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IndiGo is India's largest passenger airline with a 47% domestic market share. It operates as a low-cost carrier focusing on low fares, on-time flights, and a hassle-free customer experience. IndiGo's CSR policy focuses on education, empowering women, and protecting the environment. It implements CSR through partnerships with NGOs and foundations. Key CSR initiatives include supporting education programs, planting trees, and sponsoring children's education. The CSR committee oversees and monitors CSR expenditures and activities.

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CSR Presentation Indigo

IndiGo is India's largest passenger airline with a 47% domestic market share. It operates as a low-cost carrier focusing on low fares, on-time flights, and a hassle-free customer experience. IndiGo's CSR policy focuses on education, empowering women, and protecting the environment. It implements CSR through partnerships with NGOs and foundations. Key CSR initiatives include supporting education programs, planting trees, and sponsoring children's education. The CSR committee oversees and monitors CSR expenditures and activities.

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INTRODUCTION

IndiGo is India’s largest passenger airline with a market share of 47% as of August, 2019. They
primarily operate in India’s domestic air travel market as a low-cost carrier with focus on three
pillars – offering low fares, being on-time and delivering a courteous and hassle-free experience.

MISSION
To provide customers with the most inspiring retail and digital environments in the world for
books and life-enriching products and experiences.

VISION
To be a successful, world-standard company, working closely with business and organizations to
improve their results.
CSR Policy
The Policy drives towards sustainable development and through its own little,
yet significant efforts, IndiGo strives to bring about a change in the lives of
the underprivileged or disadvantaged communities.

CSR Committee

NAME DESIGNATION
Mrs. Rohini Bhatia Chairperson
(Non – Independent, Non – Executive Director)

Dr. Anupam Khanna Director (Independent, Non - Executive Director)


Mr. Anil Parashar Director (Non – Independent, Non - Executive
Director)
CSR EXPENDITURE

YEAR AVERAGE NET PRESCRIBED AMOUNT SPENT AMOUNT UNSPENT


PROFIT AMOUNT

2018-19 Rs. 24,883.28 Rs. 497.67 million Rs. 266.81 million Rs. 230.86 million
million

2017-18 Rs. 21,016.69 Rs. 420.33 million Rs. 276.04 million Rs. 144.29 million
million

2016-17 Rs. Rs. 15630.14 Rs. 312.60 million Rs. 215.80 million Rs. 96.80 million
million
Environment – IndiGo is
committed towards
Children & Education – Women Empowerment –
holistic development of
their primary focus is they recognize that flying
the women in weaker
educating the young has an immense impact
sections of our society
CSR Focus Areas minds of the country and on the environment and
and help them become
providing employment they are fully committed
self-sufficient through
opportunities to the youth to doing all we can to
education and
of the country. minimize this impact.
employment related
activities.
IMPLEMENTATION MECHANISM
• CSR is done through all mechanism like collaboration with NGOs, trust and
foundation, fair climate network.

MONITORING MECHANISM
• The Board had constituted Corporate Social Responsibility (“CSR”) Committee in
terms of Section 135 of the Act to oversee the CSR Policy and to recommend and
monitor the amount of expenditure to be incurred on the activities mentioned in
the Schedule VII of the Act.
CSR INITIATIVES
Bandhan Education Program - IndiGo associated with Bandhan
Konnagar to start 400 primary schools in the rural slums of eastern
India. It is a 4 year association with an overall project budget of 11
Crores to create an impact on lives of 12,507 children who are all
first generation learners. The schools are spread across villages of
Bihar, Tripura, Jharkhand and West Bengal.

Manas Primary School - IndiGo, with the help of the ‘All India
Human Development Council’ has started Manas Primary School to
provide free education to children from lesser privileged sections in
the villages of Gurgaon. Over the last year we have seen the
students improve and become more confident. With regular
enrolments the school continues to grow in numbers.

Environment – IndiGo adopted a site for planting a total of 30,000


trees; which includes species that are a mix of fruit bearing trees,
timber and wood trees. The plantation activity helped to improve
the overall ecological health by restoration of degraded forest
patches in the selected reserve forests.
6E Scholar Program : With the help of Mensa India, a high IQ
society, they selected 100 children from various NGO schools
and government schools in Delhi and NCR. IndiGo, along with
Mensa takes care of these children by providing, on a monthly
basis, a supply of stationary, stipend, regular counseling for
family to ensure support, mentoring by Mensa Proctors, and
remedial classes in English, Mathematics and Science.

SOS ALNA : IndiGo adopted ALNA - one such family home at


the SOS Village, Faridabad in 2014. Our reason for supporting
ALNA was the majority of girls in the house. The home has a
mother and ten children- nine girls and one boy. The home is
named ALNA.

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