Adoption and Greening of Public Parks

Working towards increasing the green cover in urban areas, DLF Foundation has adopted two adjoining public parks from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi in Greater Kailash–I. Spanning eight acres, these parks have been transformed into model parks through enhanced greening, landscaping, and amenities like open gyms, gazebos, seating areas, and children’s play zones. These parks feature wayfinding signage, seasonal plantation, manicured hedges, aromatic herbs and trees, and expansive landscaped greens. Sustainable features, including energy-efficient lighting, rainwater harvesting systems, and integrated waste management solutions, have been incorporated to minimise the environmental footprint.

These public parks have been improving the community's overall well-being by providing a recreational and aesthetically pleasing environment that fosters community engagement and well-being. During the year, a total green area of 32,375 square metres was maintained across the two public parks, with 8,480 trees, and shrubs contributing to a greener future and ecological balance. Our efforts in restoring the parks have been possible with support from the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, the RWA, residents as well as the regulars at the park.