Corporate Social Responsibility

At its core, our business is about partnering with people to help them achieve their best life.

At Divis, Corporate Social Responsibility is embedded into our integrated business model, aligning social and environmental priorities with long-term value creation. Our focus is on inclusive development and community empowerment, driven by a commitment to building resilient and sustainable communities.
A significant portion of our CSR efforts is concentrated in the villages surrounding our manufacturing units, where we work closely with local communities to understand their specific needs. Our approach is rooted in listening, collaboration, and purposeful action to deliver meaningful and lasting outcomes.
These initiatives are further strengthened by employee-led voluntary programmes such as blood donation camps, awareness walks, and community outreach drives, reflecting our belief in collective responsibility and grassroots engagement.

CSR, at Divi’s, is about giving back and building forward, shaping a future where every person, community, and ecosystem can thrive.
We concentrate our efforts on initiatives that deliver impact at the ground level, directly improving the quality of life in underserved areas.
We promote education through school infrastructure, digital literacy, and scholarships; support skill development and self-employment; improve healthcare access via camps and clinic upgrades; and ensure safe drinking water through projects like Sujalam and Jalaprasadam.
We also strengthen rural livelihoods, invest in infrastructure development, and champion environmental sustainability through afforestation, biodiversity preservation, and clean energy awareness campaigns.
Each year, Divi’s undertakes a wide range of CSR initiatives across the following focus areas:

Promoting Education

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Preventive Healthcare

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Providing Safe Drinking Water

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Environment Sustainability

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Animal Welfare

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Village Development

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In villages across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, many children still study without classrooms, clean water, or basic furniture. We’re working to change that, by upgrading infrastructure, promoting digital literacy, advancing digital literacy, and equipping government schools to be supportive spaces where children can learn and grow.

Key Initiatives FY2025-26:
● Constructed classrooms and upgraded infrastructure facilities.
● Enhanced academic, science, and digital learning support.
● Improved water, nutrition, sanitation, and health facilities at Institutes.
● Provision of merit-based scholarships and additional teaching staff.

Impact:
Health check-ups for students in govt. schools
● Beneficiaries: ~10,310
● Schools: 97
Distribution of notebooks, school bags, and 10th class study materials
● Beneficiaries: ~11,890 students
● Govt. schools: 96
Providing support for welfare hostels and facilities that encourage girls’ education
● Beneficiaries: ~9,330 students
● Institutions: 90

Divi’s Community Health Intervention efforts aim to close critical healthcare gaps in underserved rural areas, bringing quality care closer to home, promoting health education, and empowering communities to take charge of their well-being.

Key Initiatives FY2025-26:
● Upgradation of infrastructure and medical equipment at government health centres.
● Conducted health screening camps and outreach programmes in underserved
villages.
● Strengthened healthcare services at Primary Health Centres (PHCs) and Community
Health Centres (CHCs).
● Promotion of awareness on early care, nutrition, and preventive healthcare practices.

Impact:
Provision of essential medical equipment to Community Health Centre (CHC)
● Facility: Community Health Centre, Choutuppal
● Panchayat: 26
● Beneficiaries: ~30,000
Provision of furniture to Primary Health Centres (PHCs) in Polipalli
● Panchayats: 22
● Beneficiaries: ~54,000

Our village development initiatives are dedicated to holistic rural transformation. We strive to improve the quality of life in our neighbouring villages by laying the foundation for communities that are resilient and self-sufficient. From upgrading infrastructure to expanding access to skill development, Divi’s programmes focus on real challenges like poverty, limited basic services, and the lack of livelihood opportunities in rural areas.

Key Initiatives FY2025-26:
● Improvement of village roads, drainage systems, and access to clean water facilities.
● Development and upgradation of shared community spaces and essential public
infrastructure.
● Enhancement of safety, connectivity, and basic facilities for everyday community use.
● Provision of relief and support to communities during difficult times and emergencies.

