CSR and Skill Development

Projects in India (FY2019)

May 2020

An analysis of CSR portfolio

of 600 large companies in India

Twitter @csrboxorg
 About Us

CSRBOX
CSRBOX is India’s leading CSR knowledge and impact intelligence
driven partnership platform for the development community. It serves
as an enabler, encouraging collaboration and partnerships between
CSR stakeholders. At CSRBOX, we are committed to the idea of
advancing social impact and change. Whether you are a Donor agency
looking to invest in transformative and sustainable projects or an
implementation leader dedicated to accomplish your organization’s goals, CSRBOX can help you
achieve your objectives. With years of experience in working on social development projects with
nonprofits, corporate and social enterprises, we excel in catalyzing the vibrant social transforma-
tion movement in India by driving collaborations and partnerships for good. With research, strate-
gy and designing tailored programs in the CSR ecosystem, we help our clients solve their most
challenging issues. For more information, please visit us at : www.csrbox.org

IndiGive Foundation
IndiGive Foundation is a registered Section 8 (not for profit) company
under the Companies Act, 2013. It is the philanthropic arm of
CSRBOX, India’s largest CSR and social impact platform.
The Foundation is guided by the philosophy of collaborative ecosystem for social sector where
each collaborator plays a vital role to achieve social impact. The Foundation works as program
creator and aggregator for grass-root non-profits where hub and spoke approach is followed to
design and implement projects. For more information, please visit us at: www.indigive.org

Impact XPA
The ‘Impact Experience Centre & Academy (Impact XPA) is an ‘under
the one roof’ experience of impact-oriented projects, innovations, tech-
nology, best-in-class products and services in the Indian development
context. It is a physical cum visualized near to ‘on-field’ demonstration
of potential use of innovative project design/ products and technology
to connect with the real problems and finding the best-fit solutions in a customized design and
delivery approach. For more information, please visit us at: www.impactxpa.in

Credits
Research: Bhagyashree Patil, Jaynil Kuhad, Prachi Godbole
Design: Himanshu Choubisa
Image: Envanto, Shuttrestock

Contact Us
Shilpi Jain, Head Partnerships, shilpi@csrbox.org or +91-9560352170.
For more sectoral research and data, please visit www.csrbox.org
 Contents

Introduc�on & Research Methodology .................................................................................................4

CSR funding in skill development ..........................................................................................................5
Industry-sectors and skill development projects ...................................................................................7
Skill development projects and geographic distribu�on .......................................................................8
CSR funding in skill development projects in Aspira�onal Districts .....................................................11
Contribu�on by company type & characteris�cs ................................................................................14
Private companies and skill development projects .............................................................................15
Role of partnerships in implementa�on of skill development projects ...............................................18
SDG repor�ng for CSR projects in skill development ...........................................................................20
Sub-thema�c distribu�on of projects ..................................................................................................22
Sub-thema�c I – Skilling Infrastructure ...............................................................................................23
Sub-thema�c II – Urban Livelihoods ...................................................................................................25
Sub-thema�c III - Digital Skilling .........................................................................................................27
Sub-thema�c IV - Rural Livelihoods ....................................................................................................29
Sub-thema�c V - PwD Skilling .............................................................................................................31
 Introduction & Research Methodology

With the structural, demographic and technological transformations in the economy, skill develop-
ment emerges as a crucial sector to groom the new entrants into the labour force. Skill develop-
ment finds a place in the Schedule VII that prescribes areas for CSR programme of companies
which are under the ambit of mandatory CSR provisions. Also, some other prescribed activities
under this Schedule are directly or indirectly connected with skilling. Being an enabler, CSR has
a key role to play in meeting the skill development requirements across India.
Through this report, we bring to you the key insights of the CSR contribution to the skill develop-
ment projects in the financial year 2018-2019. Our research comprises of analysis across indus-
try types, company types, geography, scale of projects, identifying the key sub-thematic areas,
evaluating the performance in aspirational districts and the trends in SDG reporting. We further
closely investigate the patterns of CSR expenditure across the key sub-thematic areas of skilling
infrastructure, urban livelihoods, digital skilling, rural livelihoods and PwD skilling. The analysis is
conducted for 613 companies which contributed to CSR in FY 2019 through around 8501 projects
and a consolidated commitment of INR 12143.77 Cr.

