine water sprays used to dampen down the site.
• Screening close to the dust source.
• Cover skips and trucks loaded with construction materials and continually damp
down with low levels of water.
• Locate them where they will not be washed into waterways or drainage areas.
• Use eco-friendly constructing materials.
• Segregate, tightly cover and monitor toxic substances to prevent spills and possible
site contamination.
• Collect any wastewater generated from site activities in settlement tanks, screen,
discharge the clean water, and dispose of remaining sludge according to
environmental regulations.
• Use low sulphur diesel oil in all vehicle and equipment engines to prevent air
pollution
• To reduce noise pollution, handle materials carefully; modern, quiet power tools,
equipment and generators; low impact technologies; and wall structures as sound
shields.

3) Skill development in rural areas

Around 2/3 of India’s population resides in rural areas. Flourishing rural areas are
vital to regional and national development. Education, entrepreneurship, and physical
and social infrastructure all play an important role in developing rural regions. Skills
are central to improving employability and livelihood opportunities and thereby
reducing poverty. This enhances productivity and promotes environmentally
sustainable development. The employees can conduct extensive week long workshops
for promotion of

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with-childfund-internationals-global-leadership/

Key Learnings
 A company should take care of all the stakeholders (External as well as Internals)
 Deliver while conducting business in a socially, economically, and environmentally
responsible manner to the benefit of current and future generations, thereby creating
value for all stakeholders.
 One need not have to spend a large amount to be able to do something for the
society/environment. A company can care about the society with low funds as well
like educating poor children, taking appropriate measures for pollution prevention,
etc.