The BCC&I SOCIAL LEADERSHIP AWARDS 2024 were presented in a glittering ceremony in New Delhi on the 6th of December. The central objective behind these awards was to highlight CSR-sustainability journeys in various sectors, conducted by the CSR wings of corporates and by NGOs and implementing partners. The winners, runners-up and jury prize winners were all exceptional and are spotlighted below.
In the Education sector among corporates, the category was won by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. with a project whose objective is 100% enrollment and zero drop-outs of girl children in schools by providing 10 years of quality education in an enabling environment. In the Rural Development sector, Vesuvius won the category with a project that promotes STEM Education among women from marginalized backgrounds.
In Healthcare, TSDPL won the segment with a project that provides Telemedicine and other healthcare services among the poor and underprivileged people in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. In the Environment category, Balrampur Chini Mills won with a project on Promoting clean solar energy for environmental sustainability and rural development.
In the Empowerment category, it was Exide Industries that won with a project on Empowering differently-abled youth with skills for sustainable employment. Among the small NGOs, it was CINI, Change Initiative and BITAN in that order that won. Out of the medium NGOs, the segment was won by Ishanya Foundation. Missing Link Trust finished runner-up, while Roots Foundation got the Jury Award.
Among the dignitaries present was Madhabi Guha Basu, Founder-Director, Slate of Swan, the Knowledge Partner at the BCC&I conclave in New Delhi. “This award function was not for the unaffected. Top-notch CSR projects were submitted by each of the winners, and it was all extremely close, as a contest, with a point or half a point separating the winners from the runner-up in several cases. As knowledge partners, we have done our work in partnership with BCC&I to ensure that only the most deserving were selected for the top awards,” said Madhabi.
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