Our Research

613 8501 INR

Companies CSR Projects 12144 Cr.
Total CSR Fund

4
 CSR funding in skill development

In the year 2018-19, 328 companies contributed to the projects in skill development domain
through CSR funding of INR 1652.95 Cr. The contribution remains diverse, coming from 32 indus-
trial sectors, being channelized to 775 projects. Out of the total funding, INR 209.77 Cr. is dedicat-
ed towards the aspirational districts.

120
775 Aspirational
32 Industrial CSR Projects Districts Project
Sector

INR
328
1652.95 Cr.
Companies
CSR Fund

CSR Funding

1700
1600
1400
1200
CSR Funding(INR Cr.)

1000
800
600
400
200
0
Top 10 (43% funding) Top 30 (68% funding) Top 80 (88% funding) All Companies
(100% funding)
Number of Companies

Top 10 companies 43% of the total CSR contribution towards skill development.

5
 Top 10 companies contributing to skill development

Amount spent on skill

Sr. No. Company name
development project (INR Cr.)
1 Indian Oil Corporation Limited 140.12

2 NTPC Limited 132.03

3 Wipro Limited 107.58

4 Maruti Suzuki India Limited 80.77

5 GAIL (India) Limited 43.08

6 Larsen and Toubro Limited 43.07

7 Hindustan Aeronautics Limited 41.43

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 39.17

8

9 ICICI Bank Limited 38.00

10 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 36.00

Budget range-wise number of projects and share in CSR funding

Number of Projects

100 Cr.<
50-100 Cr.
20-50 Cr.
5-20 Cr.
1-5 Cr.
0.25-1 Cr.
Amount > 0.25 Cr.

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

CSR Funding (in INR Cr.)

6
 Budget range-wise number of projects and share in CSR funding

100%
90%

80%

70%
60%

50%
40%
30%
20%

10%

0%
>0.25 Cr. 0.25-1 Cr. 1-5 Cr. 5-20 Cr. 20-50 Cr. 50-100 Cr. 100 Cr.

CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects

Industry-sectors and skill development projects

Industrial sector wise CSR contribution to skill development

Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals

Computer Software/ IT 11%
2%
Banking & Finance 3%
19%
Power and Heavy Engineering 3%
Metals, Mining & Mineral 4%
Auto & Auto Ancillaries
9% 16%
Diversified
Construction, Contracting & Infrastructure
9%
Paints & Varnishes 13%
11%
Miscellaneous
Others

7
Skill development projects and geographic distribution

Top ten states receiving CSR funding

UTTARAKHAND

HARYANA

WEST BENGAL

TELANGANA

INR 500 Cr <.

INR 400-500 Cr.
INR 300-400 Cr.

8
 Geographic spread of CSR initiatives in skill development

Mizoram

Meghalaya

Tripura
Manipur

Arunachal Pradesh

Nagaland

Sikkim

Chhattisgarh
Punjab

Himachal Pradesh

Jammu & Kashmir

Bihar

Kerala

Assam

Jharkhand
Madhya Pradesh

Odisha

Tamil Nadu

Haryana
Uttarakhand

Telangana

Rajasthan

Andhra Pradesh
West Bengal

Uttar Pradesh

Gujarat

Karnataka

Maharashtra

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects

9
 Geographic scale of CSR projects in skill development

700

600

Single State, 531

500
Number of Projects

400

300

200 Multi- state, 179 Not Available/ Not

Mentioned, 22
100
Pan- India,43

0
0 1 2 3 4 5
-100
Geographic Scale

Scale of Funding

10
CSR funding in skill development projects in Aspirational Districts

Share of CSR funding towards Aspirational Districts

13%

Aspirational Districts
Non-aspirational Districts

87%

Only 13% of the total funding is dedicated towards the projects in aspirational districts.

Funding by type of companies in Aspirational Districts

CSR Funding(All Districts) CSR Funding (Aspirational Districts)

PSU

Private

BSE/NSE Listed

0 200 400 600 800 1000

Total CSR expenditure vs. CSR expenditure in aspirational districts – PSUs lead in terms of
percentage & BSE/NSE-listed companies lead in terms of absolute funding directed.

