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2445+
work days of overall employment generated for the local community
The development of the E&L hub has generated significant work days of employment for the local community, creating meaningful livelihood opportunities while fostering environmental stewardship. By involving community members in activities such as plantation, maintenance, and ecological monitoring, the project not only supports economic well-being but also deepens local engagement in conserving native flora and fauna. This inclusive approach strengthens both biodiversity and social resilience.
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1384+
work days of women employment generated
The E&L hub has played a vital role in empowering women by generating a substantial number of work days dedicated to female employment. Through their involvement in plantation, nursery management, and upkeep of green spaces, women have gained not only financial independence but also increased participation in local environmental initiatives. This inclusive employment strategy fosters gender equity and strengthens the social fabric of the community while contributing to ecological restoration.
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20060+
trees, herbs, shrubs planted
A diverse range of native species—including trees, herbs, shrubs, and creepers—have been carefully planted across the E&L hub to restore ecological balance and enhance habitat richness. This multi-layered vegetation structure supports a wide variety of fauna, improves soil health, and contributes to carbon sequestration. By selecting regionally appropriate species, the park promotes long-term sustainability and fosters a thriving, self-sustaining ecosystem.
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307+
number of species of flora and fauna seen in the hub
The E&L hub has become a thriving sanctuary, becoming a magnet to a variety of flora and fauna. A growing number of plant and animal species have been documented within the area, reflecting the success of habitat restoration and conservation efforts. From native trees and flowering herbs to birds, insects, and small mammals, this ecological uptick enhances the park’s value as a center for biodiversity, education, and community engagement.
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50+
Events conducted for community members, children and employees
A range of engaging events have been organized for community members, children, and employees to promote awareness, participation, and a deeper connection with nature. These activities include nature walks, tree-planting drives, environmental education sessions, and hands on activities. By fostering inclusive participation, the E&L hub becomes not just an ecological space but a vibrant hub for learning, collaboration, and environmental stewardship across all age groups.
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14.5+
tonnes of waste upcycled in structures used in the parks
As part of its commitment to sustainability, the E&L hub has creatively up-cycled several tonnes of waste materials into functional and aesthetic park structures. Discarded plastics, scrap metal, wood, and construction debris have been repurposed into benches, walkways, fencing, and signage. This eco-conscious approach not only reduces landfill burden but also showcases the potential of circular design in building green infrastructure, reinforcing the hub’s role as a model for environmental innovation.