Impact:
Construction and upgradation of roads
● Locations: NH-65 to Kothulapuram, Lingojigudem 3rd Ward, Ankireddygudem
● Beneficiaries: ~9,000 villagers
Supporting local governance and village safety infrastructure
● Interventions: Provision of computers, printers, UPS, LED streetlights
● Panchayats: 9
● Beneficiaries: ~31,170 people
Laying of PVC pipeline for lift irrigation (10,000 acres)
● Location: From Pillaipally canal to Lakkaram tanks
● Beneficiaries: ~3,000 farmers

In regions where agriculture is seasonal, dairy farming provides rural families with steady income. Women, often the primary caretakers of livestock, are central to this sector. Recognising this, our initiative focuses on supporting them through training, improved animal care, and access to tools and veterinary services, thus making dairy farming a reliable source of year-round employment and nutrition.

Key Initiatives FY2025-26:
● Strengthening of veterinary support through health camps, improved equipment, and
better infrastructure.
● Improvement of access to preventive animal healthcare and timely medical
treatment.
● Support for better dairy farming and animal care practices to improve productivity.
● Reduction of long-term healthcare costs through preventive care, awareness, and
training programmes.

Impact:
Veterinary camps for livestock health and disease prevention, Chippada
● Panchayats: 6
● Beneficiaries: 350 animals
Infrastructure of veterinary hospital
● Location: Anandapuram
● Beneficiaries: ~2,000 villagers

In Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, water scarcity and safety have long challenged rural families. Through Project Sujalam and Jalaprasadam, we’ve installed public purifiers, built water treatment plants, and provided borewells—bringing clean, safe water to communities and pilgrims alike. Today, temples across both states offer a surplus of drinking water, serving thousands of devotees who come seeking solace.

Key Initiatives FY2025-26:
● Installation of RO (Reverse Osmosis) water purification units in hospitals, campuses,
public spaces, and high footfall temple areas.
● Provision of affordable “Any Time Water” access at ₹2–3 for 20 litres.
● Ensured operation and maintenance of water systems in coordination with local and
temple authorities.
● Reduction of health risks caused by unsafe water sources and dependence on
bottled water within temple premises.

Impact:
Installation of RO plants at major govt. hospitals in Hyderabad & Vizag
● Hospitals: 5 (Gandhi, Osmania, Niloufer, Fever, VIMS)
● RO plants: 56
● Beneficiaries: ~21,500 per day
Community drinking water through Sujalam village RO plants
● Villages: Jaikesaram, Gokaram, Varkatpally, Seetharampuram
● RO plants: 4
● Beneficiaries: ~7,700 villagers per day
Project Jalaprasadam
● Beneficiaries: ~5,72,000 devotees per day
● Locations: 30 temples across TS & AP

Environmental sustainability remains an important part of Divi’s CSR initiatives. Through large-scale tree plantation drives and green cover development around our facilities, we continue to support a healthier environment and ecological balance. Our CSR teams also take part in sanitation and hygiene awareness programmes under the Swachh Bharat Mission across rural areas of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Key Initiatives FY2025-26:
● Expansion of green cover through planned tree plantation and environmental
sustainability programmes.
● Ensured care, protection, and maintenance of planted trees and green spaces.
● Improvement of village sanitation, drainage systems, waste management, and overall
cleanliness infrastructure.
● Creation of awareness on hygiene, public health, and environmentally responsible
practices within communities.
● Encouragement of community participation and collaboration with local institutions to
protect and maintain shared spaces and ecosystems.

Impact:
Tree plantation in and around manufacturing facilities
● Location: Choutuppal, Kakinda, and Ontimamidi,
● Interventions: Plantation, protection from grazing animals, regular watering and
maintenance.
Plantation in partnership with NHAI
● Partner: National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
● Beneficiaries: ~10,000
Distribution of sanitation material to 6 grama panchayats
● Panchayats: Kothapalli, Ontimamidi, Danavaipeta, Kodada, Srungavruksham,
Thondangi
● Beneficiaries: ~15,000 people