Beyond Business
Infosys publishes its first Sustainability Report
The Infosys Sustainability Report 2007-2008 presents an account of our activities across the economic, social and environmental dimensions. We have adopted the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) framework for reporting.
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Infosys endorses CEO statement on climate policy to G8
Infosys has signed a CEO statement on climate policy drafted by the World Economic Forum and the World Business Council for Sustainable Business Development.More
ACM-Infosys Foundation Award goes to Daphne Koller
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and Infosys Foundation presented the first-ever ACM-Infosys Foundation Award in Computing Sciences to Stanford’s Dr. Daphne Koller for her groundbreaking work in making computers intelligent.More
Catch Them Young – an unforgettable summer vacation
Catch Them Young, an Infosys program to initiate schoolchildren into information technology, gave students from several Indian cities their first exposure to a professional IT environment.More
Davos: Infosys leaders blog on Innovation and Sustainability
Co-Chairman Nandan M. Nilekani and CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan share their impressions from the World Economic Forum annual meeting at Davos, Switzerland.More
Inclusion and diversity mark World Disability Day
A day is not enough. Infosys BPO commemorated World Disability Day on December 9 with a week-long celebration to recognize the contribution of differently abled employees.More
In the shoes of tomorrow’s global company
For companies to succeed into the future they must play a greater role in contributing to solving the problems that society faces. Infosys Co-Chairman Nandan Nilekani joined BP's John Manzoni to identify how global companies can fulfill this role.Download
A giant leap for social entrepreneurship
"For companies and individuals, there is an urgent need to evolve a systematic approach to addressing social issues by applying a combination of inspired effort and strategic thinking," writes Infosys CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan.More
Infosys women take the lead
Infosys Women Inclusivity Network (IWIN) hosted the Women in Leadership Forum for leaders of India Inc. to discuss the challenges of working women.
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Differently abled employees make Infosys a winner
Infosys BPO, the largest employer of differently abled employees in the BPO sector, is awarded the Best Employer in Disability by the Government of India.
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India has a rich heritage of arts and culture.The Infosys Foundation 
is committed to preserve the millennia-old heritage of India by supporting art forms that are threatened with extinction.
The Infosys Foundation honors artisans and provides financial assistance. In Andhra Pradesh, the Foundation is sustaining the tradition of handloom weaving in Pochampalli village. Pochampalli sarees are tied, dyed and woven by hand. Automation has rendered hundreds of weaver-families unemployed.
In Karnataka, the Gamaka is a classical art that combines music, poetry and storytelling. The Foundation is reviving this traditional art by donating Gamaka sets - comprising a Gamaka cassette and record player - to school children in Karnataka.
The Foundation also organizes cultural programs to promote artists. It has felicitated physically challenged musicians and exponents of Yakshagana, a classical folk dance-theatre form from Karnataka. It has sponsored Kala Darshan, a musical program in rural areas, and a folk festival to provide direct market opportunities for rural artisan communities, in which about 100 craftsmen from 20 states participated.
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ACM-Infosys Foundation Award for
Dr. Daphne Koller
Infosys empowers Indian farmers
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