ENVIRONMENT

Small changes can go a long way in making a big difference when working to reduce the environmental footprint.

At Sumadhura Foundation we are working to do our bit to the environment, with promoting practices that safeguards our environment by investing in programs that help reduce waste creation, resurrecting water bodies, infrastructural support for reducing water pollution, water reuse and recycling projects, contribution to urban green spaces, work on appropriate waste disposal, utilization, recycling, upcycling etc.

Year: April 2022 till March 2025

Where: Kadugodi Bridge to Hope form Junction Metro Station(No. BP – 437 to Pier No. BP – 503 )

Objective:

Beautification of Bangalore Metro along with green cover: with the inception of the beautification of Bangalore metro and to provide a feel-good atmosphere to all white field people Sumadhura has taken up this Metro pillar painting work and Median landscape work from number BP 437 to pillar number BP 503, from kadugodi bridge to Hope form junction metro station almost a stretch of 4 km… This work has been taken directly under Sumadhura CSR funds.
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Year: April 2021 to March 2024.

Where: Kadugodi Tree Park(48, Whitefield Main Rd, near hope farm signal, opposite to Prashanth layout, Mahadevapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560048)

Objective:

Breathing zone created & maintained by Sumadhura for Whitefield communities by developing 22 acres forest front portion landscaping along with a beautiful artificial hill water fountain and landscaping at the entrance gate.
Other corporate of white filed provided an entrance gate and open gym for the visitors making the park complete and people enjoy every morning and evening along with their kids.

Project Details:

Park was inaugurated by former CM Mr. Yeddyurappa in April 2021. Sumadhura also extended the support by making an MOU with the forest dept for three years of maintenance starting from April 2021 to March 2024.
The statement of Breathing zone opts for the park when we look at the No. of visitors increasing month by month which gives fruitful results of good maintenance of the Sumadhura group.
The Forest Dept has been a supporting pillar in the entire course of management and conservational activities. We appreciate the Volunteers who contributed their best efforts to save the environment – in and around Whitefield
We wish to continue our endeavor to save the environment. This will in turn add immense value to the conservation efforts and the overall credibility of our CSR activities.

Year: Established in the year 2018

Where: Bio Shakti Plant Doddabbanahalli

Objective:

Sumadhura Group is putting its best efforts to transform Bangalore City to Garden City. The Onus of bringing back the glorious heritage of the City is behest on the Sumadhura Group – which leaves no stone unturned to make an honest effort to see the change on the ground.

Project Details:

As a responsible builder in Whitefield, Sumadhura has taken a challenging and extended task to process the wet waste of around 15 to 18 Sumadhura residential communities in a 3-ton capacity Bio shakti plant @ Doddabbanahalli, where we process all the wet waste collected from residential apartments into Bio-gas and then converted into Energy as an attempt to conserve the environment and give back to the nature.

Year: 2018-19

Where: Seed ball making at Sumadhura Projects. Dispersal location –  Makali Durga forest range, Bangalore.

Objective:

To organise a seed ball campaign -(making & dispersal), engaging Sumadhura employees and residents from Sumadhura communities.

Project Details:

During monsoon, Sumadhura Foundation along with the employees and the nearby communities took up a seed ball programme and spread 15000 seed balls in Makali Durga Forest Range along with the support of the forest Department.

Year: 2017-18

Where: adjacent to Sumadhura Eden garden, Bangalore.

Project Details:

As part of the Swachh Bharat Initiative and an innovative way to eliminate waste completely, Sumadhura Foundation has invested in a Waste to Energy plant in Whitefield suburb of Bangalore. It is a clean and low-cost technology that transforms organic waste to renewable energy. In addition to getting rid of the local solid waste, and generating electricity, this helps save carbon emissions too.

Year: 2017-18

Where: Sumadhura office & Project sites.

Objective: 

To ban plastic water bottle usage in Sumadhura offices and project sites.

Project Details:

Prior to 2018, Sumadhura Infracon used plastic water bottles in their offices and project sites for employees and visitors. With the ban on single use plastic across the country, we decided to make a change in the plastic water bottle usage in our offices too. And has since banned the use of plastic and switched to glass bottles that are washed and reused.