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Sonadih Cement Plant : Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Limited( Formerly Lafarge India Limited) COMPLIANCE OF PLANT MoEF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS

REF. LETTER NO. F. No. J-11011/386/2005-IA-II (I) dated 16/03/2006 & Amendment letter dtd 05/05/2006 & Name change letter dtd 20th October 2017 from Lafarge India Limited to Nuvoco

Vistas Corporation limited Period :Oct 2017- March 2018

No. Specific Condition (A) Compliance status

i.

The gaseous and particulate matter

emissions from various units should

conform to the standards prescribed by

the State Pollution Control Board. At no

time the particulate emissions from the

cement plant shall exceed 50 mg/Nm3.

Continuous on-line monitors for particulate

emissions will be installed. Interlocking

facility shall be provided in the pollution

control equipment so that in the event of

the pollution control equipment not

working, the respective unit(s) is shut

down automatically.

• Pollution Control Equipment (Bag filters) is

designed for the outlet particulate emission less

than 30 mg/Nm3.However, there is no standards

prescribed for gaseous emission by PCB.

Continuous On-line particulate matter monitor

has been installed at Kiln/RM, Cooler and Coal

Mill stacks and Cement Mill Stack

• Interlocking facility has provided for the

pollution control equipment so that in the event

of the pollution control equipment not working,

the respective unit is shut down automatically.

ii

Ambient air quality (AAQ) including

ambient noise levels must not exceed the

standards stipulated under EPA or by the

State authorities. Monitoring of ambient

air quality and stack emissions shall be

carried out regularly in consultation with

CECB and report submitted to the Board

quarterly and to the Ministry’s Regional

Office at Bhopal half-yearly. Continuous

stack monitoring system should be

installed. AAQ shall be monitored at 3

locations and on-line data will be

submitted to the CPCB and CECB,

Chhattisgarh.

Adequate measures have taken to maintain the

AAQ levels including Noise levels within prescribed

limits. Stack emission & Ambient Air Quality is

being monitored regularly and monthly report

submitted to CECB. Opacity meters have been

installed at Kiln/Raw Mill, Clinker cooler, coal Mill &

Cement mill stack. And data up-linking with

server at CECB and CPCB .Analyzer for on-line

AAQ monitoring have been commissioned at 4

location of Make DKK TOE Japan & Metone BMA

2010. AAQ monitoring report & stack emission is

enclosed as Annexure 1 & 2

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The company shall install adequate dust

collection and extraction system to control

fugitive dust emissions at various transfer

points. Bughouse in raw mill and cooler

and bag filters at all other appropriate

places including all the transfer points

shall be installed. Coal and clinker storage

shall be in the form of stockpile. The dust

collected from the pollution control

equipment shall be recycled back into the

process. Storage of raw material shall be

in closed/covered roof sheds. Water

sprinkling arrangement shall be made in

the raw material stockyard and during

transport activities.

Adequate dust collection and extraction system to

control fugitive dust emissions at various transfer

points have been installed. Silo has made for

clinker storage & covered stockpile of coal is

already exists. The dust collected from the

pollution control equipment is being recycled back

into the process. Closed/covered roof sheds is

provided for storage of raw material except for

limestone. water sprinkling is carried out in raw

material yard’s road regularly.

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No. Specific Condition (A) Compliance status

iv

As per the recommendations of the Corporate

Responsibility for Environmental Protection

(CREP) shall be followed and ESP in kiln and

raw mill and bag filters in cement mill and

crusher area shall be provided to achieve

99.85% efficiency and particulate emission

levels less than 50 mg/Nm3.

CREP recommendations are being followed.

PCE has provided to achieve 99.85% efficiency

and particulate emission levels achieved less

than 30 mg/Nm3. Status attached As per

Annexure 3

v.

Total water requirement after expansion

project will be 3,700 m3/d and will be met

from Seonath River. Permission for drawing 2

Cusec water/day from Seonath River is

accorded by the Irrigation Department,

Bhopal. All the treated waste water shall be

recycled and reused in the process leading to

‘zero’ discharge and no effluent shall be

discharged from the process out side the

premises. Out of 800 m3/d water allocated for

domestic use, 650 m3/d will be generated as

waste water which will be treated in existing

Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) and used for

green belt development within the plant and

colony area.

