HYDERABAD (India CSR): Demonstrating its commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement, enGen Serve, the Corporate Social Responsibility arm of enGen Global, today joined hands with Forests by Heartfulness, an NGO serving in the field of environmental sustainability, to launch a large-scale sapling plantation initiative at Kanha Shanti Vanam, Hyderabad.
As part of the initiative, nearly 200 enGen associates and their family members came together to plant 1,500 native saplings, contributing to the creation of a thriving green ecosystem while encouraging environmental responsibility across generations.
The plantation drive is designed not only to enhance biodiversity and support ecological restoration but also to inspire meaningful participation in sustainability efforts. By involving employees and their families, the initiative reinforces the importance of collective action in building a greener future.
“At enGen Global, we believe that creating a positive impact begins with empowering our people to contribute to causes that matter,” said Shrinivas Ayyagari, Chief Human Resources Officer, enGen Global. “This plantation drive reflects the values we share as an organization, care for our communities, respect for our environment, and responsibility toward future generations. Seeing our associates and their families come together for this initiative makes it especially meaningful, as sustainability becomes a shared commitment that extends beyond the workplace.”
The event aligns with enGen Serve’s broader vision of supporting sustainable development through initiatives that create long-term environmental and social value.
“As organizations, we have a responsibility to contribute to a future that is both economically and environmentally sustainable,” said Arvind Srinivasan, CFO, enGen Global. “Our partnership with Forests by Heartfulness reflects our commitment to investing in initiatives that deliver lasting benefits to communities and the planet. While the impact of a single sapling may seem small today, together these 1,500 native trees will contribute to a healthier and more resilient ecosystem for years to come.”
The event served as a platform for associates and families to actively participate in environmental conservation while fostering stronger community connections. The initiative marks another milestone in enGen Serve’s ongoing efforts to promote sustainability, volunteerism, and positive social impact.
