It was all celebrations at Ambuja Foundation when it was felicitated with 4 awards in the category of Water and Sanitation, Rural Empowerment, Maternal Health and Gender Equality at the recently held ICC Social Impact Awards 2020 in Kolkata.

Ambuja Cements Ltd has been ranked as number 6 in the 'Top 10 Indian Companies for CSR in 2019' for its Sustainability & CSR practices in the Responsible Business Ranking 2019 - a study conducted by Futurescape.

Ambuja Foundation was recently felicitated with three major awards in a period of two weeks - celebrating a hat-trick of recognition. They were presented by high level dignitaries who appreciated Ambuja Foundation's work in its core villages in building a prosperous rural society.

The Times of India published an article about the collaborative partnership between Chest Research Foundation, Ambuja Foundation and the Cipla Foundation to provide health care services for chronic obstructive airborne diseases to more than 32,000 people living in Chandrapur district.

In the vein of 'I CAN', Ambuja Foundation introduced a giving campaign called 'I GIVE', to encourage employees of Ambuja Cements Limited to give and help those less fortunate than themselves. The campaign was kickstarted during the 'The Joy of Giving Week' (also known as Daan Utsav) - India's own festival of Giving, from 2nd to 8th October.

Ambuja Foundation was awarded by Sri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, the Hon'ble Minister of Jal Shakti, for its work in water resource management in the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat.

The Ambuja Foundation Annual Report was unveiled at the Ambuja Foundation's 26th Annual General Meeting on 22ndAugust and for the first time ever, Ambuja Foundation took the report digital, creating a streamlined 'E-annual Report' to provide supporters with a 'bite-sized' overview of the full report in a dynamic, animated way.

Good monitoring and evaluation can help identify when and how an organization is accomplishing its social goals. This is vital at varying points along the life cycle of a program, to not only ensure the delivery of outcomes, but also, through evidence-based approach, maximise the opportunity a programme presents to make a difference.

The Indian Council for Agricultural Research KVK (Krishi Vigyan Kendra) Mansa, Punjab honored Ambuja Foundation as the <i>Best NGO</i> working in the cotton sector.

It was a great honour to have NABARD's Chairman, Dr Harsh Kumar Bhanwala, visit Ambuja Foundation in Ropar, Punjab, earlier this year. With multiple projects in partnership with Ambuja Foundation, the purpose of his visit was to view on ground programs initiated as part of the collaboration.

After successful stints in Mumbai and a great response, Ambuja Foundation held the most recent meet in Delhi on November 22nd in collaboration with UNDP and Samhita Social Ventures, an initiative which aims to bring together CSR leaders to discuss common challenges.

Ambuja Foundation will launch two new SEDIs in Rajasthan, thanks to a long-term partnership with mining magnate, Hindustan Zinc Limited.