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54 Jindal Steel & Power Limited Business Leadership Sustainable Operations Excellent Governance Robust FinancialsSustainability at JSPLAnnual Report 2011-1255Kishori Express - Controlling adolescent anaemia among village girlsECOSPA Self Help Group packing hand-made herbalbody care productsEco-friendly jute accessories manufactured by ODIFAB Self HelpGroup as part of the Angul rural Women’s InitiativeOdishaAngulHealthInitiated ‘Aanchal’, a programmededicated to the care of motherand childHelping address adolescent anaemiathrough Kishori Express, touching6,735 girlsRun HIV-ICT centres and condomvending machinesConducted voluntary blood donationcamps in collaboration with Red CrossSociety; also conducted health campsacross 32 villagesInitiated malaria and dengueprevention measures across131 villagesProvided access to safe drinking waterin 48 villagesEducationEnhanced employability throughtechnical training institutesImproved Teacher-Student ratio inschools ( 1:76 to 1:42) through theintervention of community teachersMainstreaming the children of dailylabourers from quality crèche toformal school education through‘Aarambha’ schoolHelped enable quality educationin 42 vernacular medium schools;distributed teaching aids and sportgoods among other thingsPartnering with the government forimproving school infrastructure andclassroom amenities in 26 schoolsProvided study material to 4,600children of jail inmates across 43 jailsin OdishaPromoted girl child educationSustainable livelihood and womenempowermentInvolved 114 women in herbal bodycare product manufacturing unit;another 150 women engaged in juteaccessories manufacturingEngaged farmers in organic farmingand piscicultureProvided marketing support for allSHG manufactured productsInfrastructureAddressing the critical gap incommunity infrastructure, based onneed prioritisationEnsuring community participationthrough ‘shramadaan’ and otheractivitiesProviding safe drinking water through125 tube wells across 32 villagesFacilitating rural householdelectrification with the governmentProvided school infrastructure across26 villagesCreated all-weather access roads of37.5 km for faster movement of goodsand services across 16 villagesConstructed community centresacross 24 villages, improving commonfacilities and bonding among peopleSports, Youth and Cultural BondingFormed youth clubs, rural gymnasiumsand provided coaching facilities to1,100 youthProvided sports equipmentEncouraged young entrepreneursto manage community assetsProvided First-Aid training torural youthOrganising street plays on fire safety,road safety, HIV/AIDS awareness andother season-specific diseasesFacilitated relief and rehabilitationmeasures for flood and storm-hit areas(19,602 families across 14 locations inthe entire state of Odisha supported in2011-12) and fire victims (159 families)Natural resource managementInitiated Watershed Project incollaboration with NABARD to benefit1,743 households in five villages across1,400 hectaresPlanted over 1 lac high canopy treesthrough a community-based approachRenovated rural water harvestingstructures