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ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

AIM - Alternate Investment Market

AFI – Athletics Federation of India

ATW – Anytime Water

CSR – Corporate Social Responsibility

FICCI - Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry

FPO – Farmer Producer Organisation

GoAP – Government of Andhra Pradesh

GoTS – Government of Telangana State

IHHL – Individual Household Latrines

LPH – Litre Per Hour

LV – Link Volunteers

MIS – Management Information System

MW – Megawatt

NGO – Non Government Organisation

ODF – Open Defecation Free

PAN – Permanent Account Number

PHC – Primary Healthcare Center

RO – Reverse Osmosis

SAI – Sports Authority of India

SCERT - State Council of Educational Research and Training

TAN – Ten Digit Alphanumeric Number

UN – United Nations

WASH – Water, Sanitation & Hygiene


CONTENTS

S. No Description Page number

1 Abbreviations and Acronyms 3

2 Table of Contents 4

3 About Mytrah Energy 5

4 About Mytrah Foundation 6

5 About Mytrah CSR 7

6 Mytrah CSR Projects and Programmes 8

7 Mytrah Strategic CSR Partnerships and Alliances 29

8 CSR Expenditure by Programme 32

9 CSR Expenditure by Company 33


1. About Mytrah Energy

Mytrah is one of the fastest-growing renewable energy companies in the world

Mytrah’s superior performance has been the result of best-in-class practices,

experienced personnel and a cost-efficient approach. The company maximises

electricity generation from wind farms by deploying the complete range of capabilities

and competencies. Mytrah’s distinctive business model enables it to identify, plan and

execute projects on schedule and within budget. The Company’s project team has

delivered 583 MW of renewable energy assets across six states within five years.

Mytrah’s market knowledge, extensive relationships and expertise enabled it to build

strong positions in the high-value, rapidly growing Indian energy market. Mytrah has

created a visible projects pipeline of 3,500 MW, which is likely to be progressively

commissioned, accelerating the Company towards its medium-term objective of

installing 5,000 MW of renewable energy (wind and solar) assets. Listed on the

Alternate Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange, Mytrah has access

to international capital, expertise and industry partners; it’s smart approach positions

it as a progressive force in the global renewable energy sector, delivering sustainable

growth.


2. About Mytrah Foundation

Mytrah Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Mytrah Energy (I) Pvt. Ltd was established

in 2015 with a vision "to be the catalyst of positive change in society". The Mytrah

Foundation is a charitable trust established under the Indian Trust Act, 1882. All

programmes initiated under Corporate Social Responsibility of Mytrah Energy (I) Pvt.

Ltd. are managed by the Mytrah Foundation. The foundation is governed by founder

trustees. The foundation’s intent is to develop scalable and sustainable models in areas

of social entrepreneurship and sports among other development issues that can be

replicated on a large scale by the governments, philanthropic institutions and like-

minded organisations.


3. About Mytrah CSR

CSR Approach

Mytrah is committed to play the role of a catalyst in promoting comprehensive

development by facilitating participatory community development with enduring

impact. We consider participation as a process of empowerment and an effective

means of collaboration.

CSR strategy

Mytrah considers the community as a priority intervention area; it is committed to

embark on result-oriented projects/programmes guided by need based-analyses and

stakeholder consultations. Mytrah undertakes and supports CSR initiatives beyond its

geography in addition to affirmative action on matters of national importance based

on community needs and exigent circumstances (natural disasters).

The Company’s CSR engagement covers four prominent areas:

1. Development skills and promoting entrepreneurship

2. Undertaking WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) initiatives

3. Promoting sports

4. Forging collaborations and partnerships


CSR PROJECTS


Strategic Objective 1 To promote greater livelihood

opportunities through skill building and

entrepreneurship development for

needy to reduce poverty


Grameen Mytrah

This partnership project with BAIF Development Research Foundation (national NGO

with over 48 years of community development experience) is the outcome of a ‘Needs

Assessment’ survey conducted at Nazeerabad in Ranga Reddy district of Telangana

State and Savalsang of Vijayapura district of Karnataka. The purpose of this project is

to promote livelihood opportunities through skill building and entrepreneurship

development.


