Ramky Infrastructure awarded Smart Urban Innovation Award by FICCI
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Ramky Infrastructure awarded Smart Urban Innovation Award by FICCI

Ramky Infrastructure Limited (Ramky) has been honoured with the esteemed FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry) Smart Urban Innovation Award 2024 in the "Sustainable Cities" category. This award recognises their significant contribution to the treatment and disposal of legacy leachate in Jawahar Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana.

The award was presented during the 5th edition of the Smart Urban Innovation Awards, held alongside the 7th edition of FICCI's Cities Summit, which aims to foster dialogue and innovative solutions for critical urban infrastructure development issues. Ramky was one of 10 organisations, including corporates, government agencies, and educational institutions, recognised from 98 entries, all working towards the nation's smart cities mission.

Legacy leachate, a toxic by-product of waste decomposition, poses a serious environmental threat by contaminating nearby water bodies and groundwater. Ramky's innovative solution involved a 2,000 KLD leachate treatment plant designed to address this issue. The project also included the restoration and stabilisation of ponds near the waste management facility. The initial estimated volume of legacy leachate in Hyderabad exceeded 849,780.88 kilolitres (KL).

"We are honoured to receive the Smart Urban Innovation Award 2024 under the Sustainable Cities category," said Y.R. Nagaraja, Managing Director, Ramky Infrastructure Limited. "This recognition reflects Ramky's unwavering commitment to providing urban solutions that pave the way for a sustainable future for our cities. The Hyderabad leachate treatment plant, the first of its kind in the country, is a testament to this commitment, setting an industry benchmark for future projects. We remain dedicated to developing and delivering infrastructure solutions that contribute to a cleaner and healthier tomorrow for present and future generations."

Established in 1927, FICCI is the largest and oldest apex business organisation in India. It serves as a platform for networking and consensus building within and across sectors and is the first port of call for Indian industry, policymakers, and the international business community.

Ramky Infrastructure Limited, a flagship company of the Ramky Group, is a leader in infrastructure development. Since its incorporation in 1994, the company has completed a wide range of construction and infrastructure projects, focusing on industrial infrastructure development and EPC projects in the fields of water, wastewater treatment, roads, bridges, and urban infrastructure development. With a highly skilled team of over 2,000 people and headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana, it manages its business operations across India, serving the growing infrastructure needs of the country.

(Source: Business Standard)

Ramky Infrastructure Limited (Ramky) has been honoured with the esteemed FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry) Smart Urban Innovation Award 2024 in the Sustainable Cities category. This award recognises their significant contribution to the treatment and disposal of legacy leachate in Jawahar Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana. The award was presented during the 5th edition of the Smart Urban Innovation Awards, held alongside the 7th edition of FICCI's Cities Summit, which aims to foster dialogue and innovative solutions for critical urban infrastructure development issues. Ramky was one of 10 organisations, including corporates, government agencies, and educational institutions, recognised from 98 entries, all working towards the nation's smart cities mission. Legacy leachate, a toxic by-product of waste decomposition, poses a serious environmental threat by contaminating nearby water bodies and groundwater. Ramky's innovative solution involved a 2,000 KLD leachate treatment plant designed to address this issue. The project also included the restoration and stabilisation of ponds near the waste management facility. The initial estimated volume of legacy leachate in Hyderabad exceeded 849,780.88 kilolitres (KL). We are honoured to receive the Smart Urban Innovation Award 2024 under the Sustainable Cities category, said Y.R. Nagaraja, Managing Director, Ramky Infrastructure Limited. This recognition reflects Ramky's unwavering commitment to providing urban solutions that pave the way for a sustainable future for our cities. The Hyderabad leachate treatment plant, the first of its kind in the country, is a testament to this commitment, setting an industry benchmark for future projects. We remain dedicated to developing and delivering infrastructure solutions that contribute to a cleaner and healthier tomorrow for present and future generations. Established in 1927, FICCI is the largest and oldest apex business organisation in India. It serves as a platform for networking and consensus building within and across sectors and is the first port of call for Indian industry, policymakers, and the international business community. Ramky Infrastructure Limited, a flagship company of the Ramky Group, is a leader in infrastructure development. Since its incorporation in 1994, the company has completed a wide range of construction and infrastructure projects, focusing on industrial infrastructure development and EPC projects in the fields of water, wastewater treatment, roads, bridges, and urban infrastructure development. With a highly skilled team of over 2,000 people and headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana, it manages its business operations across India, serving the growing infrastructure needs of the country. (Source: Business Standard)

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