Our Progress this Season
Cities continue to be the engines for economic growth and social prosperity. From driving investments and effecting social change, to setting benchmarks in productivity and competitiveness, cities have been at the forefront of international progress. With the building sector primed to facilitate rapid urbanisation, there also comes the opportunity to tackle some specific challenges, especially for optimal utilisation of resources. With heavy reliance of the sector on natural resources, utilising between 20% to 40% of basic resources like water, raw materials, and energy; and contributions to water effluents and waste between 20% to 30%, there is a significant opportunity to harness and drive disruptive and sustainable change.
As a real estate developer, we are mindful of the impacts of our operations on the environment. We are also aware of the risks that depleting natural resources and other environmental issues pose to the sustainable growth of our business. In order to tackle the challenges, Mahindra Lifespaces practices and promotes sustainable urbanisation through an integrated approach to design and execute projects that is strongly rooted in environmental and social considerations. In the first wave – Sustainability 1.0 of our journey, our efforts revolved on developing green built environment, cascading sustainable practices across the supply chain, and enhancing the quality of our disclosures.
Sustainability 2.0 is a manifestation of our futuristic approach. Under this, we are focusing on moving towards carbon neutrality, integrating SDGs into business considerations, and deepening our engagement with customers and employees. This is being facilitated by our Sustainability Policy which helps us to realise our mission and create value for our stakeholders. The Policy, aligned with other organisational policies and the Group Sustainability Framework, comprises four pillars.
- Our Progress this Season
- Our Progress this Season
Our Progress this Season
Cities continue to be the engines for economic growth and social prosperity. From driving investments and effecting social change, to setting benchmarks in productivity and competitiveness, cities have been at the forefront of international progress. With the building sector primed to facilitate rapid urbanisation, there also comes the opportunity to tackle some specific challenges, especially for optimal utilisation of resources. With heavy reliance of the sector on natural resources, utilising between 20% to 40% of basic resources like water, raw materials, and energy; and contributions to water effluents and waste between 20% to 30%, there is a significant opportunity to harness and drive disruptive and sustainable change.
Our Progress this Season2
Cities continue to be the engines for economic growth and social prosperity. From driving investments and effecting social change, to setting benchmarks in productivity and competitiveness, cities have been at the forefront of international progress. With the building sector primed to facilitate rapid urbanisation, there also comes the opportunity to tackle some specific challenges, especially for optimal utilisation of resources. With heavy reliance of the sector on natural resources, utilising between 20% to 40% of basic resources like water, raw materials, and energy; and contributions to water effluents and waste between 20% to 30%, there is a significant opportunity to harness and drive disruptive and sustainable change.
About Kogta Financial
Kogta Financial (I) Ltd, one of the fastest growing NBFCs in western India with its cost effective and efficient value chain for its clients financial needs is an outcome of its experienced and innovative Management Team.
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