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Corporate Social Responsibility March e-Newsletter

Volume 02 Issue 12

Creamline Dairy Products Ltd


Message from Team CSR

CDPL-CSR con�nues to contribute significantly to brand reputa�on and affinity. When

companies support social or environmental issues consumers will have a more posi�ve image of

the company, will be more likely to trust the company and will be more loyal. A company’s

commitment to social and environmental issues are an important consumer’s considera�on in

deciding what to buy or where to shop, which products and services to recommend to others,

which companies they want to see doing business in their communi�es and where to work.

Companies can see CSR’s impact on the bo'om line, too. In an increasingly compe��ve

landscape, CSR can provide brands with a much-needed edge. Most of the consumers would

switch brands to one that is associated with a good cause, given similar price or quality. Social

responsibility is fundamental to our business, and without collabora�on we simply can’t achieve

this. Social responsibility is about aligning with stakeholders and ensuring transparency and it

comes with visible policies, strong communica�ons and support from the highest level right

through the organiza�on. That’s why we are commi'ed to building it into daily life at CDPL.

JERSEY is now a well known name in the area it operates. We are proud to support the

communi�es where we operate and have built strong rela�onships locally and na�onally. Our

CSR ini�a�ves make a significant economic contribu�on to the locali�es and communi�es in

which we operate. Based on our experiences from the last 2 years, we have projects in animal

welfare, educa�on, health care, environmental sustainability, etc. In associa�on with Govt

departments and local bodies we have treated 5375 veterinary cases and examined 244 pa�ents

for the month of March and we thank each and every one for their support.

Hence let us work with fresh perspec�ve and see the changes in the financial year 2016-17.

Growing Responsibly C S R E - N E W S L E T T E R | M A R - 2 0 1 6 V O L U M E 2 I S S U E 1 2

Inside this

issue:

M E S S A G E

F R O M T E A M

C S R

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E X E C U T I O N

S U M M A R Y 2

L A N D M A R K

E V E N T S A T

C D P L

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A C C O M -

P L I S H E D

E V E N T S

3

N E W S P U B -

L I C A T I O N 7

C S R N E W S

A N D E V E N T S 7

D A I R Y N E W S 8

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S P E C I A L

P O I N T S O F I N -

T E R E S T :

∗ Key achievements

∗ CDPL-CSR contribu-

�ons

∗ Our monthly CSR e-

Newsle'ers


S.No. Division Activity Numbers recommended Numbers implemented by

1 Hyderabad

Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 4 1

Medical Health Camp (Human) 2 1

Milk can distribution 1 1

2 Vijayawada Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 7 -

Medical Health Camp (Human) 1 -

3 Karimnagar Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 2 4


4 Chennai Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 7 9


5 Bangalore Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 4 4


6 Ongole Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 1 1

7 Nagpur Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 4 4

Education (School activity) 1 -

TOTAL


Veterinary Camp (Cattle) 29 23

Milk can distribution 1 1

Education (School activity) 1 -

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Execution Summary

Name of the Project No. of

beneficiaries

Veterinary camp 5375

Medical health camp 244

Livestock Health 1555 General cases

2441 Deworming

23 Villages covered

283 Vaccinations

5375 Total cases

531 Vet Gynec Cases

Human health Camp

21 Older adults

treated

244 Total

cases

3 Village

covered

9 Children

treated

214 Adults treat-

ed

Landmark Events

Number of activities implemented


Accomplished Events

3

Hyderabad

A prenatal medical health camp for pregnant women

is conducted at Pocharam (Nagireddypet) under

Medak chilling unit with the support from District

Medical & Health Office (Medak). The camp is dealt

with providing medical examina�on/check-up, distri-

bu�on of free medicines and spreading awareness

on health related issues. A veterinary camp and milk

can distribu�on program is organized under Medak

and Jagadevpur chilling centers and provided free

treatment to ca'le, distributed free medicines, im-

parted awareness training on ca'le health and distributed free milk cans to milk producers. These veterinary

camps treated 254 cases. The camps were a'ended by Dr.A.V Narayana, Mr.Laxmareddy, Mr.Anilreddy,

Mr.Rajender, Dr.Tirumalesh, Mr.Vi'al reddy(sarpanch), Mr.Sanjeev(MPP), Mr.Narayana(ZPTC), mr.Shivarajaiah

(Tahasildar), Mr.Karuna Sudhakar(MPTC) and related supervisors and CSR team.

Mr.Giri babu (GM-

Proc) and Mr.Laxma

reddy distribu�ng

free milk cans to

agents under Janago-

an/Jagdevpur unit.

