Establishes the framework for identifying, assessing, and managing environmental and social risks across potential and existing investments.
Ensures regulatory compliance and robust management systems for environmental sustainability. It covers pollution control, resource conservation, biodiversity preservation, protection of natural heritage, and the safe management of hazardous substances and processes.
Focuses on human resources management and human rights, incorporating occupational health and safety, fair working conditions, and equal opportunities. It mandates grievance mechanisms, prohibits child, forced, or bonded labour, and extends these protections across directly employed staff, contractual workers, and third-party personnel. Additionally, supply chain partners are required to adhere to these standards to minimise associated risks.
Addresses social risks and impacts, including involuntary land acquisition, physical and economic displacement of project-affected people (PAPs), and the protection of vulnerable groups such as Scheduled Tribes recognised under national regulations. It also ensures the preservation of cultural and historical resources significant to local communities
DP World (DPW), a leading global provider of smart logistics solutions, has a strong presence in India through its joint venture with NIIF, which has invested in Hindustan Infralog Private Limited (HIPL) and Hindustan Ports Private Limited (HPPL). As part of its global sustainability efforts, DPW launched the ‘Move to -15 Degrees’ campaign to recalibrate the standard temperature for transporting and storing frozen food from -18°C to -15°C.
By implementing this initiative across its entities, including HIPL and HPPL, DPW is driving significant energy efficiency improvements while maintaining food safety standards. This shift optimises cold chain operations, reducing energy consumption and contributing to a more sustainable logistics ecosystem.
Through ‘Move to -15 Degrees,’ DPW is advancing sustainability in cold chain logistics.
To expand employment opportunities in the aviation sector, GMR Goa International Airport Limited (GGIAL) has established an Aviation Skill Development Centre (ASDC) at Manohar International Airport, Goa. The centre provides specialised training to local youth, equipping them with the skills and competencies required for careers in aviation.
By bridging the skill gap, ASDC not only enhances employability but also opens alternative career pathways within the sector, supporting the growth of a skilled workforce for India’s aviation industry.
Through ASDC, GGIAL is creating meaningful employment opportunities and strengthening India’s aviation talent pool.
GreenCell Mobility, a portfolio company of NIIF’s Private Markets Fund I-anchored Green Growth Equity Fund, is committed to ensuring the highest standards of safety for drivers and passengers. By integrating advanced technology, strategic planning, and awareness programmes, GreenCell enhances road safety and reliability across its operations.
Key initiatives include Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for collision prevention, machine vision technology to monitor driver fatigue, and a Centralised Command Control Centre for real-time tracking and corrective actions. Drivers undergo mandatory breathalyser tests before and after trips, while sensitisation drives and emergency response training reinforce a culture of safety.
By embedding safety into its operations, GreenCell is setting new benchmarks for responsible and secure transport.
Licious — a portfolio company of Multiples, in which NIIF Private Markets Fund I (PMF-I) has invested — is transforming plastic waste management in the food industry. Engaged in processing and delivering meat and seafood-based products across India, Licious collaborates with government-recognised recycling agencies to repurpose plastic waste, ensuring responsible disposal and sustainability.
The company has successfully diverted 411 tonnes of plastic waste from landfills to waste-to-energy plants, cement kilns, and recycling partners, surpassing the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) mandate of 70% and achieving 100% plastic waste diversion. Additionally, Licious has implemented an IoT-based supply chain tracking system to minimise food wastage and is actively developing alternative packaging solutions, including sustainable paper-based packaging.
By integrating circular economy principles, Licious is driving a more responsible and resource-efficient approach to packaging and waste management within the food industry.
NIIF holds an annual ESG summit to bring together professionals from across India’s growing ESG community. NIIF’s third summit was held in New Delhi in February 2025, with 90+ professionals coming together to discuss how responsible investing will shape India’s growth story.
The objective of NIIF’s ESG Summit is to facilitate cross platform learning, foster a collaborative spirit and collectively address challenges and opportunities.
Through this summit, NIIF aims to spark meaningful conversations on key issues in this field, including ESG integration, climate risk assessment, capacity building and sustainability.
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