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Women Entrepreneur: Making a difference in Cleaning

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Waste Management

The company spends that extra bit on purchase of consumable material such as paper plates and tissue papers, which are made from 100% recycled fibres. The agents used for
shading, like hydrogen peroxide, are eco-friendly.

The CSR Activities

Being the largest and premium film and retail entertainmentcompany in India, we understand our responsibilities. PVR Nest foundation works with Children at Risk (Childscapes) on their completerehabilitation, education, nutrition, healthcare and employability,

All our partnerships are evolved after following a multi-step process of analyzing a unity in vision and purpose with an emphasis on goals laid down to achieve the common objectives in mutually discussed time frames. All our partnerships are subject to continuous monitoring and evaluation.

Funding mechanisms for the foundation are in line with the Section 135 of the Companies Act 2013, wherein PVR Limited puts the 2% of the average net profits made during the three preceding years. It strictly follows the Schedule VII indicating the activities that can be undertaken by the company’s foundation. Additionally, the foundation raises partnerships/ funding to collaborate on developing large scalable education programmes on behavioral change and leadership development.

The foundation focuses on

  • Education and social development of the most vulnerable sections of our society: Promoting education, healthcare, nutrition and rehabilitation to Children at risks (Street Children)
  • Hunger, Poverty, Malnutrition and Health-Eradicating hunger, poverty and malnutrition and promoting preventive healthcare
  • Sanitation and Safety
  • Gender Equality: Creating scalable education campaigns and programmes to popularise the issue of gender equality. We believe that having inbuilt capabilities, women can do wonders in sectors like hospitality
  • Environmental Sustainability: Creating education campaigns on environmental sustainability, ecological balance, protection of flora & fauna, natural resource, water, air and soils.

‘War on Wastage’

“Circumstances can be tough… but they cannot stop you from doing what you have underneath… and ultimately ‘what you do’, defines you. Achieving your dream goal is nothing less than mastering the magic trick. ‘The Dark Knight’ fameChristopher Nolan unleashes the act in three parts.  The first part is called ‘The Pledge’. It shows you something ordinary; asks you to inspect it, to see if it is indeed real, unaltered or normal. But of course… it probably isn’t. The second act is called ‘The Turn’. That takes the ordinary to do something extraordinary. Now you’re looking for the secret… but you would not clap yet until you get to see the third… the hardest part, the part we call ‘The Prestige’.” Having started her food business from merely 300 to establishing a food business empire of ₹800cr and still counting, Rajni Bector, CMD-Cremica Group of Companies, one of the most successful women entrepreneurs of India mastered it all – The Pledge, The Turn and The Prestige.

Established three decades ago, Cremica Group including Cremica Frozen Foods, EBI Foods, Mrs Bector’s Desserts and Cremica Agro India, has emerged as a leading food brand having a pool of reputed customers such as McDonalds, ITC, Pizza Hut, Barista, Taj Hotels and Cadbury. “The journey has been very good, but the secret of the success lies in the honest hard work in the form of cleanliness & hygiene that we pour in our food products. We are very conscious of cleanliness and food hygiene.

“Latest equipment and tools have been installed wherever possible, across all our premises. Having said that, let me clarify… cleanliness is not only about the area but a ‘clean premise’ stands for the entire system – clean machines, shop-floor and above all clean people that are working at the premise.

“This needs an all-encompassing training. We have in-house set up for cleaning. Thousands of staff work on a daily basis to ensure that cleanliness & hygiene standards and guidelines are being maintained across the premise. Regular training is provided at all levels to ensure healthy organisational development and awareness on the
essentiality of cleanliness & hygiene maintenance.

“In fact, we are creating a slogan in the factory – WOW: War on Wastage. With this message we have also planned to reduce current waste by 50% within the next one to two years. The waste is being reduced wherever possible. And, the premise is now in a process to attain zero discharge tag. Wastewater, post treatment are used in gardening and urinals.”

 

 

 

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