This presentation shows the sustainability of Infosys with respect to Emission control and Rural Development. What are the goals now they have achieved and what they seek to achieve in coming year

2.  In 2014, Infosys became the first IT
company in the world to publish
sustainability disclosures in
accordance with the GRI’s G4
guidelines.
 The first ICT company in India to
declare a goal of becoming carbon
neutral by fiscal 2018 at the United
Nations.
 Work with Internal and external
stakeholders to define sustainability
strategy and goals.

3. Focus Area Status 2014-2015 Goals for 2015-2016
Carbon
emissions
Reduced Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions by 4.32% Will reduce carbon intensity of
Scope 1 and 2 by 3% over fiscal
2015 levels.
Electricity Reduced per capita electricity consumption by
4.34%. Achieved 46.04% per capita reduction in
electricity consumption against the baseline set in
fiscal 2008.
Will reduce per capita electricity
consumption by 3% over fiscal
2015 levels.
Renewable
energy
Met 29.11% of overall electricity requirements from
renewable sources of energy.
Invested in 15 MW of solar PV plants.
Will meet 40% or electricity
requirements form renewable
energy sources.
Will install 15 MW of solar power
plants
Water Implemented rainwater harvesting in all new
buildings constructed during fiscal 2015.Have
installed meters to ascertain the quantity of waste
water generated and reused within our campuses.
Will reduce per capita freshwater
consumption by 5% over fiscal
2015 levels.
INFOSYS: Operational & Strategic Goals

4. Focus Area Status 2014-2015 Goals for 2015-2016
Waste 68.75% of food waste has been treated onsite
through biogas plants.
Replaced 100% identified disposables with eco-
friendly alternatives across all food courts in our
campuses.
More than 50% garden waste is composed.
75% of food waste will be treated
onsite through composting or
through biogas plants.
Biodiversity Planted 89,465 saplings in fiscal 2015. Will grow 100,000 saplings on
campuses in fiscal 2016.
Education Trained 1440 faculty members and 34,655 students
in 2014-15.
Will train 1000 faculty and
25,000 students.
Sustainable
engagement
Promoted ‘Clean India’ campaign across DCs.
This year company has spent US $40 million for
CSR initiatives.
Will develop a framework for
integrated reporting and make
disclosures using this framework.
INFOSYS: Operational & Strategic Goals

5. GHG emissions
Scope 1
Stationary
combustion
Mobile
combustion
Fugitive
emissions
Scope 2
Purchased
electricity
consumption
Scope 3
Business
travel
Employee
commute
 GHG emissions are computed for the three scopes based on the threshold values
defined for Infosys.

8. Green Technology Innovation
Radiflux
Pioneered the use of radiant
cooling technology in India
through the deployment of
radiant slab and radiant panel
based cooling systems.
Beema Bamboo
Planted Beema Bamboo to
maximize carbon sequestration,
creating a natural canopy and
cooling the surrounding area.

9. Infosys SDB 6, Mysuru: The building
design demonstration nearly 39%
reduction in energy consumption compared
to ASHRAE baseline standards. Nearly
78% of the office space is naturally lit and
does not require lights during the day and
about 93% of occupied spaces have access
to outside views.
Installed more than 25,000 pressure
compensating aerators (PCA) in water
faucets across all campuses during fiscal
2015 optimizing water to a great extent.

10. Setting up an analytics data hub for agri-business companies to
help them provide real-time information on the distribution of
crops, kind of yields, etc.
Providing new-age solutions based on their portfolio of products
and platforms.
Providing advanced technology solutions to agri businesses.
Infosys Foundation has helped in the construction of a 7,500 sq.
ft. building at Chittadhama, a residential rehabilitation centre
for the mentally affected who are homeless.
Agastya and Infosys Foundation have together created higher
standards of education for the country’s underprivileged by
providing them with training workshops, mobile labs, and a
hands-on educational methodology.
Rural
Development