Mumbai, Maharashtra, India: Lodha Group has been recognized as the top real estate company globally in the Urban Benchmark published by the World Benchmarking Alliance, showcasing its commitment to sustainable practices and development.
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The World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA) is a global organization that evaluates companies across various sectors on their contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It aims to accelerate the transition to a sustainable economy by promoting transparency and best practices.
Lodha Group achieved the No. 1 ranking in the Urban Benchmark by implementing a comprehensive range of sustainable practices, including the use of green building materials, installation of solar panels, and community engagement initiatives. The company's holistic approach to sustainability, covering environmental, social, and economic aspects, played a crucial role in its success.
Some of the sustainable initiatives undertaken by Lodha Group include the use of green building materials, the installation of solar panels, the integration of smart technologies to optimize resource usage, and community engagement in the planning and development of projects. The company is also exploring innovative solutions for net-zero carbon emissions and circular economy principles.
Lodha Group ensures transparency and ethical business practices by implementing clear and fair policies, treating all stakeholders, from employees to investors, with integrity and respect. The company's commitment to these values has earned it global recognition and trust.
The Urban Benchmark is significant in the real estate industry as it evaluates companies on their contributions to sustainable urban development. It focuses on factors such as environmental impact, social responsibility, and economic viability, providing a benchmark for companies to measure their progress and set new goals for sustainability.
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