Karimnagar

Four veterinary camps were organized under Dharmavaram

and Jammikunta chilling centers. 141 farmers of these

villages availed the services provided and were thankful for

receiving free medicines. These camps treated 224

deworming, 108 gynec cases and 121 other cases. A medical

camp is organized at Gopalraopet(vil) and treated nearly 150

pa�ents. Free medicines are also distributed at health camp.

The camps are a'ended by Dr.Prathap reddy, Mrs.Dasare

sa'ema(sarpanch), Mr.Sathish reddy and team.

Doctor trea�ng a kid

at Gopalraopet medi-

cal health camp

Nagpur division organized four veterinary camps. These camps

received good response from the rural farmers and milk producers. In

addi�on to consulta�on, free medicines are distributed at the camps.

These veterinary camps treated 180 deworming, 4 gynec cases and 71

other cases. The camps are a'ended by Mr.Mangesh pounikar

Mr.Trushal Hedaoo Mr.Pramod Ghagare, Mr.Jitendra Landge, Mr

Mr.Khushal Hatnagar,Mr.Gaurav Ingale and team.

Nagpur

Mr Mangesh and

Mr.Trushal distrib-

u�ng free medicines

and calcium powder

at Chaudamail veteri-

nary camp


Bangalore

Four veterinary camps are organized under Madanapalle and Palamaner chilling

unit. 1265 cases are treated benefi�ng 153 farmers. Farmers of these villages

availed the service provided at the camps and were thankful for receiving free

medicines and awareness on health related issues. The camps are a'ended by

Dr.A.V.Narayana, Mr.T. Krishna reddy, Mr.T.Satyanarayana reddy, Mr.Bhaskar

reddy and related supervisors and team.

Dr.A.V.Narayana and

Mr.Krishna Reddy

trea�ng a calf at

Madanapalle unit

4

Chennai

Mr. M.Prakasam

vaccina�ng a cow at

Vandavasi veterinary

camp

Nine veterinary camps are conducted under AP and

TN region of Chennai division. The basic objec�ves of

conduc�ng the camps are to gain an understanding

of the general livestock health status, management

prac�ces and prevalent diseases/problems in the

area so that livestock related interven�ons could be

taken up systema�cally. These veterinary camps

treated 45 vaccina�ons, 11381 deworming, 231

gynec cases and 1348 other cases. The camps are

a'ended by Dr.A.V.Narayana, Dr.Sri. Manohar,

Dr.Penchai reddy, Mr.N.Gopi, Mr.P.Mallikarjuna naidu, Mr.M.Prakasam, Mr.K.Munuswamy, Mr. Shanmugam,

Gopalamitra-Mr.Lokaiah, Mr.B.Venkatakrishnaiah, Dr.Rangaiah, Mr.P.Anil Kumar related supervisors and team.

Ongole

Mr.K.Balasubramania

n, Dr. A.V.Narayana,

Mr Madhubabu and

team distribu�ng free

medicines and milk

cans to farmers.

A veterinary camp is organized at Chimakurthy(P.Gudipadu). 43

farmers are benefited with free check up for their ca'le and free

medicines were distributed at camps. In total 141 cases are treated

at this camp. The Veterinary camp is a'ended by

Mr.K.Balasubramanian, Dr.A.V.Narayana, Mr.Y.Madhu Babu,

Mr.T.Rajasekhar reddy, Mr.Ch.Krishan Prasad, MrV.Vinay babu,

Mr.Bahmendra - Gopalamitra, Mr.Balammaent and team.

CSR Vision

We are committed to be the admired Dairy Company delivering sustainable value to

all stakeholders.

CSR Mission

We believe that corporate social responsibility (CSR) should not just be about philan-

thropy and compliance but that it should also offer a more holistic corporate ap-

proach towards economic, social, and environmental impacts as a whole.


Animal Welfare

♦ In total, 259 veterinary camps are conducted for FY 2015-16.

♦ Benefited 11798 direct milk producers and farmers.

♦ More than 46000 (Forty six thousand) animals have been

treated so far.

♦ Nearly 260 villages have been covered.

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Key Achievements For FY 2015-16

♦ 260 saplings planted as part of our Tree Planta�on Program.

♦ Volunteered and organized Blood Dona�on Camp in

partnership with Govt blood bank.

♦ In coordina�on with SHGs, have contributed for construc�on

of toilets.

♦ Distributed nearly 1300 milk cans directly benefi�ng 500

farmers.

Environmental Sustainability

♦ In total, 14 medical health camps are conducted for FY

2015-16.

♦ More than 3000 farmers have been directly benefited.

♦ Covered more than 20 villages.

Health

Education

♦ Nearly 50 farmers par�cipated in milk producer

induc�on program, to bring awareness among them on

milk processing and packing.

