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Our purpose is to harness the power of our strong community to make a positive impact on people and the environment.

If you would like to contribute to our projects, please write to us at csr@wework.co.in

Sustainability within our workspaces

ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety Management Standard) & 14001 (International Standard for Environmental Management Systems)

ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety Management Standard) & 14001 (International Standard for Environmental Management Systems)

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Impact at WeWork India

Tarahunise Lake Restoration image
Tarahunise Lake Restoration
  • Enhanced biodiversity around the lake by planting over 230 trees and other pollinator-friendly flora
  • Improved water quality has revived marine life
  • Contributed to the return of many migratory birds like Cormorants, Darters, and Kingfishers
  • Installed 25+ floating wetlands, reducing nitrate levels in the water by 72.7%
  • Established a lake maintenance system for ongoing care
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Tarahunise Village
  • Strengthened TAICT partnership by extending impact from Tarahunise Lake to Tarahunise Village
  • Created EcoGram Shakti Sisterhood as custodians of the village
  • Created a tailoring skill development program, ‘Threads of Life’, for women in the village
  • Elevated awareness of plastic bans and sustainable alternatives
  • Introduced Trashonomics program in educational institutions
  • Streamlined waste collection with the 2Bin1Bag rollout
  • Promoted sustainable menstruation: A Campaign for Conscious Choices
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Living with Leopards Project
  • Utilised camera traps, radio collaring, and anthropological studies for understanding leopards' behaviour
  • Trap cameras were set up in 49 locations in the park
  • WCS was able to profile over 52 leopards from this landscape
  • Fostered harmony through awareness workshops and stakeholder engagement
  • Conducted over 17 awareness sessions at schools, colleges, residential complexes and events
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Partnered with Colours of Life
  • A non-profit organisation that empowers Government school students with memberships to support their academic growth
  • Offered networking opportunities and skill development sessions
  • Students were recognised for their achievements on passing the SSL exam
  • Financial support was provided for students interested in pursuing further education
  • Events and counselling sessions were hosted to highlight job opportunities
  • Volunteering sessions were conducted for building soft skills and communication

Our partners

Ecogram
Cola
WCS india

Hear from our community

“WeWork India understands that impact is not always simple and straightforward and cannot be rolled out on spreadsheets, but depends on the co-operation of the target community. As an implementation agency for their CSR initiatives, we are grateful to have such a dedicated partner in WeWork.”

Myriam Shankar,

Managing Trustee,

The Anonymous Indian Charitable Trust

“There is more community involvement at the lake as a result of all the work done there. Many locals frequent this area for walks; children adore the butterfly park, and shepherds favour the lake for herding”

Manjunath,

Lake Manager,

Tarahunise Lake

“It has been a pleasure working with WeWork on our project on Human-Wildlife Interactions in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai. Their desire to contribute to the larger cause of biodiversity conservation and sustainability has been particularly noteworthy, and the enthusiasm of the team both in engaging with the project team and in visiting the site has made it great to collaborate. ”

Mr Venu Parmeshwar,

Head of operations,

Wildlife Conservation Society - India

“We are grateful for the support provided to us by WeWork. It has helped us immensely towards the smooth functioning of the leopard project. The long-term data we collect in this landscape will further strengthen our understanding of the coexistence model between humans and wild animals. ”

Dr Vidya Athreya,

Country Director,

Wildlife Conservation Society - India

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