In cement plant water is using for cooling &

spraying purpose & it is in close circuit &

recycled in the system. However the waste

water generated during backwash & blow down

activity is being collected in settling tank & the

same is again use for our process

cooling/spraying purpose & we maintain Zero

discharge. The domestic waste water is being

treated in sewage treated plant & treated water

is using for horticulture purpose.

vi.

Solid waste generated in the form of fly ash

and dust shall be collected by various

pollution control devices and 100% recycled in

the process itself. Spent oil generated will be

sold to authorized recyclers/reprocessors.

The dust collected in PCE is being 100%

recycled in the process. We are having valid

hazardous waste authorization & we consumed

waste oil in plant machineries/chains in open

lubrication & if required to sell it we given to

CPCB registered recycler only . We are strictly

follow the guideline as per Hazardous Waste

Rules, 2008 as amended 2016.

vii.

The company must harvest the rainwater

from the rooftops and storm water drains to

recharge the ground water. The company

must also collect rain water in the mined out

pits of captive lime stone mine and use the

same water for the various activities of the

project to conserve fresh water.

We are collecting storm water (flowing rain

water) in our reservoir of capacity of 2.3 lakh

m3 & using it for plant operation during the

summer season. We have not extracted water

from bore well. However we are very keen

towards rain water harvesting & for this through

our CSR activity. We are regular deepening the

pond of nearby villages to increase the water

holding capacity. Mild land terracing with very

small bunds have been introduced in mines area

as well as in adjoining villages from ridge to

valley on water shed management concept

wherever possible to arrest rain water and allow

it to percolate underground which will prevent

erosion of soil and enhance storage of water in

top phreatic zone comprising of soil, mooram

and laterite. This will not only augment ground

water but also help agricultural & afforestation

activities to a great extent.

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No.

(A) Specific Condition

Compliance status

Further , we have constructed 5 nos of rain water

harvesting structure at our colony GH and in plant

near Crusher in 2017-18.

viii.

Green belt shall be developed in at least 31

ha. (33%) of the plant area in consultation

with DFO. Central Pollution Control Board

guidelines must be followed in planning and

developing green belt and selection of

species etc.

Green belt has been already developed by planting

more than 6 lacs sapling in & around plant colony

& Mines area. We have planted 12000 sapling in

this year 2017 which includes the plantation of

CMs ‘Harihar Chhattisgarh’ Program. Detail is given

in Annexure - 4

ix.

The company shall undertake eco-

development measures including

community welfare measures in the project

area.

Various welfare measures are being taken under

Company Corporate Social Responsibilities. We

operate with the utmost respect for the common

interest of present and future generations . We act as

responsible members of our communities by

contributing to the development of people, their

health, rights and well-being by generating economic

growth and supporting social, educational and

cultural advancement. A note on CSR activities

enclosed as per Annexure- 5

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The project authorities shall utilize Rs.

21.00 Crores and Rs. 0.655 Crores kept

towards capital cost and recurring

environmental expenses/annum judiciously

for implementation of the conditions

stipulated by the Ministry of Environment

and Forests as well as the State

Government along with the implementation

schedule for all the conditions stipulated

herein. The funds so provided shall not be

diverted for any other purposes.

Rs. 21.00 Crores and Rs. 0.655 Crores has used

towards capital cost and recurring environmental

expenses/annum. No funds is diverted to any

other purposes

xi.

The environmental clearance for the

proposed expansion shall subject to

obtaining clearance for the proposed

mining expansion project including forestry

clearance.

Environmental Clearance for Expansion for Mining

project has been accorded by MoEF vide letter No.

11015/387/2007- IA,II(M) GOI, MoEF dated

6/9/2007.

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No.

(B) General Conditions

Compliance status

i.

The project authority must adhere to the

stipulations made by Chhattisgarh Environment

Conservation Board (CECB) and State

Government.

All the condition imposed by CECB are being

complied.

ii.

No further expansion or modification of the plant

shall be carried out without prior approval of this

Ministry.

We will not do further expansion and

modification of the plant without prior

approval of Ministry.

iii.

At least four ambient air quality monitoring

stations shall be established in the downward

direction as well as where maximum ground

level concentration of SPM, SO2 and NOX are

anticipated in consultation with the CECB. Data

on ambient air quality and stack emissions shall

be regularly submitted to this Ministry including

its Regional Office at Bhopal and CECB /CPCB

once in six months.

