Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a strategy companies undertake not just to grow profits as corporate citizens but to take an active and positive social role in the society where it exists. The government of West Bengal is committed to providing adequate resources for the welfare of the people. Hence, a need has been felt […]
The government of Uttarakhand has developed the CSR portal– Sahyog, which acts as a onestop solution for stakeholders involved with CSR-related activities in the state. It is an interactive platform for the public and government, as well as for your commitment to society. The state government’s corporate social responsibility initiatives drive partnerships that scale results
Uttar Pradesh realizes the power of partnerships and the importance of Corporates / Individuals in achieving our vision for sustainable prosperity for the state’s people, for which Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) plays a vital role. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) plays a crucial role in the development of society. The state’s impact created through CSR initiatives
To implement the schemes, initiatives, and policy objectives, the Manipur government partners with various public sector enterprises (PSEs) and private entities through CSR programs. India’s National Development Agenda is mirrored in line with the SDGs. SDGs and targets fully resonate with India’s development strategy and action, which focuses on poverty alleviation, improved healthcare, gender equality,
Tripura Government has been mandated to coordinate work on CSR by adopt i n g a synergistic approach involving central and state public sector units, civil society organisations, academia and the business sector to achieve CSR targets. A comprehensive mapping of CSR targets with schemes and programmes has been developed. The suggested approach to CSR
CSR in Maharashtra has attracted special attention since the state has financial, agricultural, and industrial stands for the Corporate Social Responsibility Act, which the government intends to participate in the private sector in social areas. Earlier, it was optional for private companies to be actively involved in charitable areas. After the enactment of the CSR
The government of Madhya Pradesh has developed the CSR portal to act as a one-stop solution for stakeholders involved in state CSR-related activities. It will provide a platform for end-users to provide feedback, select projects to invest in, and interact with other stakeholders. To summarize, the CSR portal of GoMP will achieve the following requirements:
The Telangana government has taken important steps towards reinforcing the concept of corporate social responsibility in corporations, inspiring them to channel their CSR funds into the most imminent fields, thereby enhancing the quality and quantity of CSR investment. To build an inclusive ecosystem of government bodies, private sector companies, social impact organizations, and citizens of
The government of Kerala has formulated an appropriate monitoring mechanism for strict adherence to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) laws. Through CSR, companies give something back to society. CSR includes projects or programmes on eradication of hunger, poverty and malnutrition, promoting gender equality, promoting education, empowering women, ensuring environmental sustainability, protecting national heritage, etc. Provisions of
Karnataka Government Bridges CSR Gap with Innovative ‘Akanksha’ Portal. The Karnataka government has taken a significant step towards enhancing corporate social responsibility (CSR) engagement through its newly launched platform, ‘Akanksha.’ The initiative, aimed at connecting corporations and streamlining CSR activities, has garnered attention and recognition for its innovative approach. ‘Akanksha’ is a tech-enabled CSR platform