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Why CSR and other grant-makers need to provide more ‘good’ overheads to NGOs

Funders typically support programmes, but they scrimp on ‘overhead’. This practice gives rise to a vexing ‘starvation cycle’ that constrains nonprofits’ ability to invest in essential organisational infrastructure. To solve society’s most pressing problems, we need strong, mission-driven organisations that can deliver results that matter. Unfortunately, funding practices widely used by governments, foundations, and corporations, …

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SBI’s 2.12-crore CSR initiative in Palakkad

The State Bank of India will formally commission a ₹2.12-crore project under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative for providing toilets with water connections in 50 government schools in Palakkad.   Another CSR initiative that would go on stream is the SBI’s digital village initiative spread over six villages in Kerala.

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India’s business houses increasingly rely on NGOs for spending corporate social responsibility funds: Crisil

India’s top consultants, Crisil, in its latest “CSR Yearbook”, have said that Indian companies’ attitude towards corporate social responsibility (CSR) “seems to be changing ever so slowly” even though they are “realising that businesses can sustain and thrive only if the communities they serve also endure and flourish.” Noting that in fiscal 2016, India Inc …

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Do corporates need NGOs?

Civil society—the NGO sector—bridges the gulf between citizens and government. When governments treat this bridge with hostility, it is the citizen who is distanced and whose interests have no interlocutor. July 2015 brought civil society funding into the limelight. Azim Premji gave away almost half his stake in Wipro to his charitable foundation, which supports …

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Karnataka tourism department seeks a slice of CSR pie

The Karnataka tourism department is staking a claim to CSR funds, making a pitch recently for companies to adopt tourist destinations.   If you thought the non profits were the only ones looking at corporate entities to part with their corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds, think again.After the Maharashtra government asked companies to adopt villages …

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