September 2023 - BWSustainability

Tata Power’s Green Revolution: From 1911 to Net-Zero by 2045

Awantika Mohan / 12 months

6 min read

In the journey of sustainability, Tata Power stands as a beacon of commitment and innovation. Since its inception in 1911, Tata Power has been at the forefront of India’s energy landscape, powering the nation’s growth and development. Over the years, the scope of sustainability at Tata Power has evolved. Evolution of Scope of Sustainability Over […]

Driving Sustainability at Mahindra University and Mahindra Group

Awantika Mohan / 12 months

6 min read

In the pursuit of sustainability, it is essential to pinpoint the fundamental challenge and its significance. Often, discussions encompass a range of topics without delving into the root problem.

Why Every Indian Household Holds the Key to India’s Waste Management Woes

Gayatri Divecha / 12 months

5 min read

Although the role accorded to citizens has been that of generators of waste, there is immense untapped potential for expanding their role in the waste value chain Surekha Tawde’s routine is the same every night. She tightly packs up all the waste from the day in old plastic bags, and then on her customary night […]

Marico’s Sustainable Journey: A Commitment to a Better Future

Awantika Mohan / 12 months
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8 min read

In Marico’s history, sustainability has been ingrained since well before it gained prominence as a buzzword in India. The company’s journey toward a sustainable future began around 2008 when the company articulated its purpose. From the outset, Marico has demonstrated a commitment to responsible actions within the business sphere, mindful of their influence on society, stakeholders, and the environment. “Sustainability has been an integral component of Marico’s organizational ethos from day one”, says Bipin Odhekar, Head of Sustainability, EHS and Operations Excellence at Marico Limited.

WRI India: Guiding Young Minds to Climate Action

Awantika Mohan / 12 months

6 min read

WRI India, a branch of the World Resources Institute, headquartered in Washington DC, is on a mission to safeguard Earth’s resources for future generations. Recognizing the shortfalls of the prevailing economic model in the face of escalating temperatures and the climate crisis, WRI India is on a mission to reduce emissions without jeopardizing livelihoods or nature, striving not just for conservation but also restoration. “Our ambition is to see how we can make these transitions turn into positive transformations.”, says Madhav Pai, CEO, World Resources Institute of India.

Balancing Economic Development And Environmental Conservation In Oil Palm

Balram Singh Yadav / 1 year

9 min read

While palm oil is widely seen as ecologically damaging in popular perception and not without reason, India is pursuing a responsible path, aiming to strike a balance between its economic needs and environmental conservation.

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Tata Power’s Green Revolution: From 1911 to Net-Zero by 2045

Driving Sustainability at Mahindra University and Mahindra Group

Why Every Indian Household Holds the Key to India’s Waste Management Woes

Marico’s Sustainable Journey: A Commitment to a Better Future

WRI India: Guiding Young Minds to Climate Action

Balancing Economic Development And Environmental Conservation In Oil Palm

Apraava Energy Gets 300 Mw Solar.

Study Warns Of Climate, Land, Population.

Growth Must Go Hand-in-hand With Sustainability:.

Redington’s Chennai Office Got LEED Platinum.