Cyient Digital Centers (CDCs) use the transformative power of technology to improve the quality of lives in the societies in which it lives and works. “Our corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative is shaped by this thinking and driven by the belief that a responsible organisation must focus as much on its impact on society as creating business value,” says the Hyderabad-headquartered founder and executive chairman B.V.R. Mohan Reddy. With its CSR initiatives - from education and health to social innovation and community development - determined by the long-term and sustainable effect any intervention is likely to have, the impact tends to have a multiplier effect across several integrated touchpoints. These initiatives are, therefore, centred on community empowerment and all-round development of the societies in which it exists and works. Working to enhance the quality of education from the pre-primary level till high school for underprivileged children, the Cyient Foundation has adopted 28 government schools around its facilities in four Indian states, where it has created digital classrooms, libraries and laboratories. These schools provide quality education to nearly 19,000 children in 2019-20 and over 100,000 over the last 10 years.
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Children at adopted schools have their own digital literacy centre
