Chenab Valley Power Projects Limited

Chenab Valley Power Projects Limited is engaged in executing and managing various hydroelectric power projects. The company focuses on harnessing hydropower resources for renewable energy generation, contributing to sustainable development and energy security.

CCI Score

-23.24

0.02% May 3

Latest Event

Labour Practices Under Scrutiny at Ratle Hydroelectric Project

A review meeting of the Ratle Hydroelectric Power Project highlighted serious labour concerns raised by unions regarding recruitment, transportation, and working conditions. Government officials intervened, directing project authorities to prioritize local employment and adhere strictly to labour laws, underscoring previous shortcomings in labour practices.

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Chenab Valley Power Projects Limited is currently rated as an Accomplice.

-20 to -29 CCI Score

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Latest Events

OCT

14

2022

Labour Practices Under Scrutiny at Ratle Hydroelectric Project
-23.24

A review meeting of the Ratle Hydroelectric Power Project highlighted serious labour concerns raised by unions regarding recruitment, transportation, and working conditions. Government officials intervened, directing project authorities to prioritize local employment and adhere strictly to labour laws, underscoring previous shortcomings in labour practices.
-30

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 17

The review meeting revealed that labour unions raised significant concerns over worker recruitment practices, inadequate transportation provisions, and poor working conditions at the project site. While government intervention promises reforms, the fact that such issues necessitated administrative oversight indicates a failure in upholding adequate labour rights and fair treatment of workers.

Work of Ratle hydroelectric power project reviewed