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SOCOMEC and IFCCI Launch Multi-Faceted CSR Initiatives Promoting Education, Clean & Green Energy, and Zero Plastic Waste Management

New Delhi [India], June 1: SOCOMEC Croup, in collaboration with the Indo-French
Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IFCCI), has successfully completed Project Edu-
Sustain - Education, Environment & Sustainability Initiative, a series of impactful
CSR interventions focused on Education, Clean & Green Energy, and Zero Plastic
Waste Management. Implemented across Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhi-NCR, the
initiative has contributed meaningfully to advancing a cleaner, more sustainable,
and inclusive future.

Reflecting SOCOMEC's strong commitment to social and environmental
responsibility, Project Edu-Sustain has effectively integrated education, renewable
energy, and environmental conservation to deliver long-term and scalable impact.

Key Focus Areas:
- Clean & Green Energy. Installation of solar panel systems in seven government
schools - 2 In Chennai, Tamil Nadu and 5 in Noida and Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh
across Chennai and Delhi-NCR, generating approximately 35,000-50,000 kWh of
renewable energy annually. This intervention has significantly reduced carbon
emissions while enabling energy-efficient learning environments.
 

- Education for underserved Communities: Ongoing educational centres
established in 2024, and successful continue operations supporting over 80
primary-level children from high-risk and underserved communities. These centres
have provided structured after-school academic support, mentoring, and creative
learning spaces, contributing to improved learning outcomes and reduced dropout
rates which aims to ensure that the children complete their schooling successfully.
 

- Zero Plastic Waste Management: Adoption of Prabhadevi and Dadar beaches in
Mumbai under a comprehensive Zero Plastic Waste Management initiative,
resulting in the collection and recycling of over 15,000 kg of marine plastic waste
annually. The initiative has also supported upcycling efforts, creating livelihood
opportunities for local waste pickers.

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