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ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE
 
Environmental Management
 
Water
 
As water cuts across disciplines and issues, so do our water conservation and self -sufficiency initiatives. Most of our locations utilise municipal water. In the absence of piped water, bore wells are dug on-site to tap ground water.
The Mahindra Group companies ensure that water withdrawal at their respective locations does not pose any threat to water bodies, endangered plants or animal species and humans.
 
During the year under review, from recycling & reusing treated water for industrial processes, gardening and flushing to
rain-water harvesting & groundwater recharging, a number of initiatives were flagged-off across various Group companies.
 
 
Discharged Water Quality
 
The Mahindra Group is aware of the lasting impact that sewage and wastewater have on the drinking water supply,
agriculture and the environment. Therefore, we lay great emphasis on discharge systems wherein the released waste
water is treated through robust ETP (Effluent Treatment Plant) and STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) processes to ensure
zero discharge of wastewater pollutants.
The quality of the companies' wastewater is not only monitored internally but also through external agencies.
The discharged water is regularly analysed for C.O.D, B.O.D, pH, and other parameters specified by regulatory authorities and has always been found to be within the limits defined by the State Pollution Control Boards and local statutory authorities.
 
Water conservation on a war footing
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The water performance of the group, by sector, by location and by specific consumption is detailed below
 
Report Scope Total Water Consumption (m3)
 
This year we are also reporting water consumption for 3 more sectors - MMFSL
& Tech Mahindra, whose performance could not b e measured in the previous year, MTWL has been added in the scope of report.
   
 
Sector FY 2009-10
MTWL 46,491
MMFSL 11,123
Tech Mahindra 172,685
 
Note: The absolute water consumption has increased as compared to the previous years due to increase in production/services and inclusion of the Mahindra Two Wheelers Ltd in the report scope. Moreover MMFSL and TechM have reported their water consumption for year 2009-10 (refer table for enhanced production volumes shown earlier in this section). This is likely to happen year on year as we enhance the scope of our reporting.
 
 
 
 
 
The water consumption for MLL could not be tracked as their office spaces are shared/leased. MMFSL and TechM have started reporting their water consumption from the year 2009-10. MTWL was not in the scope of reporting year 2008-09. Systech Companies due to the nature of their produce continue to account for about half of the group's total water consumption.
 
 
 
*UNIT PRODUCTION: AS - Per equivalent number of vehicles manufactured; FES - Per equivalent number of tractors manufactured; MIL - Tonnes of production; MTWL - Per equivalent number of vehicles manufactured; Systech (except Gears) - Tonnes of production; Systech (Gears) - Number of gears produced.
The specific water consumption of MWC, MLL, Tech Mahindra, MLDL are not available since we are in the process of standardization of the denominators for these sectors. The water consumption data of MMFSL was not available for the year 2008-09.
 
 
Even though the total amount of water consumed by MHRIL has gone up by 28%, its specific water consumption has come down from 0.56 m3/unit production to 0.55 m3/unit prodn. Similarly, the specific consumption of FES, has also reduced from 2.11m3/unit production to 1.84 m3/unit production. AS and MIL have also shown a considerable decrease in specific consumption per unit of produce.
Due to enhanced production, Systech's absolute consumption has increased by 22%. But its specific consumption per produce has shown only a minor increment from11.9 cubic meter/unit to12.05 cubic meter/unit.
 
 
 
 
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