Companies Act 2013

Based on insights from leading CSR spenders in India, a recent report from Give Grants outlines the levers that will drive CSR over the next decade.

Embedding a core purpose into their business ethos can help companies move beyond a compliance-based attitude towards CSR.

The amendments to the CSR Rules have officially been passed by the Government of India. Here's a comprehensive list of their implications on corporates and nonprofits.

A breakdown of CSR spends during COVID-19: Where they’re going, who they’re from, and which sectors they’re going towards.

Four years after the CSR mandate, here's a look at the geographies and sectors funds were directed towards; what has changed in the way companies give; and how we can address the gaps that still exist.

Corporate support to nurture civil society through collectives can lead to holistic development of the poor.

It has been five years since CSR became mandatory, but mere financial contributions are not enough to make companies more socially responsible.

There is an opportunity, and a real need, for a paradigm shift in corporate India's approach to giving. What if companies were rated annually not only on how much, but on how well they give?

CSR teams can play a more proactive role in helping senior management understand ground realities so that their approach also includes funding underserved communities and geographies.

Companies can give more effectively by taking a long-term view, and investing in the growth of the nation and the advancement of its people.