Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation was started in 1988 to provide sustainable rural development and empower underprivileged communities. It implements CSR activities for Lupin Limited across India. The foundation's mission is to develop rural areas through increasing employment, health, agriculture productivity, and basic infrastructure like water, roads and sanitation. It works in sectors like natural resource management, economic development, social development, and infrastructure development. It partners with various government and non-government organizations and is funded through its own accounts and foreign contributions.

1. Lupin Human
Welfare &
Research
Foundation
Presented By:
Manish Kalwaniya(0006)
Rural Management 04
IIHMR University

2. Introduction
Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation is started
on 2nd October, 1988 with an objective to provide an
alternative model of rural development which is
sustainable and ever evolving. This was a humble
tribute to the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi on
his birth anniversary.

3. Contd....
It is an independent entity of Lupin Limited,
implementing Lupin CSR activities all over India. This
organization has been registered under Societies Act/
Trust act and exempted under 35 AC and 80 G. LHWRF
is also entitled to take foreign funding through its
Foreign Contribution Regulation Act account.

4. Mission and Objectives
MISSION: To provide an alternative model of rural
development which is sustainable and ever evolving
essentially empowering under privileged and marginalized
sections of society and providing basic infrastructure and
balanced ecological base to the villages.

5. Objectives
To help create more employment opportunities particularly for unemployed
youth and women.
To develop an attitude towards living a healthy life and taking concrete
steps in that direction.
To strengthen primary occupations like agriculture and animal husbandry
through increased output & value addition.
To create basic infrastructure facilities for the community such as:-Provision for
drinking water, Building internal roads, Basic sanitation, Formal education

6. Sectors of Intervention
Natural
Resource
Management
Economic
Development
Social
Development
Infrastructure
Development
Education

7. Natural Resource Management
Interventions by Lupin Foundation
• Increasing water availability
• Increasing land productivity
• Capacity Building of Community
• Increasing water accessibility

8. Economic Development
Agriculture
Introduction of effective technologies
Crop diversification, Capacity building and knowledge extension
Animal Husbandry
Training
Stalled Goatry Units
Rural Industries
Promoting location based vocations
Micro finance support to rural enterprises

10. Social Development
Create Self Help
Groups
Trainings
Provide small
credit
Bank Linkages
Woman
Empowerment
Mobile Medical
Units
Health Camps
Partnership with
Government
Health
Management
Improving quality
of education
Increasing
retention in rural
schools
Building model
schools
Education

11. Infrastructure Development
Schools
Roads
Community centers
within villages
Rural sanitation and
housing

12. Supporters
• Ministry of Rural Development,
• Department of Science and Technology, Government of India,
• Govt. of Madhya Pradesh and Uttrakhand.
• Lupin Gram Vikas Panchayat (LGVP) representatives and local communities.
• United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
• Various NGOs of the State of Rajasthan associated with LHWRF
• Center for microfinance
• Letz Dream Foundation Gurgaon
• National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), Hyderabad
• ICICI Bank
Sister Organizations
• Desh Bandhu and Manju Gupta Foundation (DBMGF), Dhule
• Mata Shree Gomati Devi Jan Seva Nidhi (MSGD), Alwar

13. Financial Management

14. Thank you!