11
PSU vs. Non-PSU funding towards projects in Aspirational Districts

40%
PSU
Non-PSU

60%

PSUs contribute 40% to the total CSR funding to skill development in aspirational districts.

Project implementation mode in Aspirational Districts

7%

14%
CSR Foundation
Direct- Implementation
Implementing Agencies

79%

Implementing agencies lead the project execution in aspirational districts.

12
 Top ten companies contributing to skill development
projects in aspirational districts*

Amount spent on skill

Sr. No. Company name
development project (INR Cr.)
1 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 39.2

2 ITC Limited 27.6

3 Tata Steel Limited 18.4

4 Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited 16.5

5 Steel Authority of India Limited 15.6

6 Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited 11.6

7 SJVN Limited 11.0

The Tata Power Company Limited 8.0

8

9 NMDC Limited 7.3

10 Voltas Limited 6.8

Note:

*Financial numbers are derived using set research method. Numbers may slightly vary
from actual spent

13
Contribution by company type & characteristics

Type of Number of Number of

Company Name CSR Funding (in INR Cr.)
Company Companies CSR Projects
BSE/NSE listed 233 436 1009.12

Private 51 99 78.95

PSU 44 240 564.99

Company ownership wise number of companies & share in funding

34%
31%
BSE/NSE Listed
Private
PSU

13%
5% 61% Percentage of companies
56%

Share in funding

14
Private companies and skill development projects

51 INR 78.85 Cr. 99

Companies CSR Funding Projects

CSR initiatives by private companies in skill development

Skilling Infrastructure

Rural Livelihoods

PwD Skilling

Women Empowerment

Digital Skilling

Urban Livelihoods

0 5 10 15 20 25

No. of Projects CSR Funding (in INR Cr.)

15
Geographic spread of CSR initiatives by private companies in skill development

Jammu & Kashmir

Jharkhand
No. of Projects
Chattisgarh CSR Funding (in INR Cr.)
Madhya Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh

Punjab

Odisha
Assam

Andhra Pradesh

Haryana

West Bengal

Gujarat

Bihar

Rajasthan

Tamil Nadu

Karnataka

Telangana

Maharashtra

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

16
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Role of partnerships in implementation of
skill development projects

Project implementation mode

700

600
Implementing
Agencies, 535
500
Number of Projects

400

300

200
Direct
Implementation, 153
100

CSR Foundation, 77 Not Mentioned, 10

0
0 1 2 3 4 5
-100
Scale of Funding

Project implementation mode

8%

14%
CSR Foundation
Direct- Implementation
Implementing Agencies

78%

Implementing agencies lead project execution in skill development.

17
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Projects through government agencies

8%

Yes
No 92%

Only 8% projects are being implemented through government agencies

18
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 SDG reporting for CSR projects in skill development

Tyres
Transport & Logistics
Textiles
Shipping
Printing & Stationary
Power and Heavy Engineering
Plantation - Tea & Coffee
Paper
Paints & Varnishes
Oil, drillinng, lubricants & Petrochemicals
Miscellaneous
Metals, Minings & Mineral
Media & Entertainment
Hotels
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
Food Processing
Electricals
Electric Equipment
Diversified
Couriers
Consumer Goods
Construction, Contracting & Infrastructure
Computer Software/ IT
Cigarettes
Chemical, Pesticides & Fertilizer
Cement
Casting & Forgings
Cables & Telecommunication
Breweries & Distilleris
Banking & Finance
Auto & Auto Ancillaries
Electric Equipment

0 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

NO YES

19
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 CSR funding wise SDG accountability

23%

Yes
No 77%

Only 23% of total CSR funding of skill development projects has been mapped with SDGs
by respective companies in their annual reports.

Project implemention wise SDG reporting

100%
90%

80%

70%
60%

50%
40%
30%
20%

10%

0%
Implementing Agencies CSR Foundation Direct Implementation Not Mentioned

No Yes

SDG reporting turnout is higher amongst projects being executed through implementing agencies.

