India Corporate Social Responsibility - CSR - GRAAM

We are delighted to collaborate with for this year's SAMPRAVAH along with Actionaidindia India and HCLfoundation

We are indeed privileged to have Accomplished speakers and panelists, interesting topics and enriching experience.

Dr.Basavaraju, Executive Director of GRAAM will be part of the panel and sharing his thoughts in this conclave.

India Corporate Social Responsibility - CSR - GRAAM
Grassroots Research and Advocacy Movement (GRAAM)
Xavier Institute of Management

In Segment 03- Episode 02 of GRAAM CSR Vocal, Mr Shridhar NE, AVP & Head of Corporate Sustainability, Titan Company Ltd., talks how Titan CSR identifies right CSR partner to fulfil its vision.

He also illustrates the concept `risk taking’- for development. Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOszqJx3wMM


Dr. Basavaraju R Shreshta Ananya Samajdar Bhagavan Bidarakote Usha Raghupathy Rajendra Prasad Kiran Bagade Srinivasa Aksh*ta Singh Bhadauria Titan

The new disclosure framework for CSR spending by companies will help gather granular details for analytical purposes and also bring greater transparency with respect to expenditure, according to a senior government official.

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https://m.economictimes.com/news/company/corporate-trends/new-csr-disclosure-framework-to-help-in-data-analytical-work-enhance-transparency/amp_articleshow/89702703.cms



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New CSR disclosure framework to help in data analytical work, enhance transparency Companies having a net worth of at least Rs 500 crore or a minimum turnover of Rs 1,000 crore or net profit of Rs 5 crore or more during the immediately preceding financial year have to spend on CSR activities.

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The Ministry of Corporate Affairs sees that the firms who come beneath the provision of sub-section(1) to section 135 will give a report on the Corporate Social Responsibility in Form CSR 2 under MCA to the Registrar for the former financial year (2020-2021)



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All About MCA Form CSR 2 for Furnishing CSR Report with Facts All about new form CSR 2 under MCA for furnishing CSR report of companies in a financial year. Check here major important points in this article for a better understanding.

In Segment 02- Episode 06 of GRAAM CSR Vocal, Shaina Ganapathy talks about the importance of collaborations in CSR. Listen to her talk about the role of implementation partners and NGOs for the successful ex*****on of a CSR program.

Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/q4jThFL6CJQ

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Seg 02 Ep 06 | GRAAM CSR Vocal with Ms Shaina Ganapathy, Embassy Group In Segment 02- Episode 0​6​​​ of GRAAM CSR Vocal, Embassy Group's Head of Community Outreach, Shaina Ganapathy​ discusses with GRAAM's Executive Director, Dr...

Youth for governance fellowship - Mysuru is an excellent opportunity for the Youth of Mysuru who are pursuing higher education from recognized colleges/universities. The nine-month learning and engagement journey facilitated by GRAAM is an apt platform for the students to augment knowledge, hone skills and contribute to urban governance issues. Interested students can apply by visiting our below website or by scanning the QR code given on the poster. Limited seats! Apply now!

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Contributions towards CSR plunged sharply by 64% to Rs 8,828 crore in 2020-21 from Rs 24,689 crore the year before, making it the lowest in seven years.Listed companies typically account for 60-70% of the total CSR spending.

How well Indian companies are meeting their CSR commitment? The CII on Monday asked the government to consider increasing the CSR levy by 1% for a year, and use the money to give boosters shots. But is India Inc loosening its purse strings for social causes?

Corporate Social Responsibility spending under the companies law should not be interpreted as a source of financing the resource gaps in government schemes, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs has said as it issued a detailed set of FAQs for the effective implementation of CSR norms.

FAQ On CSR Cell: https://www.mca.gov.in/MinistryV2/faq+on+csr+cell.html



https://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/csr-spending-not-source-of-financing-resource-gaps-in-govt-schemes-mca-121082601238_1.html

CSR spending not source of financing resource gaps in govt schemes: MCA Corporate Social Responsibility spending under the companies law should not be interpreted as a source of financing the resource gaps in government schemes, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs said

TeamLease EdTech survey that covered over 100 companies across the country for a study, says that nearly 70 per cent expressed an intention to increase their CSR spending for education/skilling in the next fiscal year.

Companies plan to increase CSR funding towards skilling, education in 2022: Survey The survey, released on Wednesday, indicated that companies are keen to dedicate funds towards projects that can create maximum impact and companies are directing majority of their funds towards imparting employability skills to school or college dropouts (22.8 per cent), women (20.4 per cent), and....

As per a recent report, contributions towards CSR plunged sharply by 64% to Rs 8,828 crore in 2020-21 from Rs 24,689 crore the year before, making it the lowest in seven years. While the pandemic dampened the pace and spending, experts are positive that the contribution to CSR by the listed companies will increase as the situation normalizes.

Read more about the top spenders and other CSR related news in our monthly digest: https://graam.org.in/home/newsletter