Four ambient air quality monitoring stations

are established. Data on Ambient Air Quality

& stack emission is enclosed as per

Annexure-1 & 2

iv.

Industrial wastewater shall be properly collected,

treated so as to conform to the standards

prescribed under GSR 422 (E) dated 19th May,

1993 and 31st December 1993 or as amended

from time to time. The treated wastewater shall

be utilized for plantation purpose.

No waste water is being generated from

cement manufacturing process. Cooling water

is in close circuit. However, domestic waste

water is treated in STP and used for

plantation purpose.

v.

The overall noise levels in and around the plant

area shall be kept well within the standards (85

dBA) by providing noise control measures

including acoustic hoods, silencers, enclosures

etc. on all sources of noise generation. The

ambient noise levels should conform to the

standards prescribed under Environmental

(Protection) Act, 1986 Rules, 1989 viz. 75 dBA

(day time) and 70 dBA (night time)

All the equipment is properly designed to

maintain noise level within prescribed limits

by providing silencers and enclosures etc.

The ambient Noise level at boundary is less

than 75 dB(A) in Day Time andless than 70

dB(A) night time during all the seasons.

vi.

Proper housekeeping and adequate occupational

health program must be taken up. Occupational

Health Surveillance program should be done on

a regular basis and records maintained. The

program must include lung function and sputum

analysis tests once in six months

Good house keeping is being maintained in

the plant. Regular medical checkup of all

employees is done & record maintained in our

health center. lung function and sputum

analysis tests is done for identified persons

those who are working in dusty environment.

vii.

The project proponent shall also comply with all

the environmental protection measures and

safeguards recommended in the Environmental

Impact Assessment / Environmental

Management Plan

Recommended in the Environmental Impact

Assessment / Environmental Management

Plan is being suitably considered &

implemented.

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No.

(B) General Conditions

Compliance status

viii.

A separate environmental management cell with

full fledged laboratory facilities to carry out

various management and monitoring functions

shall be set up under the control of Senior

Executive

Monitoring is done through NABL/QCI

approved lab. Laboratory facilities & all

monitoring equipments (duly calibrated) is

available at our Lab for monitoring of

Ambient Air Quality, Stack emissions etc. A

full fledged Environmental Manager is

appointed, who directly reports to Unit Head.

Environmental cell is operative headed by

Vice President.

ix.

The Regional Office of this Ministry at Bhopal /

CPCB / CECB shall monitor the stipulated

conditions. A six monthly compliance report and

the monitored data along with statistical

interpretation shall be submitted to them

regularly

Complied with.

x.

The Project Authorities shall inform the Regional

Office as well as the Ministry, the date of

financial closure and final approval of the

project by the concerned authorities and the

date of commencing the land development

work.

Date of financial closure : 18th Sept’2008*

*Due to unavoidable circumstances plant was

not Commissioned in schedule time

Final approval of the project by the

concerned authorities : A copy of final

approval of LIPL’s Project has already

submitted vide letter No. ENV/29/2008

dtd18/3/2008

Date of commencing the land development

work : Project is within the boundary of

existing plant & civil construction started on

14.12.06 Plant has been commissioned on 29th

September’2009

xi.

The Project Proponent shall inform the public

that the project has been accorded

environmental clearance by the Ministry and

copies of the clearance letter are available with

the CECB / Committee and may also be seen at

Website of the Ministry of Environment and

Forests at http:/envfor.nic.in. This shall be

advertised within seven days from the date of

issue of the clearance letter at least in two local

newspapers that are widely circulated in the

region of which one shall be in the vernacular

language of the locality concerned and a copy of

the same shall be forwarded to the Regional

office.

Complied with.

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Annexure 1

Sonadih Cement Plant : Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Limited( Formerly Lafarge India Limited)

Data for Ambient Air Quality- Monthly Average April’2017 –February 2018

(values in microgram per cubic meter)

Ambient noise level is observed within prescribed limit i.e. <75dB(A) during Day Time & <70 dB(A) during Night

hours

Month Near l/s Crusher Near Time office

PM10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx CO PM 10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx CO