♦ Nearly 600 govt. primary school students have

par�cipated in 11 different drawing/ handwri�ng / quiz

compe��ons and have grabbed their prizes.


CDPL’s contribution under CSR programs and activities

Free medicine distribu�on at all

veterinary and human health camps

Women prena-

tal health

Health camps at

Government schools

Tree planta�on

Sports compe��ons

Drawing, handwri�ng,

quiz compe��ons at

various Govt. schools

Distribu�on of free

books, textbooks,

sta�onary and

sport kits

Milk Producer

Induc�on &

awareness program General health

camps

Sanita�on

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News Publications

News & Events

Cairn India Providing Safe Drinking Water to the Community in Barmer, Rajasthan To address the acute water shortage and provide access to clean and safe drinking water, Cairn has initiated a key

CSR intervention to support the Government of Rajasthan (GoR) in its effort to provide safe drinking water to house-

holds in the state. In this initiative, Cairn is positioned to touch the lives of a million-plus people – no mean feat for a

state as sparsely populated as Rajasthan. The company initiated the Jeevan Amrit pilot project in collaboration with the Public Health and Engineering Depart-ment (PHED), GoR, to ensure clean and safe drinking water to the communities in the districts of Barmer and Jalore through the establishment of Water ATW (Any-time Water) kiosks. Odisha Govt and Tata Trusts to Work Together for Elimination of Malaria, MOU Signed Government of Odisha and Tata Trusts have signed a Memo-

randum of Understanding (MoU) to work towards implement-

ing malaria control and prevention activities, along with re-

search and technological innovations aimed at improving the

lives of people in the malaria endemic southern districts of

Odisha. With a common focus on the elimination of malaria by 2030 and improving the overall quality of life of communities, the partnership plans on strengthening its communication strategy and bringing in innovative technologies to track and monitor the disease-prone districts. Tata Trusts, through Odisha Liveli-hood Mission (OLM), aims to reach out to 25000 households along with the Program Management Unit (PMU), which will ensure effective and timely implementation of the Malarial Control Programme.


Growing Responsibly

C S R E - N E W S L E T T E R | M A R - 2 0 1 6 V O L U M E 2 I S S U E 1 2

This is how it all started for this FY and every step was a stepping stone to ‘SUCCESS’

Our monthly CSR e-Newsletters - 2015-16

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bad, 500 082 CIN: U15201TG1986PLC006912 Telephone Number: 91 8008552920, 91 8008444097 Fax Number:

040-23323353 Email: jer [email protected] Website Address: www.creamlinedairy.com

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Dairy News

Delhi Daredevils got Mother Dairy as

principal sponsor

MUMBAI: GMR Group owned Delhi

Daredevils, the Delhi franchise of the Indi-

an Premiere League (IPL), has roped in

milk and milk products company Mother

Dairy as its principal sponsor. As a part of

this association the Mother Dairy brand

will be visible on the Delhi Daredevils

team jersey. Mother Dairy said it will leverage the plat-

form of T20 cricket with innovative initia-

tives to engage with fans and the consum-

ers. The brand will also engage with key

stakeholders like farmers and ex-servicemen being booth operators and

making them feel special while recognising

their contribution to the Nation. Dairies like Kwality and Creamline

Dairy feel profit margins squeeze

after falling sale prices

HYDERABAD: Several private dairies are

experiencing pressure on profit margins

owing to a fall in selling prices resulting

from aggressive competition from glo bal

and domestic dairies inclu ding govern-

ment-backed coope ratives, even as succes-

sive draughts have resulted in de mand-supply imbalances in cer tain regions.

Private dairy firm Kwality, with a primary

focus on North Indian markets, saw its net

profit growth falling to 11.29% at Rs

140.93 crore in 2015 from 31.8% in the

previous fiscal, despite healthy increase of

15.1% in revenues at Rs 5,269 crore.

Similarly, south-based private dairies like

Godrej Agrovet-controlled Creamline

Dairy have admitted pressure on their mar-

gins. "The failure of the monsoon and non-availability of fodder have also contributed

to pressure, hurting our revenue growth by

400-500 basis points and our profit mar-

gins by 200-300 basis points, though we

managed to close last fiscal with over 10%

growth," said Creamline Dairy's managing

director K Bhaskar Reddy.

Source:www.economictimes.com

Kerala to produce 'organic milk' with

Dutch tie up

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: MILMA,

the Kerala Co- operative Milk Marketing

Federation Ltd, is set to join hands with the

Netherlands to produce nutritious, high-quality 'organic milk' - without using syn-

thetic feed or antibiotics while rearing the

cattle. As many as five milk societies in

Mullankolli, in high range Wayanad, have

been identified for implementing the ambi-

tious project, which will begin soon after

getting the final clearance from the Dutch

government.

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