20
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 CSR initiatives contributing to SDG indicators linked to skill development

Percentage correct responses learning outcomes in

language, mathematics, science & social science
for class 8 students

Average female to male ratio of average wages/salaries

received per day by regular wage/ salaried employees
of age15-59 years for rural and urban

Ratio of female labour force participation rate to male

labour force participation rate

Average annual dropout rate at secondary level

Persons provided employment as a percentage of

persons who demanded employment under MGNREGA

Annual growth rate of GDP per capita (at constant price

of 2011-12)
Average unemployment rate per 1000 persons for
males and females
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

No. of Projects CSR Funding ( in INR Cr.)

Skill development projects align with multiple indicators including unemployment rate, growth rate
of GDP, average annual dropout rate and provision of employment against the demand under
MNREGA

Note:
The mapping of projects has been done by CSRBOX.

21
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Sub-thematic distribution of projects

Key Sub-thematic Areas

Micro Enterprise

Agriculture

Women Empowerment

PwD Skilling

Rural Livelihoods

Digital Skilling

Urban Livelihoods

Skilling Infrastructure

0 100 200 300 400 500 600

Number of Projects CSR Funding (in INR Cr.)

22
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Sub-thematic I – Skilling Infrastructure

Key industries contributing to skilling infrastructure projects

2% 5%
Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals 3%
4%
Power and Heavy Engineering
Auto & Auto Ancillaries 6%
Construction, Contracting & Infrastructure 35%
Computer Software/ IT 7%
Diversified
Electricals
14%
Metals, Mining & Mineral 24%
Others

List of top 10 companies contributing to skilling infrastructure projects:

CSR funding in skilling

Sr. No. Company name
infrastructure (in INR Cr.)
1 Indian Oil Corporation Limited 136.55

2 NTPC Limited 132.03

3 Maruti Suzuki India Limited 73.84

4 Larsen and Toubro Limited 41.11

5 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 39.17

6 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 36

7 Hindustan Aeronautics Limited 20.22

Bharat Electronics Limited 17.20

8

9 GAIL (India) Limited 14.32

10 UltraTech Cement Limited 6.77

23
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
Project implementation wise share of CSR funding

6%
5%

CSR Foundation
Direct- Implementation
Implementing Agencies
89%

24
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Sub-thematic II – Urban Livelihoods

Key industries contributing to urban livelihood projects

Banking & Finance

13%
Computer Software/ IT
4%
Metals, Minings & Mineral
5% 29%
Paints
Auto & Auto Ancillaries 5%
Diversified
6%
Consumer Goods 16%
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals 11%
11%
Others

List of top 10 companies contributing to urban livelihood projects:

CSR funding in urban

Sr. No. Company name
livelihood (in INR Cr.)
1 ICICI Bank Limited 38

2 Tech Mahindra Limited 35.01

3 HDFC Bank Limited 24.19

4 Asian Paints Limited 22.46

5 Graphite India Limited 21.45

6 Tata Steel Limited 18.35

7 IndusInd Bank Limited 13.83

ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited 13.61

8

9 ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited 13.57

10 Berger Paints Limited 13.47

25
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
Project implementation wise share of CSR funding

4%

CSR Foundation 35%

Direct- Implementation
Implementing Agencies
61%

26
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Sub-thematic III - Digital Skilling

Key industries contributing to digital skilling projects

1%
Computer Software/ IT 2%
Metals, Minings & Mineral 6%
6%
Diversified
Banking & Finance
8%
Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals
Others

77%

List of top 10 companies contributing to digital skilling projects:

CSR funding in digital

Sr. No. Company name
skilling (in INR Cr.)
1 Wipro Limited 107.58

2 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 36

3 Tech Mahindra Limited 20.03

4 Tata Steel Limited 18.35

5 ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited 13.61

6 ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited 13.57

7 Larsen & Toubro Infotech Limited 7.81

Microsoft Corporation (India) Private Limited 5.34

8

9 Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited 4.25

10 L&T Technology Services Limited 3.97

27
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
Project implementation wise share of CSR funding

1%

20%
CSR Foundation
Direct- Implementation
Implementing Agencies
79%

28
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Sub-thematic IV - Rural Livelihoods

