CSR

These kids from a remote tribal village in Odisha came together to solve a problem for their community. Their work was recognised at the 'I CAN Awards 2017'.

The article explores these different typologies and how they have structured their CSR projects, depending upon the nature of the industry - manufacturing/ retail/ service etc. their turnover and Profit After Tax (PAT), their vision and mission of CSR and the impact that they wish to create.

TISS organizes a Conclave to bring together NPOs for greater social good

It is heartening to see organizations making an effort to ensure that they are doing their bit for the society.

Despite putting a call for help on social media, the fact that support didn’t reach in time irked Yash. He also realised there was a massive void in the animal care space and there was no platform that connected animal lovers during such exigencies in real time. This lead to Yash’s brainchild, the ‘Let it Wag’ app.

Focussing on ‘late bloomers’, the initiative works in close collaboration with local government schools and incorporates various unconventional teaching methodologies to push even the late learners into the mainstream.

Did you know that indoor air pollution can be 2-5 times worse than outdoor air - as per the Environment Protection Agency (EPA)! And that’s exactly why discussing it now is more important than ever.

With the purpose of training underprivileged members of scheduled tribes in driving skills, it aims to boost their employability and provide equal opportunities.

'It isn't important to just plant trees, we need to learn to nurture them as well.'

Gram Oorja created a rural micro-grid with hybrid power sources funded by corporate charity to help bring power to remote rural areas.