
In Pazina village, over 50 farmers adopted net fencing to protect crops from wild animals, guided by local volunteer Meena and supported by Ambuja Cements. This boosted farm productivity and generated ₹23,000 in business through the local FPO—while encouraging a shift toward diversified farming.
At GCPS Chandi, a student once labelled “feeble-minded” found confidence and academic success through consistent support from a community volunteer. Today, he actively participates in class, reflecting Ambuja Cements’ commitment to inclusive learning in rural schools.
In Barayali village, Ambuja Cements along with NABARD revived a defunct irrigation channel through a 550 RM pipeline and moisture conservation works. This brought 3 hectares under irrigation, benefiting 22 households with triple cropping cycles, higher farm incomes, and improved dairy yields.
These initiatives highlight Ambuja Cements’ commitment to enabling sustainable, community-led development—transforming lives through practical, grassroots solutions.