Grameen Mytrah – Nazeerabad, Telangana

Project Objectives

To enhance skills of 33 individuals/youth and ensure gainful employment/

increased income

To improve entrepreneurial skills of 175 farmers/individuals and increase their

income

Project Activities

Need Assessment Study completed

5 fodder cultivation plots supported towards individual entrepreneurship with

impact on at least 100 farmers

25 youth to be trained in various skills and employed

1 Farmer Producer Organization for 100 farmers to benefit initially through

collective procurement and marketing

1 Shade net development which will benefit 25 farmers initially

1 Integrated Livestock Development Center which will benefit 1000 livestock

Project output indicators

Improved income through greater access to livelihood opportunities - multi-cut

fodder, collective procurement and marketing

Improved skills for employability and entrepreneurial development

Project Status:

Fodder cultivation started

Artificial insemination center started

Drinking water plants being established

Formation of FPO in the process


Grameen Mytrah – Vijaypura, Karnataka

Project Objectives

To enhance skills of 12 individuals/youth and ensure gainful employment/

increased income

To improve entrepreneurial skills of 150 farmers/individuals and increase their

income

Project Activities

Need Assessment Study

2 fodder cultivation plots through an individual entrepreneurship model with

impact on at least 100 farmers

10 youth to be trained in various skills and employed

1 Farmer Producer Organization for 100 farmers to benefit initially through

collective procurement and marketing

1 Integrated Livestock Development Center which will benefit over1000 livestock


Improved income through greater access to livelihood opportunities through

fodder, collective procurement and marketing

Improved skills for employability and entrepreneurial development

Project Status:

Artificial insemination center started

Formation of FPO in the process


Strategic Objective 2 To promote safe drinking water, sanitation

and hygiene (WASH) through education

and provision of facilities for preventive

health care


Link Volunteers Project

The Link Volunteers is a partnership project with Banerjee & Luke Foundation, being

implemented in Borabanda, a conglomeration of slums in Hyderabad. The project has

three objectives: improve knowledge and skills of 100 Link Volunteers to deliver better

urban healthcare services in the selected slums; establish early diagnosis methods,

collect epidemiological data from the slum area population related to hypertension

and diabetes to facilitate early intervention services; to eventually create viable

associations in primary healthcare management, through collaborative efforts

between non-government and government organisations; replicating/expanding the

project and influencing healthcare policies of the state.


Link Volunteers Project – Hyderabad, Telangana

Project Objectives

To improve knowledge and skills of 100 health care workers and thereby their

performance

To establish early diagnosis methods, collect epidemiological data on

hypertension and diabetes and facilitate intervention services

Create viable association in PHC management through collaborative efforts

between NGOs and Government organizations; replicating/expanding the project

and influencing the health care policies of the State

Project Activities

Training of 100 Link Volunteers in 8 sessions

Primary Health Care for 1000 persons per month through project-based clinic and

diagnostic center

Digitalization of 3750 health profiles

Overall impact among 100,000 population living around Borabanda slum cluster


Greater knowledge to preventive health care

Improved access to early diagnosis and intervention services

100 volunteers have improved knowledge & Skills pertaining to the job

Project Status:

Project Clinic & Laboratory Established

7 staff members are on rolls

25 volunteers identified for focused early intervention

Digital data capturing package established

About 260 persons data captured


Drinking Water Project – Nazeerabad, Telangana &

Vijaypura, Karnataka

Project Objectives

Reduce water borne diseases

Reduce expenditure on health care

Increase income from less wage absenteeism

Eradicate dental and skeletal fluorosis in the target villages

Project Activities

Establishing 3 RO drinking water plants of 1000 LPH capacity

Provide 20 litres of water per family per day

Provide for ATW System to collect water by beneficiaries

Cover at least 300 families (1200) population per plant


6000 litres of safe drinking water is produced by each plant

At least 720 families take drinking water every day from Water ATMs

50% of the cost collected is deposited with the community every month

Project Status:

2 water plants are being established and will function from April 2016


Swachh Bharat Sanitation Project

Swachh Bharat Sanitation Project with the Government of Andhra Pradesh makes it

possible to contribute to the Individual Household Sanitation initiative of Swachh

Bharat programme of GoAP through the construction of household toilets in Guntur

and Kurnool districts (Andhra Pradesh).


Swachh Bharat Sanitation Project – Guntur, Andhra

Pradesh

Project Objectives

Reduce communicable diseases

Empower women

Build clean India

Build ODF villages

Project Activities

Awareness building on sanitation

Construction of 250 IHHLs

Create enabling environment to utilize the provision made


Enabling environment created to utilize the IHHLs

250 IHHLs completed in time and received reimbursement

3 ODF villages build in Sattenapalli area

Project Status:

112 IHHLs under construction-to be completed in April

Village and beneficiaries identified to complete remaining 138 IHHLS

Expected to complete the project by end June 2016


School Sanitation Project – Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh

Project Objectives

Create awareness about school sanitation

Reduce dropout of girls from schools

Habit formation among school students to use IHHLs

Control open defecation

Project Activities

Create awareness about school sanitation

Provision of disinfectants to schools

Engage staff to maintain school sanitation

Work towards sustainability through GoAP


Reduced school dropouts among girls

Increased awareness about utilizing IHHLs

Project Status:

Activities to be started after reopening of schools in next academic year


Strategic Objective 3

To work towards improved institutional

mechanisms for capacity building of

sports persons in the country


Mytrah Sports Initiatives

The primary purpose of offering an all-encompassing support to sports person is to

make the necessary provisions for the required levels and amounts of coaching and

training, and motivate potential sportspersons in the country to improve their

performances and achievements.


Support to Sports Persons – Hyderabad, Telangana

Project Purpose

To enhance access to preventive health care and early diagnosis and intervention

system for one lakh population in selected slums in Hyderabad by 2019

Project Objectives

To encourage sports persons in excelling in their respective fields

To provide for improved training opportunities

To bridge the financial gap of poor sports persons

Project Activities

Individual sponsorship for higher level training

Supporting a sports academy for the disabled

Support Swachh Bharat campaign for awareness building

Project Targets

Mr. Indrajit Singh, shot putter and first athlete to qualify for Rio 2016 Olympics, is

being supported by Mytrah

Ms. Arunima Sinha’s (first Indian woman amputee to climb Mount Everest) Sports

Academy for disabled children is being supported

Mr. Abhishek Kumar Sharma, cyclist, who is on a mission to complete 20,000 km

of cycling across India, while promoting the Swachh Bharat initiative, has been

supported by Mytrah to complete his journey of 3900 kilometers from Hyderabad

to New Delhi, where he will meet the Honorable Prime Minister

Mytrah is contemplating the possibility of establishing a sports academy with a

focus on supporting budding sports persons


Athletic Academy – Hyderabad, Telangana

Project Objectives

To build and establish a Sports Academy of international repute

To provide economic support, training and exposure to international best

practices

To provide for talent search, identification and initial training in potential

locations

Affiliate and collaborate with SAI and AFI

Project Activities

Training under 14, under 16 and under 18 persons in running, long jump, shot

put, high jump and javelin throw


Acquiring land

Start primary construction

Recruit coach

Project Status:

Concept note developed and shared with GoTS

Exploring possibilities of Government allocating land

Communication levels open at apex level of sports


Strategic Objective 4

Partnership Engagement for Sustainable

Development


Art Camp & Art Exhibition

Driven by Mytrah Energy’s recognition of the power and contributory role of art and

culture in consistently employing imagination and creativity to espouse social cause,

enact human feelings and establish the message for humanity and society, an Art for

Social Cause -Art Camp was conducted, with exclusive paintings contributed by

renowned artists from India. The sale proceeds of which are directed towards the

project Kala Mytrah. The project (in collaboration with UNICEF) provides technical

support. Mahita, an NGO based at Hyderabad with over 20 years of work experience

in social development, is executing the project.

