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Sansera Engineering — ESG Presentation (May 2026)
41 slides from Sansera Engineering's sustainability presentation, May 2026
Slide 1: CSR Annual Report – FY 2025-26
CSR ANNUAL REPORT – FY 2025-26
Slide 2: Key Features
KEY FEATURES To achieve our mission statement 100% pass, Sansera Foundation, along Career Counseling & Mental Health Program was conducted in 3 Govt. with the financial support from JSSF, OBLF and management support of High Schools. The program focused on Goal Setting, Concentration, OBLF provided s
Slide 3: Key Features
KEY FEATURES Health Care: Health Camp (Dental & Eye Check-up Camp) was conducted Construction and fabrication of a bus shelter at Shivanahalli village, near in 9 Govt. Schools. - 2837 Students benefited. the Ramakrishna Mission. Support to NEMMADI - A CENTRE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE by Rotary Club of Sal
Slide 4: Our CSR Partners
OUR CSR PARTNERS Sansera collaborates with Karnataka Government Education Department and with the support of Corporates and NGOs is creating a positive social impact in Bangalore by carrying out multiple activities for children in government schools and making them capable and responsible members of
Slide 5: Highlights
HIGHLIGHTS Educational Programs : Our educational outreach programs benefited over 18,098 students across 85+ Govt. Schools in Anekal Taluk, Bangalore South-1, Bangalore South-3, and Ramanagara blocks, providing support for their academic pursuits. Sansera has supported Rs. 3.08 Cr in FY 2025-26. St
Slide 6: Calendar of CSR Activities 2025-26
CALENDAR OF CSR ACTIVITIES 2025-26 Sl. No. Description Plan / Actual May-25 Jun-25 Jul-25 Aug-25 Sep-25 Oct-25 Nov-25 Dec-25 Jan-26 Feb-26 Mar-26 P P P P P P P P P P P P 1 Music A A A A A A A A A A A A P P P P P P P P P P P P 2 Yoga A A A A A A A A A A A A P P P P P P P P P P P P 3 Computer Training
Slide 7: Sansera CSR Activities – Government Schools Covered in AY 2025-26
SANSERA CSR ACTIVITIES – GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS COVERED IN AY 2025-26 Subject Teachers – Vidya Pragathi Program Sansera Supported Co-Curricular Activities and Subject Teachers Directly – AY 2025-26 through OBLF - AY 2025-26 Grand Total No. of Students Physical Subject Toilet Teachers Sl. No. School Name
Slide 8: Sansera CSR Activities – Government Schools Covered in AY 2025-26
SANSERA CSR ACTIVITIES – GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS COVERED IN AY 2025-26 Subject Teachers – Vidya Pragathi Program Sansera Supported Co-Curricular Activities and Subject Teachers Directly – AY 2025-26 through OBLF - AY 2025-26 Grand Total No. of Students Physical Subject Toilet Teachers Sl. No. School Name
Slide 9: Co-Curricular Activities – Government Schools Covered in AY 2025-26
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES – GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS COVERED IN AY 2025-26 No. of Students No. of Days in Sl. No. School Name School Name Music Yoga Computer Physical Education Boys Girls Total Week 1 Hebbagodi 254 299 553 2 Sharanappa U Mamatha K Vanitha R Pavan Kumar B S 2 Chatrakhane(Chandapura) 56 64 1
Slide 10: Co-Curricular Activities – Government Schools Location Map
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES – GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS LOCATION MAP GHPS Kallubalu
Slide 11: Impact of Co-Curricular Activities (AY 2019-20 to AY 2025-26)
IMPACT OF CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (AY 2019-20 to AY 2025-26) Last 5 years Activities & Gender wise benefited 4000 3459 3500 3331 3148 3083 2918 2844 3000 2828 2593 2797 2673 2611 2634 2500 2315 2275 2085 2065 2028 1965 2000 1467 1500 1294 1139 1044 959 950 978 1000 831 603 653 715 641 682 667 466 3
Slide 12: Photographs of Co-Curricular Activities
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Music Yoga Computer Subject Teacher Program Physical Education Computer Training Center at Sansera Gurubhavan
Slide 13: Student Achievements in Prathiba Karanji Competitions
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN PRATHIBA KARANJI COMPETITIONS GHPS Kachanayakanahalli won Cluster Level prizes and were selected to the Taluk Level: Bhakti GHPS Veerasandra won Cluster Level GHS Hebbagodi won Cluster Level Geethe (First & Second), Deshabhakti Geethe (Ranjitha – First, Niharika – Second), Po
Slide 14: Student Achievements in Sports Competitions
