10th Responsible BMO Awards
Tarasankar Panchagram Producer Company Ltd
The TPPCL received the First prize at Cluster/SPV level under Promoting Green Environment category for their initiative From Waste to Worth: How Rural Hands Turned Banana Stems into New Beginnings. Communities were trained to extract natural fiber from banana stems and transform it into beautiful, eco-friendly handicrafts and home décor products. The Producer Company supported artisans with design inputs, production guidance, and access to wider markets.
Haryana Environmental Management Society
The Haryana Environmental Management Society received the First prize at National/State/Regional Level under Promoting Green Environment category for their initiative Disposal of Hazardous Waste. Industries within the HEMS network are now better equipped to understand and implement environmentally responsible practices. Communities benefit from improved awareness of health and social responsibility.
Basuba Brooms Producer Company Limited
BBPCL of India received the Special Jury Award. Under this initiative From Bamboo to Brighter Futures: Crafting Dignity Through Green Enterprise. Basuba Brooms introduced structured training programs that strengthened technical skills in crafting and finishing bamboo brooms. Under the guidance of experienced master trainers, artisans adopted improved production methods and higher quality standards. The company also organized workshops for MSMEs on entrepreneurship and skill development, helping producers build confidence and manage their enterprises more effectively. These efforts nurtured an organized, community-based production system grounded in sustainability.
Eri Weave Pvt Ltd
Eri Weave Pvt Ltd. received the First Prize at Cluster/SPV Level under Promoting Social Impact category for their initiative towards Woven with Hope: Where Tradition Becomes a Path to Independence. This insight shaped Eri Weave’s holistic approach — one that blended craft training with financial knowledge and digital confidence. The institute provided training, raw material access, and business guidance to tailoring units and artisan groups alike. Tailors continued producing garments, while leftover fabric pieces were passed on to artisans who turned them into handcrafted jewellery and decorative items.
AWARDEES 2025
SPECIAL JURY AWARD
CASE STUDY PUBLICATION - Super 16
A case study publication is published every year, which contains Super 16 responsible activities initiated by the BMOs for the respective year. Issue IX was released on February 2026 by Honorable Chief Guest Shri Manoj Tiwari, Member of the Lok Sabha.