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Ramky Group is India's leading Environmental and Waste Management Organization; the company behind India's largest number of BOO/BOT projects; developer of JNPC, a unique pharmaceutical industrial park on BOO basis and amongst the fastest growing infrastructure companies....

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Projects

Natural Resource Management

As an environmentally conscious organization, our main activities consist of:
	Awareness Generation- This is done through the means of holding demonstrations and rallies and celebrating the World Environment Day on every 5th June, every year. This way we spread awareness among public on various environmental issues. To mark this day we hold various competitions and lectures in various educational institutions.


Plantation- As a part of the Green Earth Initiative, we hold extensive plantation programmes for educational institutions and in rural areas.

Recycling- We believe in optimum use of the limited valuable resources and tries with its heart and soul to implement the same at the workplace. It has been taking up the initiative of recycling and reusing every single stationary product from plastics, to papers and to metals. This way we are setting an example for the other organizations in the country.

Tribal Development Fund- The Ramky Foundation would be implementing the Tribal development Fund (TDF) Project, in the Kotthapalli, Pamulapadu and Mandals of Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh. A grant of Rs 3.7 crores is being made by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), towards this.

The aim of this seven year project is to enhance the socio-economic status of thousand Scheduled Tribe (ST) families in those areas. It would involve intervention in the areas like- Horticulture, Soil Conservation, Water Resource Development, Women Empowerment, Health Care and Training and Capacity Building of the beneficiaries.