Contribution to the UNSDGs

Happiest Minds Technologies has supported access to clean drinking water in drought-affected areas of Raichur district, Karnataka.

• 4 new RO (Reverse Osmosis) units installed in schools and villages
• 6 existing RO units refurbished in villages

These initiatives have improved water quality, eased water scarcity, and contributed to better health for local households and communities.

As part of our commitment to environmental sustainability, we planted 1,13,500 tree saplings across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Noida, and Odisha. This large-scale plantation drive promotes social forestry, restores ecological balance, and expands green cover in both urban and rural areas

The use of indigenous, climate-resilient species supports biodiversity conservation, improves air quality, enhances soil health, and enables carbon sequestration. These efforts also uplift local communities through increased shade, fruit availability, and sustainable livelihood opportunities.

Through this initiative, we are helping build a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future.

Rooftop solar plant in our Bengaluru offices contributes 12.13% green energy, aiming for 100% by 2030.

Compost 100% of food waste from the pantry. Used the cup & kerchief initiative to significantly minimize the use of disposables such as tissues, paper cups, plastic packaging, etc

Sensor-operated water taps to conserve water. 100% of wastewater is treated in STP and utilized in our washrooms and for watering plants.

As part of our social sustainability and community development efforts, we successfully implemented a rural electrification project in Mayurbhanj, Odisha. The initiative electrified 100 homes, installed streetlights, and powered two tribal residential schools in previously unserved areas.

Access to reliable electricity has significantly improved living conditions, enhanced safety, and created a better learning environment for students.

• We have planted over 10,000 saplings to restore biodiversity, expand green cover, and improve air quality. Our social forestry and soil conservation efforts now cover more than 100 acres of previously barren land, with an estimated carbon sequestration potential of 2,10,000 kg of CO₂ annually
• Under the ‘Trees for Farmers’ initiative in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, we planted 1 lakh trees as part of an agroforestry project tackling groundwater depletion and soil erosion. By integrating a mix of fruit and timber trees into farmlands, the project sequesters around 2 million kg of CO₂ each year and benefits over 20,000 people

Mitigating water scarcity during peak summer months in Bengaluru has been a key focus of our sustainability efforts. To support long-term water security, we have installed 315 percolation wells across the city. These wells aid in rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge, contributing to sustainable water management. The initiative reflects our commitment to environmental stewardship and climate resilience.