Lupin Human Welfare and Research Foundation (LHWRF), the CSR arm of Lupin, has been awarded CRISIL’s highest Voluntary Organisation grading of VO 1A. This rating signifies ‘Very Strong Delivery Capability and High Financial Proficiency’. LHWRF has impacted over 2.02 million beneficiaries across 5,400 villages in 26 districts and is dedicated to improving lives and livelihoods for underserved populations.
Recognition for Social Impact
Lupin Limited’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) arm, Lupin Human Welfare and Research Foundation (LHWRF), has received the highest CRISIL grading for Voluntary Organisations, the VO 1A rating. This signifies LHWRF’s dedication to excellence and transparency in social responsibility.
LHWRF’s Mission and Reach
For over 37 years, LHWRF has spearheaded initiatives aimed at improving lives and strengthening healthcare access for underserved populations across India. The foundation remains dedicated to empowering communities and promoting holistic development.
Leadership Perspective
Tushara Shankar, Head – CSR, Lupin, stated that the recognition inspires them to expand innovative programs that support communities and create lasting positive impact.
CRISIL’s Assessment
The CRISIL VO grading evaluates an organization’s ability to deliver on its goals, focusing on stakeholder engagement, system and process efficiency, implementation and monitoring mechanisms, and financial management skills.
Impactful Figures
LHWRF, founded in 1988, has impacted more than 2.02 million beneficiaries across 5,400 villages in 26 districts spread across eight states in India. The Foundation focuses on creating sustainable livelihood opportunities and fostering economic growth in underdeveloped districts.
Core Programs
The Livelihoods Program delivers sustainable solutions for vulnerable communities through capacity building, natural resource management, livestock development, strengthened value chains, and improved market access for farmers.
Focus on Community Well-being
LHWRF also enhances community well-being and healthcare access by strengthening health systems to effectively address non-communicable diseases such as COPD, CVD, asthma, diabetes, and hypertension.
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