CSR is not Charity. CSR is not Philanthropy
CSR is a social investment of time and money for our collective future.
We consider ‘social investment’ to be any investment a company makes to contribute to society that is not motivated to generate profits.
We are a Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) firm based out of Bangalore, providing services to Foundations & Corporates to evaluate, measure & account for the impact of CSR projects in the social development sphere.
WHY US?
Team
We are a group of experts from diverse fields bringing together our experience for impactful implementation of projects.
Research material
We provide research material on sectors along with need assessment surveys for better decision making.
Ecosystem
We bring understanding of best practices in the industry & knowledge of the ecosystem.
Training and retaining
Leverage our expertise & avoid duplication in hiring, training and retaining CSR staff.
OUR SERVICES
Report
Communicating progress to stakeholders including inputs, outputs, outcomes & impacts.
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CSR POST
Apr 16 2018
Education no foolproof formula!
In the past, economies have benefited from technology. But these shifts occurred over decades. Today,…
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Jul 02 2017
Weaving Digital competence into our Educational curriculum.
Of the estimated 4.5 billion people worldwide still unconnected to the Internet, 90% or over…
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May 02 2017
The essence of CSR lies is in Creativity and Accountability
The economic policies of India since 1991 have been instrumental in creating a storm free…
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Philanthropy is all about Impact
Philanthropic foundations discuss situations that can have maximum impact .Read more
PSUs devote over Rs121 crore of CSR funds towards ‘Statue of Unity’
ONGC reported a contribution of Rs 50 crore; OIL and HPCL of Rs 25 crore each; and IOCL donated Rs21.83 crore towards the construction of the ‘Statue of Unity’.Read more
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How tech is making life easier for differently-abled
economictimes.indiatimes.com
Assistive technology designed to help people with disabilities with their daily tasks is a huge and untapped market in India largely because developers and companies are unaware of their needs.
Philanthropic foundations discuss situations that can have maximum impact
economictimes.indiatimes.com
There are different ways of giving, and the role of philanthropy is changing. It is no longer just about doing good--that is, giving or contributing to a good cause.
Government asks companies to allocate 7% of CSR funds to Swachhta Hi Seva
livemint.com
Cleanliness campaign Swachhta Hi Seva will comprise a range of activities including a nationwide drive to mobilize people to participate in shramdaan (voluntary work) on improving sanitation
Real-time digital reporting of toilets can bring girls to school
livemint.com
Use of a simple smartphone can ensure equitable access to facilities, challenging patriarchal insensitivity and facilitating gender equality
livemint.com
An even bigger challenge than toilet-building is the lack of ongoing maintenance for the toilets after they have been built
Putting philanthropy to work in India
livemint.com
Indian donors must carefully consider the design and impact of their philanthropic activities, and the latter’s intersection with development activities
bangaloremirror.indiatimes.com
Inspector LY Rajesh is a pakka environmentalist. On Saturday, he handed out saplings and a message to traffic violators; on other days, he spreads the green word in schools and among colleagues
A Maharashtra village finds an ingenious solution to use plastic waste to solve its water woes!
This simple yet brilliant invention from India might just change the world
Companies spent over Rs18,600 crore towards CSR in 2 years
livemint.com
In 2015-16, a total of 5,097 companies incurred a corporate social responsibility expenditure of Rs9,822.30 crore with private sector accounting for the major chunk
CSR for disabled people to get a boost from new law
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With the passage of a new bill on people with disabilities in the winter session and the CSR rules already in place, companies will have more ways to deploy funds