Facilitating secondary coaching and certification along with life-skills to 500 adolescent

girls in the age-group of 14-19 years in Borabanda (at least 75% to pass the Secondary

Education examination); formation and strengthening adolescent girls collectives in

four centres to help young girls and children restore their rights through parents,

community involvement and participation; showcasing project results to relevant

government partners and supporting them to develop comprehensive programmes

for the empowerment of adolescent girls with a focus on their education.


Kala Mytrah – Hyderabad, Telangana

Project Objectives

Facilitate secondary coaching and certification along with Life Skills to 500

adolescent girls in the area of Borabanda

Minimum 500 girls to pass the final exam for Secondary Education

Formation and strengthening of Adolescent Girls Collectives in four Centers,

which will help the Young Girls as well as Children for restoring their rights

through parents and community involvement and participation

Project Output Indicators

Community Resource Centers will be established and functional and imparting

secondary education for 500 Young Girls along with Life Skills

Teachers will be recruited locally and trained

Bridge Course Curriculum with supporting modules and materials for selected

subjects will be developed.

Advocacy workshops with Telangana Open School Society and SCERT will be

conducted.

Formation and strengthening of Adolescent Girls Groups and Federation

Develop the network with neighboring employers and establishments

At least 400 girls pass the Grade X examination


Strategic Alliances &

Partnerships


Participation at Apex Level

Mytrah participated at the national level CSR & Sports Conference organized by

FICCI, Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs and Vision Foundation and

participated at the panel discussion. Supported this national level event with ₹

100,000 Sponsorship

Mytrah participated at the World CSR Day organized by the World CSR Congress

with Blue Dart as the principle Sponsor. Supported the event with ₹ 200,000

sponsorship

Mytrah has been invited to join the UN Global Compact as the member at the

national level


Mytrah’s CSR Partners

Organization Project

Banerjee & Luke Foundation Link Volunteers Project

Artists, Curator, Art Gallery Art Camp-Art Exhibition-Kala Mytrah

Government of Andhra Pradesh Swachh Bharat Sanitation Project

BAIF Foundation (NGO) Grameen Mytrah

UNICEF Kala Mytrah

Mahita (NGO) Kala Mytrah

Promotion of sportspersons Inderjeet; Arunima; Abhishek

FICCI FICCI CSR & Sports Conference

Vision Foundation FICCI CSR & Sports Conference

World CSR Congress – Blue Dart World CSR Day


Financial Performance – Expenditure by Programme

S.No. Project/Programme Mytrah Budget Utilization

1 Skills & Entrepreneurship Project -

Pargi 1,959,100 1,077,505

2 Skills & Entrepreneurship Project -

Savalsang 1,599,400 879,670

3 Link Volunteers Project 3,038,000 1,423,720

4 Sanitation Project 1,000,000 1,680,000

5 School Sanitation Project 1,000,000 0

6 Sports 1,800,000 767,047

7 Art Camp & Exhibition 1,600,000 1,736,563

8 CSR activities Burgula 360,000 270,000

9 Legal service* 2,083

Total 12,356,500 6,156,588

*SB Cess on Legal Service - Nov 15


Financial Performance – Budget by Company

# Project/Programme 2% Budget

2015-16

Utilization

2015-16

1 Mytrah Energy (India) Ltd 1,069,588 4,462,868

2 Bindu Vayu Urja Pvt. Ltd 3,785,885 1,423,720

3 Mytrah Vayu (Pennar) Pvt. Ltd 880,378 270,000

Total 5,735,851 6,156,588

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