Community infrastructure development: Community infrastructure development building and strengthening rural infrastructure Infrastructure facilities bear a direct impact on the standard of living and the micro economy of the community. The Adani Foundation is dedicated to bridge the gaps by augmenting existing facilities and creating new infrastructure. Its efforts are directed towards the development of schools, primary healthcare centres, water conservation structures and other village development works. Water projects Water conservation  Deepened total 31 village ponds across 10 sites in Mundra, Tirora, Godda, Hazira, Dhamra, Kattupali, Kawai, Raigarh, Jaislamer and Raipur.  Recharged 19 wells and constructed two percolation wells in Mundra.  Installed 42 roof top rainwater harvesting structures in Mundra and Dhamra.  Constructed a 140m retaining wall on the bund in Lakhigam, Dahej. Drinking water facilities  Installed 44 borewells with handpumps in four sites - Tirora, Godda, Dhamra and Raigarh (Tamnar)  Installed seven community reverse osmosis plants of 1,000 LPH capacity in four sites (Mundra, Dahanu, Kattupali and Krishnapatnam)  Installation of a solar submersible pump with a pipeline in Khairbodi village of Tirora. Education infrastructure  The Adani Foundation reimagined what a school could look like and facilitated a facelift of the Government Senior Secondary School in Dara (Baran, Rajasthan).  Constructed eight classrooms and a library in four sites - Raigarh (Tamnar), Dahanu, Raipur and Dahej  Built a 183-meter boundary wall in the primary school at Rampar, Mundra.  Developed a playing area for children in Kaladra Primary School in Dahej. Constructed a 120-meter compound wall, provided a solar light and four precast concrete benches in Kanak Prasad Primary School in Koithakhola, Dhamra. Village development works  Repaired more than 18 km of village roads as well as fishermen approach roads in four sites - Mundra, Gangavaram, Jaisalmer and Raipur.  Constructed 20 CC roads of total 3,890 m of a length in six sites - Mundra, Tirora, Kawai, Raigarh (Tamnar), Dhamra and Udupi.  Installed 90 solar streetlights in Dhamra and Raigarh. 2,20,732 m3 Water storage capacity 3,890 m Total length of cement concrete (cc) roads SuPoshan: Empowering women, nurturing communities Project SuPoshan is a community- based intervention to combat malnutrition in children under five years of age and improve the nutritional status of adolescent girls and women in the reproductive age group. Village level volunteers are identified and trained to become SuPoshan Sanginis, who play a pivotal role in spreading awareness, promoting referrals and catalysing behavioural change. Empowering women Geeta Jethva, Mundra (Gujarat) Geeta Jethva, a single mother of four children, is reaping the benefits of her consistent hard work on her farmland. Her late husband was the first farmer to start farming Dragon fruit in the Kutch region and she has taken it to new heights with her daughter. Currently she has 3,200 plants of dragon fruit, which she wants to expand to 5,000. She also learnt about natural farming, drip irrigation, crop rotation and marketing through various trainings and exposure visits. This helped to reduce the costs incurred and enhance the quality of the vegetables she cultivates, which fetch higher returns. Today she is earning H40,000 per month. “After my husband passed away, I did not know how I would make ends meet and planned to sell my farm. But the capacity building support from the Adani Foundation gave me courage to scale up my husband’s dragon fruit farm and turn to completely natural farming,” she says. ESG Report 2022-23 173 172 Adani Group