Mumbai, Maharashtra, India: Lodha, a leading name in the Indian real estate sector, has been recognized as the world's top real estate company in terms of sustainability by the Urban Benchmark published by the World Benchmarking Alliance. This prestigious
Sustainable Real EstateLodhaWorld Benchmarking AllianceGreen ConstructionRenewable EnergyReal Estate MumbaiDec 11, 2024
The World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA) is a non-profit organization that ranks companies based on their contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It evaluates companies on various parameters, including environmental impact, social responsibility, and governance.
Lodha was adjudged No. 1 in the real estate industry globally in the Urban Benchmark published by the World Benchmarking Alliance.
Lodha's key sustainable practices include green construction techniques, renewable energy adoption, community engagement programs, and transparent governance. The company uses eco-friendly materials, installs solar power systems, and actively supports local communities.
Lodha promotes community engagement through its community development programs, which focus on education, healthcare, and livelihood support. These initiatives help improve the overall well-being of the communities in which Lodha operates.
Lodha plans to build on its success in sustainability by exploring new technologies and practices. The company aims to set new standards in the real estate industry and inspire others to adopt sustainable practices.
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