Key industries contributing to rural livelihood projects

Banking & Finance

Metals, Minings & Mineral
Diversified
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals 20%
Power and Heavy Engineering
Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals 43%
6%
Others
6%

7%
8% 10%

List of top 10 companies contributing to rural livelihood projects:

CSR funding in rural

Sr. No. Company name
livelihood (in INR Cr.)
1 ICICI Bank Limited 38

2 HDFC Bank Limited 24.19

3 Tata Steel Limited 18.35

4 ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited 13.61

5 ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited 13.57

6 Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited 12.15

7 ICICI Securities Limited 9.65

Godrej Consumer Products Limited 8.84

8

9 The Tata Power Company Limited 7.99

10 Hero MotoCorp Limited 5.35

29
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
Project implementation wise share of CSR funding

4%

46%
CSR Foundation
Direct- Implementation
Implementing Agencies
50%

30
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 Sub-thematic V - PwD Skilling

Key industries contributing to PwD skilling projects

2% 3%
Computer Software/ IT 2%
2%
Auto & Auto Ancillaries
3%
Banking & Finance
6%
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
Metals, Minings & Mineral
Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals 8%
48%
Power & Heavy Engineering
Consumer Goods 11%
Cables & Telecommunication
Others 15%

List of top 10 companies contributing to PwD skilling projects:

CSR funding in
Sr. No. Company name
PwD skilling (in INR Cr.)
1 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 36

2 Hero MotoCorp Limited 20.33

3 Tech Mahindra Limited 20.03

4 Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited 12.14

5 Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited 9.32

6 Jindal Steel and Power Limited 8.72

7 Larsen & Toubro Infotech Limited 7.81

L&T Technology Services Limited 3.97

8

9 HSBC Electronic Data Processing India Private Limited 3.44

10 Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited 3.35

31
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
Project implementation wise share of CSR funding

4%

13%
CSR Foundation
Direct- Implementation
Implementing Agencies
83%

32
CSR Funding (in INR Cr.) Number of Projects
 India’s Largest CSR Analytics
& Partnerships Platform

About us
Although rapidly developing, the CSR ecosystem still faces information asymmetry and knowledge gaps,
which prevents like-minded people from identifying areas of collaborations, and limits efforts towards
social good. This is where CSRBOX comes into the picture!

CSRBOX is India’s leading CSR knowledge and impact intelligence driven partnership platform for the
development community. It serves as an enabler, encouraging collaboration and partnerships between
CSR stakeholders. At CSRBOX, we are committed to the idea of advancing social impact and change.
Whether you are a Donor agency looking to invest in transformative and sustainable projects or an imple-
mentation leader dedicated to accomplish your organization’s goals, CSRBOX can help you achieve your
objectives. With years of experience in working on social development projects with nonprofits, corporate
and social enterprises, we excel in catalyzing the vibrant social transformation movement in India by driv-
ing collaborations and partnerships for good. With research, strategy and designing tailored programs in
the CSR ecosystem, we help our clients solve their most challenging issues.

Want to create social impact?

INR 50,000 Cr.

CSR Budget analyzed

1.2 Million 861 Clients

Users Served in 2019

We can help!

10,000+ CSR 1,172 Companies’

projects mapped CSR Portfolios

204 verified
implementation
partners

1.5 Lac 60+ CSR

Monthly Subscribers reports published
 For Corporate
The Private sector has the resources and capabilities that can be harnessed to solve world’s social and
environmental challenges. When merged with the intent for social good, we believe, the private sector
corporations can play a pivotal role in India’s social transformation. With Corporate Social Responsibility
becoming mandatory in India, many private sector companies, unfamiliar to the social development
sector, grapple with planning and execution of CSR projects effectively and efficiently.

We support corporate and donor agencies to ideate, plan, strategize and design CSR initiatives by follow-
ing best practices, experiential know-how and leveraging technology. Our aim is to ensure that your
investments are utilized effectively, to improve the lives of beneficiaries and communities and create
shared value.

With over 200 diverse NGOs and 120 social impact products enlisted, and 1,172 companies’ CSR
profiles on CSRBOX platform, it becomes a great place to find rewarding collaborations and connect with
some of the best professionals in the industry.

