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Our Work
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Climate Change Resilience

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Disaster Relief & Rehabilitation

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Education

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Healthcare

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Woman Empowerment

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Our Approach
Collaboration

Collaboration lies at the heart of our approach. CII Foundation works closely with
 

  • local governments
  • corporates
  • civil society
  • and communities 

to co-create impactful solutions. These partnerships enable knowledge-sharing, resource optimization, and long-term scalability of initiatives.

What They Say
Farmer Baljinder Singh
I learned about the CRM project through door-to-door awareness campaigns and village-level meetings. With affordable access to machines such as the Super Seeder and Roto-Seed Drill through the village cooperative society, I adopted in-situ management of paddy stubble across my entire farm. These machines have reduced my tillage costs by ₹2,000–2,500 per acre and worked well for the land and environment.
 
Farmer Baljinder Singh
Village Mander Kalan, Sangrur
Kajal
Earlier, many adolescent girls in our village neglected hygiene during menstruation and dropped out of school. After the awareness sessions, we are more confident, healthier, and girls who had left are now returning to school.
 
Kajal
Member Saraswati Kishori Group, Ram Roop Daspur, Chandauli, Uttar Pradesh
Nangsal Lamo
The door-to-door waste collection is a wonderful step to keep our village clean, and I’m glad the waste is now properly sorted. I make sure to segregate waste both at home and in school before handing it over.
 
Nangsal Lamo
Student, Class 7, Stok Village, Leh
Dr Anju Angel Alex
We are grateful for the new Primary Health Centre building after the 2018 Kerala floods—having proper infrastructure is the first step to quality care. Their effort has truly supported this lesser-known, yet needy community in Vypin Islands.
 
Dr Anju Angel Alex
Medical Officer, Family Health Centre, Puthuvyppu, Kerala
Chandni
Earlier, I didn’t know how to use a mouse or keyboard. Through the Digital Literacy Program, I got the opportunity to learn computer skills. Today, I can confidently use a computer and work on MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. As I learned, I also encouraged children around me to learn. I hope this program continues to empower many more people.
 
Chandni
Participant, Digital Literacy Program Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Fawsia
Our Anganwadi was functioning in an estate building with very limited facilities, and no major improvements was made for several years. Children were studying in poor conditions. After the support from CII Foundation, the centre has been completely renovated and transformed into a safe, child-friendly space. Now, more children are joining, and it has become a model Anganwadi in our area.
 
Fawsia
Anganwadi Teacher, Wayanad, Kerala
Farmer Kuljeet Singh
I cultivate 25 acres of land, and earlier, I used to burn the paddy stubble across my entire farmland due to lack of alternatives. With the introduction of the baler through the support to our co-operative, I was able to eliminate stubble burning. The Baler not only helped manage residue on my own fields but also enabled me to support other farmers in the village by providing baling services. Through the sale of baled straw, I gained an additional source of income and generated a total of 150 quintals of bales this season.
 
Farmer Kuljeet Singh
Ludhiana, Punjab
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