SATLUJ JAL VIDYUT NIGAM LIMITED

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SATLUJ JAL VIDYUT NIGAM LIMITED (A Joint Venture
of Govt. of India and Govt. of HP) WEL
COMES The participants of Power Summit 2008
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Brief Profile

• SJVN IS A JOINT VENTURE OF THE GOI AND GOHP
  INCORPORATED FOR THE EXECUTION, OPERATION AND
  MAINTAINING HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER PROJECTS.
• INCORPORATION MAY 24, 1988
• SHARE HOLDERS GOI GOHP
• SHARE HOLDING RATIO 31
• ISO 9001-2000 2005
• ISO14001-2004 2006
• AUTHORIZED SHARE CAPITAL
• - INITIAL RS 1000 CRORES
• - PRESENT RS 4500 CRORES
• - UNDER CONSIDERATION RS 7000 CRORES
• OF GOVT. OF INDIA

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Mission

To plan, investigate, organize, execute,
operate and maintain hydropower projects in
India and abroad.
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Project Profile
Project allocated to SJVN for execution on
BOOM Basis. Project allocated to SJVN on
BOOT basis.
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Performance Overview Of CPSEs 2006-07
Source Public Enterprises Survey 2006-07
Annex.-1.2 Vol.-I (Page-21-23)
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Financial Highlights Of CPSEs In HYDRO POWER
SECTOR (FY 2006 07)
(RS. IN CRORE)
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR)
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QUOTES about CSR Wealth created from society
has to be ploughed back into society

- Mahatma
Gandhi The purpose of a corporation is to
do as much good as we can, everywhere for
everybody concerned and incidentally to make
money


-Henry Ford
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SJVN Perception about CSR

• CSR is the concern for society and environment in
  which it works and operate the projects.

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Areas of CSR Measures in SJVN

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• 1.      Environmental protection
• 2.     Social development

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SJVN Measures for CSR

• Local community is offered various
  infrastructural and community development
  facilities .
• Facilities includes internal roads, street
  lighting, drinking water supply etc. to improve
  their living conditions
• Confidence building measures like skill
  development, awareness programs etc.
• Promotion of basic education, encouragement of
  sports and culture.

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Environmental Measures

• Environmental protection systems during
  construction of roads, adits etc.
• Compensatory forestation
• Restoration and land scaping of project sites.
• Muck disposal plans.

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Environmental Measures

• Green belt development.
• Wild life conservation.
• Control of water/ air/ noise pollution.
• Catchment area treatment (CAT) Plan.

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Social Development Measures

• Land for landless
• House for houseless.
• Livelihood Support.
• Education
• Health Care / Medical Welfare.
• Infrastructure facilities.
• General Welfare.

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Assistance to Shopkeepers

• Allotment of shop in market complex
• Displacement Grant of Rs. 10,000/-
• If SJVN is unable to provide shop then financial
  assistance of Rs. 40,000/-

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Income Generation Scheme

• Financial assistance is provided for business
  like
• (a) shop (b) cottage unit ( c) bakery (d)
  handicraft ( e) weaving unit (f) dairy (g)
  poultry (h) bee keeping etc.
• 80 of the required fund upto Rs. 30,000/- is
  provided by SJVN as grant
• Till date 55 families have been provided
  financial assistance under the scheme.

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Merit scholarship for the Wards of PAFs

• Provision for providing scholarship to students
  pursuing technical education
• ITI - 30 students to be selected every
  year scholarship.
• Diploma - 06 students to be selected every
  year
• scholarship.
• Engineering - 04 students to be selected
  every / Medical year scholarship
• So far 58 students have availed the benefits.

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Apprenticeship Scheme for Local Students

• 15 students per year are provided Apprenticeship
  in Nathpa Jhakri Hydro Power Station.
• ITI 10 students are provided apprenticeship per
  year and they are provided stipend.
• Diploma 5 students are provided apprenticeship
  per year and they are provided stipend.