Online Platform
Customized Dashboard: You can access detailed CSR proposals, shortlist nonprofits, proposals and
innovative products, directly reach out to implementing organizations by ‘Showing interest’ in their profile,
review and rate nonprofits to help your peers etc. via your Dashboard.

Communication
and Resources 1 2 3
Digital Outreach Knowledge Impact
& Amplification Resources Comunication

Other Services
Outreach

01 02 03 04
Within a rich network of 1.5 lac+ Since each Organization has its
With an inflow of over 10,000 For few Corporates looking to
NGOs and 3,000+ Corporate own set of requirements,
visitors per day, CSRBOX/NGO- broadcast their CSR activities
Heads, CSRBOX circulates CSRBOX follows a 4 step regime
BOX becomes a center stage for and initiatives to a more targeted
Newsletters, highlighting major to identify suitable partners
you to promote your CSR audience, CSRBOX designs and
CSR interventions, opportunities (Organizations) and connect
initiatives and opportunities. organizes structured
and projects of Corporates, to stir Corporate to them.
symposiums and workshops
discussion and raise awareness.

Ad Banners on CSR Marketing Support:

Bespoke Newsletters Symposiums and
CSRBOX & NGOBOX For Social Arms
Workshops
of Corporate

CSR Advisory
& Consulting 1 2 3 4
CSR Project Identification & CSR Research &
Conceptuatization, Due diligence Handholding Intelligence
Ideation & of NGO
Execution Partners
 For Non-profits & Social Enterprises

Online Platform

With over 3,000 Companies and Donor organizations in its network, our online platform CSRBOX.org
extends its assistance with services as under, so that your organization finds the best collaborations for
social good and lasting impact.

Impact
2 Communication
Corporate Pitch
1 Connections 3
CSRBOX provides knowledge resources in Proposals
the form of Impact Stories, Impact Interviews,
Impact Talks, Field Stories, Press releases Being the go-to place for Companies
Get a personalized dashboard to etc. for you to see what’s trending and the and donors for CSR collobrations,
manage your Corporate connections impact of various innovations. CSRBOX helps you reach out to the
and to pitch CSR proposals right people with your proposals.

With over 1.5 lakh followers on various

Social Media platforms, CSRBOX.org is Publish your organization’s Impact stories,
the best place to showcase your CSR CSR Initiatives, Innovative Products, Project
journey and attract contributions! Proposals etc. through CSRBOX’s Newslet-
ters, reaching out to our reader base of 1.5
lac+ NGOs and 3,000+ Corporate Heads,
Digital through emailers every week!

Outreach 4

Newsletter
5
Dissemination

Other Services

Research and Intelligence: Data driven reports give insights into key thematic areas, fund flows, geo-
graphical distribution of projects etc. and can help in project planning and decision making process.

Amplification and Outreach: Through bespoke newsletters and targeted Events & Exhibitions,
CSRBOX intends to help organizations enhance the visibility of their initiatives and products, hence
improving their brand, reach and chances for collaboration.

CSR Advisory: Leveraging its experience with Corporate projects, CSRBOX helps non-profits conceptu-
alize, ideate and execute CSR Projects from scratch, that work best with their Organization's vision and
intent.

Capacity Building and Training Programs: CSRBOX, with its expertise and experience working with
a multitude of CSR Stakeholders, has prepared an assortment of services that could help you save
time and effort, and build capacities.

Marketing & Brand Social Media

CSR Training Modules Technical Support
Management Management
 www.indiaedufuture.in

22nd and 23rd July, 2019

Ever since the world has been plagued by the COVID19, the education sector has tried and tested many
novel ways to deliver education and keep the learning curve moving. However, all the faults of the
current Indian education system have become all the more prominent and glaring in the face of this crisis
and unless the education system undergoes a massive change to adapt to current requirements and
becomes agile to future challenges, our goal of providing quality education to all will remain a distant
dream.
Most experts and academicians opine that, in the coming time, technology will play a vital role in shaping
the way children will learn and the delivery of education in the classroom and beyond. We couldn’t agree
more. The current global health crisis has forced us all to remain indoors, but has also opened up a
window of opportunity to redefine, re-design and recalibrate our education system such that we are better
prepared for future disruptions and are able to adapt to the changing needs of our students.