Apr’17 74.6 36.4 14.8 12.1 214.0 68.9 36.3 8.2 6.5 <10

May’17 75.4 30.6 15.5 11.7 215.8 53.1 24.7 9.4 7.2 <10

June’17 65.2 30.3 14.5 12.0 179.7 19.9 11.0 11.0 7.1 <10

July’17 38.4 21.8 14.3 11.9 127.1 34.6 12.8 10.6 5.7 <10

Aug’17 50.4 24.3 12.5 11.0 82.3 53.4 27.9 8.8 4.6 <10

Sept’17 54.5 28.5 13.1 11.4 82.3 61.6 32.5 8.3 7.2 <10

Oct’17 54 29.5 12.4 11 125 73.6 39.5 9.8 10.7 <10

Nov’17 62.4 29 13.2 11.3 236 75 33.7 8.4 9.9 <10

Dec’17 81.3 39.4 12.5 10.7 362 61.4 57.1 11.2 10.8 <10

Jan 18 64 31.6 12.6 11 376 62.8 35.8 8.6 18.3 <10

Feb18 72.2 36.8 13.1 11.2 378.2 64.6 46.6 8.4 24.1 <10

Mar’18 75.8 43.6 13.0 11.5 465 75 51.5 8.3 23.7 <10

Month Near Material Gate Near Scrap Yard

PM 10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx CO PM 10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx CO

Apr’17 83.4 45.0 19.7 14.1 1605.7 71.6 37.8 6.6 5.5 402.3

May’17 73.3 38.8 20.0 16.6 1561.3 64.2 27.6 7.9 5.6 253.2

June’17 45.0 25.1 20.2 13.9 1589.3 38.9 22.0 9.3 5.9 224.0

July’17 25.7 17.3 20.8 14.9 1576.1 23.5 16.6 11.2 6.3 160.6

Aug’17 30.5 12.0 25.1 5.7 1588.7 33.6 16.0 13.0 8.1 176.5

Sept’17 34.5 23.4 23.6 13.1 1624.0 62.1 40.8 15.5 6.1 247.3

Oct’17 51.2 43.4 23.5 12.4 1701 58.5 35.4 18.7 8.9 379

Nov’17 71.5 34.7 25.4 12.5 1768 54.9 28.7 23 11.9 690

Dec’17 73.2 34 22.9 12.8 1884 53.7 28.5 22.2 12.6 796

Jan 18 72.8 40 22 14.3 1261 75 37.7 22.9 13 726

Feb 18 76.2 34.2 22.3 12.7 594 60.7 30.5 21.2 12.7 594

Mar’18 70.8 40.3 22.6 13.5 1150 55.3 30.8 21.0 12.6 566

4 Nos On line Ambient Air Quality Monitoring station has been installed

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ANNEXURE-2

Sonadih Cement Plant : Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Limited( Formerly Lafarge India Limited)

Stack Emission Results for Period April 2017- February 2018

(Particulate Matter in Mg/NM3)

Prescribed standard – Max.-30 Mg/NM3

Month Stack emission Remarks

Kiln/RM stack Cooler stack Coal Mill

Stack

Cement Mill

Stack

Lime stone

Crusher Stack

Line 1 Line 2 Line 1 Line 2 Line 1 Line 2

Apr’17 21 18 24 17 22 20 20 17

May’17 17 15 21 18 21 22 17 13

June’17 16 17 18 19 20 17 21 16

July’17 19 22 20 16 18 19 23 14

Aug’17 - 21 - 17 - 16 24 13

Sept’17 18 - 16 - 20 - 21 12

Oct’17 20 14 19 15 23 18 19 13

Nov’17 17 15 18 14 21 15 20 11

Dec’17 19 17 20 16 20 19 18 14

Jan’18 16 18 21 20 22 17 24 12

Feb’18 17 19 19 24 25 18 21 13

March’18 18 15 18 19 23 20 19 15

SD – Plant Shut down for maintenance

Pollution control Equipment (PCE) attached with Stack: NOx – less than 800 Mg/Nm3 & Sox Less than 100 Mg/NM3 maintained Equipment

PCE

Kiln/Raw Mill 1 - Hybrid filter Kiln/Raw Mill 2 - Bag house Cooler 1 - ESP Cooler 2 - Bag house Coal Mill 1 - Bag filter Coal Mill 2 - Bag filter Cement mill - Bag filter

Note - Above data is of manual monitoring ,CEMS results <30 Mg/NM3 all the time

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Annexure-3

(1 of 3)

CHARTER ON CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ENVRIONMENTAL PROTECTION

SONADIH CEMENT PLANT: NUVOCO VISTAS CORPORATION LIMITED

(FORMERLY LAFARGE INDIA LIMITED)