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Women Development

• The forum of women are provided financial
  assistance under recurring annual budget plan.
• 10 Mahila Mandals (women forum) are provided
  financial assistance every year for construction
  of Mahila Mandals.

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Panchayat Infrastructural Works

• 20 panchayats have been identified in project
  area for infrastructural works.
• Every panchayats have been allotted certain
  percentage marks based on area of land acquired,
  population, backwardness of the panchayats etc.

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Panchayat Infrastructural Works

• The works executed under the scheme are
  construction of village path, school play ground,
  Panchayat Building, street light etc.
• The works are executed based on the requests
  received from the Panchayats

Panchayat Bhawan
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Panchayat Infrastructural Works

• The scheme is operated by Recurring Annual
  Budget of Rs. 250/- lacs . These funds are
  allocated per panchayat based on percentage marks
  allotted to the panchyats.
• 10 0f the above funds are utilized on the
  discretion of Head of the Project.

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Technical Education Scheme for Local Youths

• The scheme is being executed for encouraging
  local youths for technical education.
• Seats in different trades of ITI in HP state are
  arranged Industrial Training Deptt. Of HP Govt..
• 35 students are selected every year for
  different trades like Fitter, Electrician,
  Computer etc.
• Expenditure like tuition fee, examination fee
  etc. are borne by SJVN.
• The students are also paid scholarship by SJVN.
• So far 105 students have availed the benefits.

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Petty Contract to the Local Contracts

• Preference is given to D-type local contractors
  for awarding works upto Rs. 10 lacs, like
  Sweeping, Township Maintenance etc.
• Financial limit for D-type contractors is as per
  State Govt. norms.
• Contractors are advised to engage laborers from
  locals
• Vehicles from locals are hired on preference
  basis.

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Farm Support services

• Provision has been made for organizing
  Agricultural, Horticultural and Veterinary Camps
  in villages.
• Trainings are imparted by experts.

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Farm Support services

• Farmers are exposed to new technical know-how.
• Farmers are provided incentives in the form of
  small farm tools, seeds, fertilizers etc. in the
  camps/ training programmes.

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Mobile health van

• Mobile Health Vans ( MHVs) have been put in for
  providing free medical services medicines in
  the project area villages.
• The MHV is accompanied by doctor and para medical
  staffs.

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Mobile health van

• The MHV visits twice a week in different
  villages.
• Approx. one thousands patients are provided
  medical services/free medicines per month.
• So far SJVN has spent Rs. 38 lacs on Mobile
  Health Vans and 40000 patients has been provided
  medical facility.

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Drinking Water Facility

• Natural water sources around the project area
  villages are renovated and installed under this
  scheme.
• 9 Water Supply Schemes covering 20 villages at
  the cost of Rs. 127 Lacs have been renovated /
  installed .
• 13 other Water Supply Schemes are under process
  to be installed.

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Infrastructural schemes for schools

• The schools situated in project area panchayats
  are benefited under the scheme.
• First grant is provided to schools for plantation
  around the schools _at_ Rs. 50/- per students upto
  Rs. 10000/ -
• Under second and third grants ( after 3 years of
  second grant) schools is provided infrastructural
  facilities like, furniture, teaching aids, sports
  items and musical items etc.

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Infrastructural schemes for schools

• The funds limits are as under
• primary schools- Rs. 75,000/-
• Middle schools - Rs. 1,00,000/-
• High schools - Rs. 1,75,000/-
• Sr. Sec. Schools Rs. 2,00,000/-
• So far furniture, teaching aids, plant saplings
  etc. have been provided to the schools at a cost
  of Rs. 15 lacs.

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Relief Works as Social Responsibility(Kandhar
village)
Kandhar Vill.

• Natural Landslide in village Kandhar occurred in
  2005.
• SJVN as part of Social Responsibility provided
  them a colony with temporary shelters.
• Further SJVN provided all 45 villagers Rs. 10.08
  millions to construct new houses.