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPORTS COMPETITIONS GHS Huskur Boys Kabaddi team won the Cluster GHS Huskur Girls won the Cluster Level sports GHS Huskur Girls’ athlete Nikitha won First place in Shot Put and Discus GHS Hebbagodi Boys Kho-Kho Level sports meet and were selected for the Taluk meet and were s
Slide 15: Vidya Pragathi Program
VIDYA PRAGATHI PROGRAM To achieve our mission statement 100% pass, Sansera Foundation, along with the financial support from JSSF, OBLF and management support of OBLF provided subject teachers in Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English, Hindi and Kannada conducted by 51 teachers across 31 Gove
Slide 16: Last 5 Years SSLC Result
LAST 5 YEARS SSLC RESULT SSLC Results – Sansera-Supported Government High Schools, Anekal Taluk Sl. No. School Name 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Progress over the Last 2 Years (%) Remarks Rank within Anekal Taluk 1 GHS Bommasandra - - 88% 66% 100% 34% 1st Place 2 GHS Haragadde 70% 98% 99%
Slide 17: 5S Training and Development
5S TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT The 5S Awareness Training was successfully implemented across 31 Sansera-supported Government schools, benefiting 4,316 students, 42 subject teachers, and 31 Sansera RPs. The initiative aimed to promote cleanliness, organization, discipline, and effective use of school re
Slide 18: Kreedo Mathematics Learning; Gurubhavan Building Renovation
KREEDO – MATHEMATICS CONCEPT LEARNING FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS The Kreedo team provided end-to-end support at GMPS Doddakallasandra and GMPS Begur, covering lab setup, teacher training, classroom implementation, and observation visits. GURUBHAVAN BUILDING REPAIR AND RENOVATION WORK – ANEKAL Befor
Slide 19: Toilet Maintenance Program
TOILET MAINTENANCE PROGRAM The Toilet Maintenance Program was implemented in 52 Government schools, benefiting 12,562 students. The initiative ensured clean, hygienic, and well-maintained sanitation facilities through regular maintenance and supply of cleaning materials. An amount of Rs. 10,12,000 w
Slide 20: Merit Scholarship Program
MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Organization-wise and Gender-wise Contribution (INR) in 2025-26 Gender wise Scholarship Summary in last 6 Years 39,60,606 4000000 Female Male Total Total 3500000 Sl. No. Year No. of Amount No. of Amount Amount Students Students (INR) Students (INR) (INR) 3000000 2500000 1 2
Slide 21: Sansera Support Other Scholarship
SANSERA SUPPORT OTHER SCHOLARSHIP No. of Amount Contribution (INR) Sl No. Organization/Institution Name Students (INR) 4,30,000 Ramanagar 43 1 Sri Ramakrishna Vidyarthi Mandiram 39 12,00,000 37,49,200 Koramangala Slum Education Project (GCI) 2 Children of Golf Caddies 19 3,80,000 560 12,53,061 Schoo
Slide 22: NMMS Program
NMMS PROGRAM Program : NMMS Classes Conducted in Anekal taluk Schools No. of Students Benefited : 1146 No. of Schools Covered : 58 schools (44 Government and 14 Aided) Event Partner : Education Department and Akanksha Charitable Trust NMMS Performance – Last 9 Years NMMS Results – Last 9 Yea
Slide 23: Career Counselling & Mental Health
CAREER COUNSELLING & MENTAL HEALTH Program : Career Guidance, Counselling & Mental Health No. of Students Benefited : 868 Students Benefited No. of Schools Covered : 3 Govt. High Schools Event Partner : Yuva Spandana, Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports, Government of Karnataka, and t
Slide 24: Industry Visit
INDUSTRY VISIT Automobile students from GHS Hebbagodi, Bangalore, visited Plant 2 Students from IIMB team, Bangalore, visited Plant 7, to learn lean manufacturing concepts. Students from ACS Engineering college, Bangalore, visited Students from PES college, Bangalore, visited Plant 09 Plant 09 – Aer
Slide 25: National Automobile Olympiad 2025
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE OLYMPIAD 2025 Program : National Automobile Olympiad 2025 No. of Students Participated in 1st round : 1995 No. of Schools Covered : 30 No. of students Qualified for 2nd round : 540 Event Partner : ASDC No. of Students Participated 1200 1037 1000 800 600 400 200 95 69 72
Slide 26: Ramanagara Education Project
RAMANAGARA EDUCATION PROJECT Program Education Project : Provided scholarships to 43 students, Smart TVs to 20 schools, and green boards and Scouts & Guides uniforms to 240 students. Infrastructure support included civil works, a studio setup, and upgradation of the VC Room, Computer Room, and Mee
Slide 27: Koramangala Slum Project
SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN’S EDUCATION – KORAMANGALA SLUM PROJECT No. of Contribution Contribution (INR) Sl. No. Year Students (INR) 4000000 37,49,200 1 2013-14 200 6,00,000 3500000 2 2014-15 200 6,00,000 3000000 27,81,000 3 2015-16 200 7,00,000 26,53,000 25,80,000 2500000 4 2016-17 318 11,13,000 21,25,00
Slide 28: Residential Summer Camp at Sri Ramakrishna Mission Shivanahalli
RESIDENTIAL SUMMER CAMP AT SRI RAMAKRISHNA MISSION SHIVANAHALLI No. of students Benefited : 98 No. of Schools Covered : 14 No. of Days : 10 (06-04-2025 to 16-04-2025) No. of Students Participated 4 8 27 10 7 5 3 8 4 4 10 3 5 GHPS Yadavanahalli GHPS Chatrakhane GHS Chatrakhane GHS Hebbagodi GHP
Slide 29: Summer Camp Activities & Outcomes
SUMMER CAMP ACTIVITIES & OUTCOMES • Holistic Development: Through a well-rounded curriculum including yoga, meditation, creative activities, and special sessions on core subjects and languages, we fostered holistic development among participants. • Environmental Awareness: Educational visits, includ
Slide 30: Health and Wellness
HEALTH AND WELLNESS Program : Health Camp (Free Eye & Dental Check-up Camp) No. of students Qualified for 2nd round : 2837 No. of Schools Covered :9 Event Partner : KMYF Dental Care, Oxford Dental & Medical College and Nisarga Drustidhama Eye Care Dental Check-up Eye Check-up
Slide 31: Health and Wellness – Blood Donation
HEALTH AND WELLNESS Plant wise Blood Donation Camp 2025-26 Plant-Wise No. of Units Donated - FY 2025-26 No. of Units Donated (FY 2017-18 - FY 2025-26) 1400 No. of Units Sl. No. Date Plant 1198 Donated 55 1200 1 03.07,2025 201 Plant - 3 1000 93 201 800 2 19.08.2025 196 Plant - 11 618 600 545 455 463
Slide 32: CSR Activities at Plant – 6
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFORTS Tree Plantation @ Plant-4 Tree Plantation @ Plant-5 CSR ACTIVITIES AT PLANT – 6 Salary support to Rotary Club Rudrapur for Rotary Saheli Centre – Rs. 6 lakhs. Civil Work & installation of the Drinking Water facility @ Rotary Saheli Centre –Rudrapur – Rs. 3.32 lakhs.
Slide 33: Sansera's Support to Other Organizations
SANSERA'S SUPPORT TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Donation towards Investiture Ceremony and Felicitate the Toppers Salary support to Manonandana Trust for domain experts– Rs. 9.13 lakhs. by Swamy Vivekananda Vidya Niketana, Neraluru – Rs. 5 lakhs. Support to NEMMADI - A CENTRE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE by Rotary C
Slide 34: Sansera's Support to Other Organizations
SANSERA'S SUPPORT TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Donation towards Gaja Raksha Project Donation towards Health Project – Vaayu Donation towards Robotics and AI Lab for 4th Donation to showcase musical – Adavi Alerts Foundation – Rs. 5 lakhs. Respiratory Foundation – Rs. 10 lakhs. standard students – Vimala S
Slide 35: Sansera's Support to Other Organizations
SANSERA'S SUPPORT TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Mahila Seva Samaja: Donation towards Support to persons with over 75% disability Donation to support women and children in distress in Bangalore Teacher and Student Awards – Rs. 2 lakhs. through the purchase of 5 tricycles – Rs. 4.55 lakhs. through the Pariha
Slide 36: School Ratings – AY 2025-26
SCHOOL RATINGS – AY 2025-26 Gurubhavan Computer Classes GHPS Thirumagondanahalli GHPS Kachanayakanahalli GMPS Doddakallasandra GHS Doddakallasandra GHPS Old Chandapura GHPS Yarandanahalli GHPS Kammasandra GHPS Yadavanahalli GHPS Kittiganahalli GHPS Chatrakhane GHPS Veerasandra GHPS Ramasagara GHS Ch
Slide 37: CSR Expenses – FY 2025-26
CSR EXPENSES – FY 2025-26 Sl. No. Project Category Expenses (INR) Expenses (INR) 16,24,274, 3% 23,02,020, 4% 1 Education 3,08,29,508 2 Health 30,00,000 3 Environment 22,00,000 1,01,28,113, 20% 4 Infrastructure 18,96,755 3,08,29,508, 59% 5 Social Activity 1,01,28,113 18,96,755, 4% 22,00,000, 4% 6 Spo
Slide 38: Last 13 Years CSR Expenses
LAST 13 YEARS CSR EXPENSES CSR Expenses CSR Expenses (INR) Sl. No. Year (INR) 6,00,00,000 1 2013-14 14,73,976 2 2014-15 45,73,000 5,19,80,670 4,95,56,000 5,00,00,000 3 2015-16 80,37,535 4 2016-17 1,42,11,114 4,25,92,674 4,00,00,000 5 2017-18 2,62,42,409 3,43,16,743 6 2018-19 1,43,19,113 7 2019-20 2,
Slide 39: CSR Awards – FICCI, FKCCI & Global CSR
CSR AWARDS – FICCI, FKCCI & GLOBAL CSR
Slide 40: Newspaper Reports
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Slide 41: Closing Thanks from the Board
On behalf of the Board, we extend our deepest gratitude to each of you for your enthusiasm, dedication, and hard work. Let’s continue to strive for excellence in our CSR activities and make an even greater difference in the coming years. To give and share is the quintessential purpose of exalted liv