S.N Action Point Action taken Action Plan

1. Cement Plants, which are not

complying* with notified

standards, shall do the

following to meet the

standards:

• Augmentation of existing

Air Pollution Control Devices

— by July 2003

• Replacement of existing Air

Pollution Control Devices —

by July 2004

Being complied to the standards

Provision of 1 Nos. ESP's in major

stacks Clinker cooler & hybrid

filter in RM/Kiln stack

Provision of 50 Nos. bag filters for

Coal Mill & Cement Mill and the

transfer points in the plant

Upgraded the Coal Mill & Cement

Mill bagfilters & RM/Kiln ESP for

achieving the dust concentration

below 30 mg/Nm3

Installation of Bagfilter with

telescopic discharge chute

arrangement for clinker Loading

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2. Cement Plants located in

critically polluted or urban

areas (including 5 km

distance outside urban

boundary) will meet 100

mg/Nm3 limit of particulate

matter by December 2004

and continue working to

reduce the emission of

particulate matter to 50

mg/Nm3.

We are maintaining stack

emission level below 30 mg/Nm3

in all the stack .

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3. The new cement kilns to be

accorded NOC/Environmental

Clearance w.e.f. 01.04.2003

will meet the limit of 50

mg/Nm3 for particulate

matter emissions

We have upgraded / Installed

PCE’s to maintain stack emission

level below 30 mg/Nm3.

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4. CPCB will evolve load based

standards by December

2003.

- CPCB is in the process of

collecting the data from all

cement plant to evolve load-

based standards and will be

complied after receiving the

standards from CPCB

5. CPCB and NCBM will evolve

SO2 and NOx emission

standards by June 2004

- We have installed on line

monitoring of SOx and NOx

in our both kiln and results

are well within the limit i.e.

Sox <100 Mg/Nm3 and NOx

<800 Mg/Nm3

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Annexure-3

(2 0f 3)

S.N Action Point Action taken Action Plan

6. The Cement industries will

control fugitive emissions

from all the raw material and

products storage and transfer

points by December 2003.

However, the feasibility for

the control of fugitive

emissions from limestone and

coal storage areas will be

decided by the National Task

Force (NTF). The NTF shall

submit its recommendations

within three months.

Installation of continuous water

spraying system on the haul road

from Mine's Lime Stone Pit to

Crusher plant.

Atomized water spray system at

Limestone & Coal dump hoppers.

Provision of closed conveyor belts

Closed Coal Blending system.

Clinker Silo – 2 nos.

Covered storage for Iron ore and

Gypsum.

All internal road have been made

concrete / black top

Provision of Dust free Road

Sweepers – 4 Nos. to maintain

better housekeeping for all roads.

Green belt development along the

roads and yards.

7. CPCB, NCBM, BIS and Oil

refineries will jointly prepare

the policy on use of

petroleum coke as fuel in

cement kiln by July 2003

Study Completed MOEF issued

notification for pet coke uses and

now petcoke is approved fuel, we

are using it as per feasibility

Consent to operate amended

for pet coke usages

8. After performance evaluation

of various types of

continuous monitoring

equipment and feed back

from the industries and

equipment manufacturers,

NTF will decide feasible unit

operations/sections for

installation of continuous

monitoring equipment. The

industry will install the

continuous monitoring

systems (CMS) by December

2003.

Opacity meters installed for

Kiln/Raw Mill and Clinker Cooler

stacks, coal Mill.

Make : Durag ,Seek Mahik

9. Tripping in kiln ESP to be

minimized by July 2003 as

per the recommendation of

NTF

ESP availability upto 98% is being

complied as per NTF

recommendations

Installed pre-blending system for

coal,

Installed distributed control logic

system.

We have converted the RAW

Mill /Kiln ESP of line 1 into

Hybride filter

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Annexure-3

(3 of 3)

S.N. Action Point Action taken Action Plan

10. Industries will submit the

target date to enhance the

utilization of waste material

by April 2003.

The following waste are being used as

raw material in the manufacturing of

Cement:

Coal char for Raw mix

Flue dust for Raw mix

Chemical Gypsum- for Cement

Flyash- In PPC Cement,

Haz & Non hazardous waste as

alternative fuel

11. NCBM will carry out a study

on hazardous waste

utilization in cement kiln by

December 2003.