Rock slide
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Relief works in other villages around the Project

• SJVN provided relief measures in villages Katgaon
  and Sarpara near project area when the villages
  were caught by Fire.
• During flood disaster SJVN has provided relief
  measure to the affected villages.
• The area around the project is landslide prone.
  On account of natural slides cracks were
  developed in the houses of villagers, SJVN as a
  part of Social Responsibility provided Rs. 555
  lacs to appx. 6000 house dwellers in 68 villages.
  

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Relief Works as Social Responsibility(Nathpa
village)

• A natural land slide occurred in village Nathpa,
  Distt. Kinnaur in January 2008. All 82 families
  of village Nathpa were provided temporary house
  dwelling units at cost of Rs. 5.14 lacs.
• SJVN has provided Rs. 2.96 millions to HP PWD
  Deptt. to construct a ropeway from National
  Highway -22 to village Nathpa. This will
  facilitate the villagers to carry their goods.

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Contribution to Prime Ministers Relief Funds
SJVN Provided Rs. 25 millions to Prime Ministers
Relief Funds for relief measures for the families
affected by flood in river Koshi in Bihar
occurred in the year 2008.
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Infrastructural Works around the Project Area

• Financial Assistance provided to HP Govt. for
  construction of 200 bedded Mahatma Gandhi
  Hospital at Rampur - Rs.80 miiliomns.
• Financial assistance provided to HP govt. for
  construction of 23 Kms. Long By-pass road taking
  off from NH-22 near Rampur Rs. 200 millions.

Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, Rampur
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Infrastructural Works around the Project Area

• Const. of Helli-pad near Rampur. - Rs. 75 lacs
• Cosnt. Of f road from Nathpa Dam site to Nathpa
  vill. - Rs.35 millions.
• Const. of Community Centre at village Nathpa
  Rs. 4.5 lacs.

Helipad at Rampur
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Infrastructural Works around the Project Area

• Const. of steel trust bridge across the river
  Satluj near Power house of RHEP. Rs. 15
  millions.
• Construction of Bus Stand cum parking area at
  Rampur Bushahr, Distt. Shimla - Rs. 80 millions
• Const. of Govt. Sr. Sec. School at Rampur - Rs.
  20 millions
• Improvement and widening of National Highway near
  Project area at a cost of Rs. 90.05 millions .

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Appreciations by the Inernational Agency

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The success of the social development activities
undertaken in this project is quite rare for
India, and can be considered as one of the best
examples of social work in bank-assisted projects
in India. It should both exemplified and emulated
in other projects
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VEIW OF MARKET COMPLEX, JHAKRI
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DAIRY BUSINESS UNDER SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
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Construction of school building ground and
fencing, Sanarsa
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Construction of 2 school building, Jhakri
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Providing fencing to school ground, DharGoura
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Providing of Funds for construction of high
school, Jeori
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Construction of pucca village path, Pashada
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ORGANIZING OF AGRICULTURE CAMP AT VILLAGE NICHAR
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CONSTRUCTED SCHOOL BUILDING FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL
SHAH
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LAND PROVIDED TO LANDLESS FAMILIES AT JHAKRI
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CONSTRUCTION OFPLAY GROUND AND FENCING IN HIGH
SCHOOL DOFDA
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ORGANIZING OF AGRICULTURE CAMP IN VILLAGE NICHAR
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ELECTRIFICATION IN VILLAGE PONDA
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DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS DURING AGRICULTURE CAMP IN
VILLAGE NICHAR
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DELIVERY OF SPEECH DURING AGRICULTURE CAMP
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DELIVERY OF SPEECH DURING AGRICULTURE CAMP
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DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS DURING AGRICULTURE CAMP IN
VILLAGECHAURA
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CONSTRUCTION OF PLAYGROUND AND FENCINGTO
SCHOOLVILLAGE CHAURA
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PALY GROUND AND FENCING AT VLLAGE SCHOOL
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CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL ROOMS, JHAKRI
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MAHATMA GANDHI HOSPITAL RAMPUR
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MAHATMA GANDHI HOSPITAL RAMPUR
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SHOP BUSINESS UNDER SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
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