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Empowers women entrepreneurs via digital literacy, e-commerce training, and revolving funds.

Targeted training in regional languages for women from modest-income backgrounds. 1,000+ participants learned personal finance, banking, digital tools, and fraud detection.

Corporate volunteers paint jute bags (e.g., 250+ at Madiwala Lake) which are channeled to SHG women for sale, generating income and promoting eco-friendly alternatives.

Two modern, well-equipped classrooms and a spacious dining hall constructed.

60 dedicated volunteers transformed the school with Warli art murals, a campus plantation drive, and dynamic career counseling sessions for the students.

Holistic student empowerment supporting primary to post-graduate students.

Constructed 60 percolation wells across 8 government schools.

Scientifically designed structures capturing monsoon runoff into aquifers, reducing waterlogging and enhancing groundwater recharge.

Vibhinna collaborates with communities and partners to promote 32 indigenous paddy varieties (Rajamudi, Kempu Mukhi, etc.). Inaugurated 'Madhumaathe' Pollination Project targeting 2.5 million bee hives across Western Ghats.

Revolutionized sanitation for 900+ students.

Targeting 42,000 native and medicinal saplings across 9 acres using Miyawaki and dense plantation techniques.

Three-year urban greening (Jan 2025 - Dec 2027) spanning 230 medians and 195 pillars. 84,800 saplings to be planted, artistic painting of 195 pillars.

15,000 native and medicinal saplings planted in 2025-26.

Corporate volunteers paint jute bags (e.g., 250+ at Madiwala Lake) which are channeled to SHG women for sale, generating income and promoting eco-friendly alternatives.

3,600 sq. ft. urban plot transformed into a pollinator habitat with 1,000+ native saplings (nectar-rich and larval host plants). Supports 30+ butterfly species including migratory ones.

Pioneering initiative addressing global pollinator decline. 6x4 ft structures from upcycled jungle wood, 12+ compartments with bamboo, twigs, pinecones, mud.

Systematic plantation of 2,434 saplings of native species.

Specialized, climate-appropriate shelters constructed for giraffes, tigers, and zebras.

Gifted a Mahindra Bolero to the Karnataka Forest Department to support wildlife conservation and patrol operations, strengthening on-ground capacity for protecting essential natural resources.

Significant restoration of the pond within Cubbon Park.

18-acre polluted lake rejuvenated.

33-acre lake rejuvenated with strategic ecological landscaping.

The Mini Lake Project at the Avathi Open Air Jail campus was undertaken by Vibhinna India Foundation as a strategic water conservation intervention to address the loss of rainwater from the campus. Previously, a significant volume of rainwater generated within the campus was flowing out into neighbouring areas, resulting in the loss of a valuable natural resource and limiting opportunities for groundwater recharge.

Two-day engagement: plogging drive, jute-bag painting, seedball making, and government school beautification with murals and saplings.

Hands-on workshops for youth: seedball making, plogging, tree plantation.

Newly established shelters were inaugurated to provide animals with a comfortable and safe environment that supports their well-being and welfare in captivity.

Lalbagh Botanical Garden inaugurated its first Insect Café, creating a unique habitat for tiny insects inside the city’s landmark garden.

The Insect Café in Lalbagh was crafted to support a variety of insect species, including those that burrow into dry wood or make subterranean homes.

EY GDS partnered with Bhumi on sustainability efforts through innovative Insect Cafes that support biodiversity awareness and habitat creation.

A butterfly garden at St John’s Medical College demonstrates how carefully chosen host plants can support butterflies, including rare and endangered pollinators.