We are regular co-processing the

hazardous waste as per CPCB’s

Guidelines -

12. Cement industries will carry

out feasibility study and

submit target dates to CPCB

for co-generation of power

by July 2003.

We are going to install WHRB-of 11 MW

– CTE obtained from CECB Raipur

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Annexure 4

W M.L O.M.L Total W M.L O.M.L

1989-90 1200 2300 3500

1990-91 8000 12000 20000

1991-92 48500 51500 100000

1992-93 43800 47700 91500

1993-94 15000 45000 60000

1994-95 30000 30000 60000 3.5 3.5 90

1995-96 15000 3000 18000 5 1 82

1996-97 17000 3000 20000 8 2 80

1997-98 9000 10000 19000 3 5 82

1998-99 4000 1000 5000 1 5 80

1999-00 4000 1126 5126 4 1 81

2000-01 9500 500 10000 2 2.25 80

2001-02 7475 2830 10305 3 1.75 78

2002-03 7600 3400 11000 3 2 78

2003-04 7600 2400 10000 6 2 80

2004-05 10100 1500 11600 4 2 80

2005-06 12350 2800 15150 5 2 88

2006-07 12200 3000 15200 5 2 88

2007-08 13200 1800 15000 4 2 78

2008-09 12550 3000 15550 5 2 100

2009-10 12500 3000 15500 5 2 80

2010-11 12500 3000 15000 0 2 70

2011-12 12500 3000 15000 6 - 70

2012-13 12000 3000 15000 _ 80

2013-14 12000 3000 15000 - - 70

2014-15 5000 15000 20000 2 6 70

2015-16 5100 10000 15100 0 0 75

2016-17 3600 4400 8000 0 1.5 80

2017-18 3100 8900 12000* 1 - 80

• Inclusive of 10000 sapling planted under

harihar Chhattisgarh Program in 2017

9.6 10.4 80

WML – Within Mining Lease area; OML - Outside Mining Lease area

Species planted : Neem, Saobabool,Eucalyptus,Guava,CassiaSimea,

Accasia Sp.,Jamun,Sirus,Piltoform,Bamboo

SONADIH CEMENT PLANT

NUVOCO VISTAS CORPORATION LIMITED

(FORMERLY LAFARGE INDIA LIMITED)

AFFORESTATION DETAILS

Period

Plantation in No's Area planted (Hect)

Survival %

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Annexure 5 CSR activities carried out by Sonadih Cement Plant :Nuvoco Vistas Corp. Limited

(Formerly Lafarge India Ltd) Principles of Action “Wherever present we operate with the utmost respect for the common interest of present and future

generations…we act as responsible members of our communities by contributing to the development of people,

their health, rights and well-being by generating economic growth and supporting social, educational and cultural

advancement”

Key CSR Programs A) Safety – (Surakshit Bharat)

B) Health – (Swastha Bharat)

C) Education – (Shakshar Bharat)

D) Employability & Livelihood – (Shaksham Bharat)

E) Infrastructure Creation – (Nirmaan Bharat)

Swasth Bharat – Health

Curative

• Health Centre - A fixed OPD and pathology lab –

Approx 10000 patients – 2214 tests (till February 2017).

• Medical Health Camps – 18 general camps & 2 specialized camps – 2980 patients

Preventive

• Mother Child Health & Reproductive Child Health (25camps - 436)

• Health and hygiene (28 camps- 2462)

• Adolescent girl health ( 28 camps – 939)

• 22 Girls Health Group with 11PoS for sanitary pads (534 girls)

• Blood Test Camps in Schools (10 Camps – 865 students)

• ANC & Adolescent Health Camps ( 35 camps – 177)

Total Beneficiaries – 18393

Saksham Bharat – Livelihood

Agriculture & Allied

• Intervention in paddy cultivation through SRI (System of Rice

Intensification). – 340 farmers – 51.2 acres

• Vegetable cultivation Nutrition garden – 127 backyard vegetables Introduction of seed selection and seed

treatment method.

• Introduced Organic Fertilizers and Insecticide and Pesticide. Mushroom Cultivation – (45 members – 7

villages). Fishery Tank – ( 9 members – 3 villages)

Institution Building

• New SHG Formation / Strengthening of old SHG

• Capacity Building of SHG members 53 SHGs – 588 members – 4.9 lacs saving

Total beneficiaries – 588

Impact – 80 farmers earned an incremental income of 4.7 lacs through SRI.

