Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF), the Corporate Social Responsibility arm of Hyundai Motor India Limited, has initiated three significant CSR projects in Maharashtra aimed at fostering health, sanitation, and art across the state. The launch event, held at The Bombay Art Society in Bandra, Mumbai, marked the inauguration of these transformative initiatives.
Underlining its commitment to sustainable development goals, HMIF has embarked on several impactful projects tailored to Maharashtra’s specific needs. These include the installation of 100 water RO systems in schools across Gadchiroli district to ensure access to safe drinking water. Additionally, the Sparsh Sanjeevani project introduces 5 Telemedicine Clinics and deploys 2 Mobile Medical Vans, enhancing healthcare accessibility in underserved communities.
Puneet Anand, AVP & Vertical Head – Corporate Affairs, Hyundai Motor India Ltd., emphasized the strategic importance of these initiatives in advancing societal well-being. He highlighted Hyundai’s global vision of ‘Progress for Humanity’ and reiterated their dedication to inclusive growth through sustained CSR efforts.
Gopala Krishnan CS, Chief Manufacturing Officer (CMO), Hyundai Motor India Ltd., underscored the collaborative nature of these projects, thanking the Maharashtra State Government for their support. He expressed optimism that these initiatives would catalyze positive change and significantly impact the lives of people across Maharashtra.
Hyundai also launched the third season of ‘Art for Hope,’ their flagship CSR program aimed at promoting art and cultural development in the region. This holistic approach reflects Hyundai’s commitment to creating a lasting and meaningful impact through responsible corporate citizenship.
The CSR initiatives by Hyundai in Maharashtra epitomize their ethos of corporate responsibility, aiming not only to address immediate needs but also to foster sustainable and equitable growth across the state.