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HUDCO Promotes Workplace Hygiene and Sustainable Waste Management Under Special Campaign 6

The campaign includes cleanliness drives, disposal of obsolete files and equipment, plastic waste collection and an eye check-up camp for Swachhta Mitras and support staff.
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Delhi: Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited (HUDCO), a Government of India-owned public sector enterprise, has undertaken a series of cleanliness, waste management and workplace improvement initiatives across its corporate office and regional offices under Special Campaign 6.

The campaign focused on promoting cleanliness, improving workplace organisation, ensuring responsible waste disposal and encouraging employee participation in maintaining hygienic and sustainable office environments.

As part of the initiative, HUDCO conducted cleanliness drives, administered the Swachhta Pledge, organised plastic waste collection activities and held awareness programmes. Systematic cleaning and better organisation of office premises were also undertaken across its corporate and regional offices.

HUDCO Focuses on Cleanliness and Workplace Improvement

Under Special Campaign 6, HUDCO implemented several activities to improve cleanliness and workplace management.

The initiatives included cleanliness drives, awareness activities and the collection of plastic waste to encourage responsible disposal practices. Employees were also encouraged to participate in cleanliness-related activities through the Swachhta Pledge.

The campaign aimed to create greater awareness about maintaining clean surroundings and adopting sustainable practices in everyday workplace operations.

Read also: HUDCO H1 FY27 Results: PAT Jumps 31.50% to ₹1,762 Crore, Revenue Hits ₹7,758 Crore

Special Drive for Disposal of Old Files and Scrap Materials

As part of its workplace improvement initiatives, HUDCO also undertook the weeding out of old files and records from its offices.

The corporation arranged for the disposal of scrap materials, obsolete IT equipment and other redundant items through authorised procedures.

According to the company, these measures helped improve asset management and space utilisation while creating cleaner, more organised and efficient workplace environments.

The systematic removal of unused materials also supports better office management and more effective utilisation of available resources.

HUDCO Organises Eye Check-Up Camp for Swachhta Mitras and Support Staff

As part of its employee welfare initiatives, HUDCO organised an eye check-up camp in collaboration with Centres for Sight Hospital.

The health camp was conducted for Swachhta Mitras, housekeeping personnel, multi-tasking staff and security personnel working across its office premises.

The initiative aimed to promote occupational health and well-being while recognising the contribution of personnel responsible for maintaining cleanliness, hygiene and security in the organisation.

Through this initiative, HUDCO highlighted the importance of employee welfare alongside its broader cleanliness and workplace improvement efforts.

HUDCO Strengthens Commitment to Clean and Sustainable Workplaces

Through Special Campaign 6, HUDCO is seeking to strengthen responsible waste management, resource optimisation and employee participation across its offices.

The combination of cleanliness drives, proper disposal of obsolete materials, plastic waste collection and employee welfare activities reflects the organisation’s focus on creating cleaner and healthier working environments.

The campaign also supports the government’s broader objective of promoting cleanliness, efficient resource utilisation and sustainable workplace practices.

About HUDCO

Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited (HUDCO) is a Navratna Central Public Sector Enterprise (CPSE) under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India. Established in 1970, HUDCO provides financial assistance and technical support for housing and urban infrastructure development across the country. Its activities include financing housing projects, urban infrastructure, water supply, sanitation and other essential civic facilities.

Read also: HUDCO Releases First UiWIN Quarterly Digest at Urban Mobility India Conference 2026 in Bhubaneswar


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