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Corporate social responsibility trends and best practices
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A practical guide for corporates and foundations on building a structured CSR policy framework, designing standard operating procedures, establishing governance systems, and creating accountability structures for effective CSR programme management.
A practical guide to impact assessment services for CSR programmes, NGOs, and foundations in India — covering SROI analysis, baseline-endline studies, monitoring and evaluation frameworks, outcome mapping, and Social Stock Exchange readiness.
A detailed comparison of the best CSR management software in India and internationally for 2026 — covering features, compliance capabilities, and what to look for when choosing CSR software for your organisation.
A practical guide to understanding SSE registration, ZCZP instruments, and the new CSR framework. Download the free FAQ guide covering eligibility, compliance, and fundraising through India's Social Stock Exchange.
India's Social Stock Exchange is opening new funding channels for NGOs. With CSR funds now permitted through SSE and Schedule VII activities in scope, here is what every NGO needs to know about eligibility, ZCZP instruments, and SSE readiness.
Measuring what truly matters in development and CSR — why counting outputs is no longer enough, how SROI captures real social value, and what NGOs need to start measuring outcomes today.
Choosing the wrong CSR management software costs more than money — it costs a year of data, team productivity, and board credibility. Here are 6 non-negotiable criteria every CSR team in India should evaluate before selecting a platform.
With mandatory impact assessment rules now in effect, how can companies go beyond compliance to create meaningful, measurable change?
As CSR spending in India reaches unprecedented scale, the emphasis is steadily shifting from how much is spent to what truly changes on the ground. This article explores why moving beyond activity-based reporting towards evidence-driven assessment is essential.