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Saksham Bharat – Skill Development

Computer Centre for village youths :-

• Course in Tally and MS Office

• Computer Center registered with CSSDA.

• 95 students appeared for exams out of which 90 passed. 100 students enrolled in new batch

Stitching Center :-

• Course in basic stitching and tailoring for females from nearby villages.

• Course conducted in association with USHA sewing school.

• Currently 55 students undergoing training at 2 training centers..

Scaffolding Training

• 35 students covered in first batch

Contribution towards Nursing Assistance and Hospitality Training directly through CSSDA.

Total beneficiaries - 335

Impact – 20 students from 2016 batch were employed in and around Baloda Bazar district.

Shakshar Bharat - Education

Contribution towards construction :

• Contributed fund towards construction of primary school in Medh village.

• Dining shed for primary and middle school students in Medh

• Construction of 2 cycle sheds in DK college and Mini Mata College at Baloda Bazar.

Total Beneficiary- 2000 students

Nirmaan Bharat - Infrastructure

• CC Road – 350 mts at Bhatagaon

• Kitchen shed at Raseda

• Pond Deepening – Mohetra, Karhi, Bitkuli, Baloda, Sakri, Dottepar and Nipania

• CC Road at Rasedi

• Water exit gate at pond in Rasedi village

• Waiting room at District hospital.

• Vehicle shed at primary health centre in Raseda village

• Contribution towards construction of toilet at Sonadih village

• 4 Borewells for drinking water – Raseda, Mopka, 2 at Sonadih.

• Laying of water pipeline with Borewell – Dhabadih.

• CC Lining of canal at Mopki village.

Total Beneficiary – 16900

Plantation under Hariyar Project: This year we took up plantation of 10000 plants under Hariyar Chhattisgarh

Project on land near plant.

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CSR – Glimpes

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SONADIH CEMENT PLANT NUVOCO VISTAS CORPORATION LIMITED

(FORMERLY LAFARGE INDIA PVT LTD)

COMPLIANCE OF PLANT MoEF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS

REF. LETTER NO. F. No. J-11011/28/2002-IA-II (I) dated 23/10/2002 & letter dtd 30/12/2002 & 03/06/2004

Period – October 2017 – March 2018

Condition

No. Specific Condition (A) Compliance status

a)

The gaseous and particulate matter

emissions from various units should

conform to the standards prescribed by the

State Pollution Control Board. At no time

the particulate emissions from the cement

plant shall exceed 50 mg/Nm3.Further,

company may also take appropriate

additional measure to improve the design

and operating practices of the pollution

control equipments to achieve a load based

norm of 227gms/T feed

Revised condition –The company shall

take appropriate steps to achieve

particulate emission limit of 50 Mg/Nm3 in

phase 1 expansion from 1.0 to 1.5 MTPA

along with Phase II expansion project .

We have modified existing pollution control

equipment to achieve emission level less

than 30 Mg/NM3.i.e. up-gradation of Bag

filters, Conversion of main Kiln/Raw mill

ESP in to Hybrid filter

b)

The company shall install adequate dust

collection and extraction system to control

fugitive dust emissions at various transfer

points. Closed circuit grinding should be

provided in all the grinding section of the

plant

Adequate dust collection and extraction

system to control fugitive dust emissions

at various transfer points have been

installed. Silo is made for clinker storage &

covered stockpile of coal is already exists.

The dust collected from the pollution

control equipment is being recycled back

into the process. Closed/covered roof

sheds is provided for storage of raw

material except for limestone. Water

sprinkling arrangement has been provided

at storage area.

We are having one close circuit cement

mill

c)

The project authority must adhere to

stipulations made by Chhattisgarh

Pollution Control Board & State

Government

Complied with

d)

No further modification of the plant should

be carried out without prior approval of

this ministry. The Environmental clearance

for Phase II proposal for setting up new

kiln of 2.0 MTPA clinkerisation & grinding

capacity of 0.55 MTPA cement should be

obtained

EC obtained for expansion

MoEF Environmental Clearance F. No. J-11011/386/2005-IA-II (I) dated 16/3/2006 ,amendment letter dated

5/5/2006 & Name change letter dtd 20.10.2017 from Lafarge India limited

to Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Limited for ‘Expansion of Cement Plant from 1.50 to 3.50 MPTA (Phase-2)