In collaboration with the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), Burhani Foundation instituted The BFI-NEERI Award for outstanding and socially relevant research & development in environmental technologies. Every year, nominations were invited from various technical and scientific institutes to recognize the contribution of Indian environmental scientists towards achieving environmental awareness goals.

A conference-cum-exhibition to demystify the concept of climate change and global warming. Over 700 environment experts and influencers participated in this conference to share and discuss problems and present a way forward.

To raise public awareness and inspire action on the declining number of house sparrows, Burhani Foundation launched Project SOS – Save Our Sparrows. The foundation celebrated the 100th birthday of His Holiness Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin by distributing 52,000 bird-feeders across the world and setting a new Guinness World Record and Limca Record.

To address the problem of water scarcity in Dongaon and Talaipada villages of Maharashtra, the foundation implemented rooftop rainwater harvesting projects which helped to recharge groundwater levels.

An international tree-planting campaign was initiated with the goal of distributing 500,000 saplings. This initiative was paired with extensive cleanliness drives across India and abroad.

A nationwide ‘I Love Cleanliness’ campaign was launched across Dawoodi Bohra neighbourhoods to support the Government of India’s Swachh Bharat Mission.

The Dawoodi Bohra community conducted the largest ‘Zero Waste Religious Programme’ in Indore during the community’s annual Ashara Mubarak a sermons. Nearly 200,000 attendees were encouraged and guided to refuse, reduce, reuse and recycle both dry and wet waste.