JAMMU, Dec 22: ICICI Foundation, the CSR arm of the ICICI group set up in 2008 to enable inclusive growth, successfully completed the Rain Water Harvesting Project in many Government Schools.
The Rain Water Harvesting Project was completed under the supervision of ICICI Foundation Project Manager, Binni Thakur, Development Officer, Parvinder Singh and Community Facilitator, Balwan Singh.
The project was completed in Government Girls Middle School Langotian, Government High School Rarian, Government Middle School Rara, Government High School Mahal Shahan, Government High School Keso Manhsan, Government Girls Middle School Abtal, Government Boys Middle School Abtal, Government High School Abtal Chowni, Government Middle School Bassi Khurd and Government High School Palli.
Under the Rain Water Harvesting Project, ICICI Foundation for increasing water level and storing rain water provided 1000 litres PVC Tanki and complete 50 feet deep Bhor-Filter free of cost in aforementioned government schools.
Project Manager, Binni Thakur said, “Working on the strategic pillar of ‘Shortage’ and ‘Environment’, the Foundation has implemented various interventions towards conservation and management of water.”
“ICICI Foundation has implemented the Rainwater Harvesting Project in many government schools across the J&K advancing on the traditional and cost-effective method of conserving water,” he added.
Principal Government Girls Middle School Langotian Jashpal, Government High School Rarian, Ajit, Government High School Keso Manhsan, Urmila Jamwal and Government Girls Middle School Abtal Anita Choudhary, appreciated the initiative of ICICI Foundation under Rain Water Harvesting Project.
They said that the ICICI Foundation has been contributing to J&K’s economic growth and development.
While promoting inclusive growth, the Foundation has made differences to its customers through its products and services, as well as supporting development initiatives and community outreach, they said.
