Kia CSR Drive Addresses Water Scarcity In Village

Hyderabad: Kia India commenced the groundbreaking ceremony for two overhead water tanks and a 'Model Anganwadi Center' under its ‘Integrated Village Development (IVD)’ and 'Infra Development for Educational Institutions' projects in Ammavaripalli. These initiatives, part of Kia Social Contributions, aim to enhance drinking water supply and early childhood development in the locality, positively impacting the lives of over 3,200 villagers.

To tackle the water scarcity in the community and provide a sustained source of drinking water, the company plans to construct two elevated water tanks, each with a storage capacity of 90,000 Liters to cater the needs of local villagers. The company collaborated with the local Gram Panchayat and the Rural Water Supply Department sustain and support the initiative. Additionally, under its ‘'Infra Development for Educational Institutions' Project, Kia India will build a ‘Model Anganwadi Center’ in Ammavaripalli village. This facility will support

the holistic development of early childhood and provide essential services to pregnant and lactating women, benefiting around 200 individuals annually. "We are committed to making a positive impact in the communities we serve," said Kabdong Lee, Chief Administrative Office, Kia India.

"These projects reflect our dedication to drive sustainable development and improving the quality of life for the residents of the surrounding villages." Under Kia Social Contributions, the company addresses various needs of the local communities, mainly focusing on Environment, Health, Education and Community Development. The company believes in the concept of ‘Give back to the society’ to create prosperous environment for the wellbeing of the people and holistic development of the society.