Track 4: Coal

51 Energy efficiency and renewables Solar and wind power installations on reclaimed mine land and mine voids; energy-efficient equipment Contribution to lowcarbon energy transition and alignment with India’s net-zero 2070 target Social (S) Healthcare and nutrition Hospitals, mobile medical units, Nanha Sa Dil, Thalassemia Bal Sewa Yojana Improved healthcare access in miningaffected regions Education and skill development School infrastructure, scholarships, NIRMAN Scheme, vocational training Enhanced employability and human capital development Livelihood and rural development SHG support, skill-based livelihoods, rural infrastructure Socio-economic upliftment of projectaffected communities Inclusion and welfare SC/ST welfare, women empowerment, support for vulnerable groups Strengthened social inclusion and community resilience Governance (G) Board-level ESG oversight Dedicated Board committees, ESG monitoring under BRSR framework Improved accountability and strategic ESG integration Ethics and compliance Code of Conduct, whistleblower mechanism, vigilance systems Enhanced transparency and ethical governance Risk management and disclosure Integration of environmental and social risks into enterprise risk management; statutory disclosures Strengthened governance credibility and regulatory compliance ESG Integration Alignment with global frameworks Alignment with UN SDGs (7, 12, 13, 15) and convergence with global mining best practices Balanced approach to energy security, sustainability, and responsible mining CIL’s CSR strategy also emphasizes sustainable livelihood creation, particularly for project-affected persons and vulnerable groups. Programs supporting self-employment, entrepreneurship, women’s empowerment, and vocational training are implemented in partnership with government agencies, academic institutions, and non-governmental organizations. By aligning CSR initiatives with local development priorities and national schemes, CIL ensures that social investments generate measurable and enduring outcomes beyond regulatory compliance. The governance pillar reinforces the ESG framework through robust disclosure practices, ethical conduct, and stakeholder engagement. CIL follows structured governance

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