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48 Jindal Steel & Power Limited Business Leadership Sustainable Operations Excellent Governance Robust FinancialsSustainability at JSPLAnnual Report 2011-1249Modern medical facilities at your doorstepFacilitating education for girlsChhattisgarhRaigarh360 o ApproachJSPL (Raigarh) is focused on the coreOur focus is to create shared valuefor every intervention, ensuring aparticipatory model of development.Conducted five laparoscopic tubectomycamps (519 people operated)Operationalised a trauma centre toOPD (8,185 benefited), pathologicalinvestigation (619 benefited) andX-Ray (98 benefited)Conducted coaching classes at O.P.Jindal School to 380 studentsProvided education to 14 elderlyIndependence Day in schools locatedin 42 villages adopted by JSPL RaigarhConducted a drawing and quizprinciple of sustained inclusive growth.The objective is attained by mappingstakeholder aspirations throughintensive engagement and holisticproblem-solving. In other words, eachintervention is not a stand-alone vertical,but complements the big picture ofcorporate sustainability.Therefore, the verticals includeimproving access to quality education,modern medical facilities and potabledrinking water, improving purchasingparity through the enhancement ofsupplementary livelihood options,promotion of sports, arts & cultureand infrastructure development. Theunderlying thrust is on capacity buildingof communities to enable informeddecision-making at the grassroots.HealthOrganised three mega medical campsat District Jail Raigarh (378 patients),Ektal (359 patients) and Kunjemura(250 patients)Conducted an anaemia camp: 180 girlswere tested; 31 girls (found anaemic)were treated at KirodimalnagarConducted Papanicolaou test, 29people benefited at Kosamapaliand KalmiTreated over 16,193 patients througha mobile medical vanOrganised health and hygiene carecamps for the children of labourersOrganised surgery camp for poliodeformities followed by prosthesis(23 children benefited)handle emergency medical aidConducted HIV/AIDS awarenessprogramme amongst truck drivers inthe nearby villages – (21,602 personscovered); distributed over 41,879contraceptivesProvided referral services for criticalcare (18 cases)Treated patients (from below thepoverty line) at Fortis for burns,accidental cases, minor surgical, ENTcases, etc. (44 patients treated) andOutdoor Patient Department (OPD)undertook dialysis of 167 patientsConducted healthy baby show atGorkhaOrganised an occupational healthcentre at Kunjemura; treated throughProvided 12 air coolers to Smt. AsarfiDevi Mahila HospitalEducationAppointed 150 community teachersat Raigarh, Tamnar, Dharamjaigarh,Sarangarh, Baramkela and Pussoreblocks to improve teacher-studentratioProvided scholarships to 176 studentsProvided school fee, uniforms, booksand admission fee support to 77(Schedule Tribe and Below PovertyLine) students of Jindal AdarshGramya Bharti School, KirodimalnagarProvided school development grant(` 3.60 lacs) to Adarsh Gramya BhartiShikshan Samiti, Kirodimalnagarwomen at DhanagarDistributed uniforms and school bagsto 5,000 girl students, under DuttakPutri YojanaOrganised ‘kaun hai budhimaan’, aquiz contest for school students atSanjeevani, Patrapali and ASHAProvided 12 computers, printers,tables and chairs to SouthEastern Railway School, Bilaspur,Government Higher Secondary SchoolKirodimalnagar and GovernmentHigher Secondary School, DhanagarUndertook an electrification initiativefor Government Higher SecondarySchool, KirodimalnagarCelebrated the Republic Day and thecompetition at Kirodimalnagar,Chiraipani, Patrapali, Saraipali,Saraitola, Karwahi and Lamdarha onthe World Environment DayConducted coaching classes to 228students of government schools forPET and AIEEE entrance examinationsConstructed a school boundary wallfor the government Middle School,SaraitolaConstructed two new classrooms atO.P. Jindal School, KunjemuraRepair work at the government primaryschool, HokradipaProvided transportation facility tostudents, benefiting 264 students(bus) and 120 students (small vehicles)