Godrej Properties Ltd., a leading real estate developer in India, launched the Pune Chapter for the Collective of Real Estate Women (C.R.E.W) to empower women professionals in the real estate sector.
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The primary objective of C.R.E.W is to empower women professionals in the real estate, construction, and allied sectors.
Godrej Properties has 32% women representation in Pune for FY24.
Project Woolf is an internal study that engaged over 500+ women, analyzing attrition and engagement data, and developing targeted solutions based on functional and emotional needs.
C.R.E.W's activities are tailored to India's unique cultural and business context, addressing gender norms and biases for relevance and effectiveness.
Godrej Properties is committed to sustainable development, with a goal of making all its developments third-party certified green buildings.
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