[PDF] Top 20 Corporate Social Responsibility and its impact on the Indian Education Sector

... of education is an important for everyone. A good education is having a backbone of every society in this ...of education- a dream for ...higher education system. In 2016, Annual Status of ... See full document

... the impact of CSR activities on sales and vice versa can help researchers understand the changing face of CSR in the ...society. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is emerging as a new ... See full document

... delineates its impact on the corporation and its social ...of corporate social responsibility (CSR) where the responsibilities of businesses are discussed vis-à-vis a more ... See full document

... The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has emerged as a benchmark for judging corporate excellence in the context of national and international banking business ...in Indian ... See full document

... into corporate planning thus impacting the triple bottom line (3Ps): People (social bottom line), planet (ecological bottom line), and profit(economic bottom ...ensure its long-term sustainability as ... See full document

... Education sector in India is facing various constraints due to lack of proper ...quality education and as a result the human capital formation is facing a major ...Higher education is beyond ... See full document

... policy, Indian economy has resulted in a shift of the corporate goals from socio- economic focus towards increasing shareholder value to the welfare of various ... See full document

... Moreover, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has increasingly focused on corporate governance as a vehicle for incorporating social and environmental concerns into the business ... See full document

... the impact of companies operations upon the environment of the nation that is; to know about the negative effect on the surrounding environment if ...This impact may include deforestation, climate change, ... See full document

... „corporate social innovation‟ was first introduced by Rosabeth Moss Canter in 1999 who argues that firms should use social issues as a learning laboratory for identifying unmet needs and for ... See full document

... ABSTRACT:Corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosures became mandatory in India, from April ...an Indian context using a sample of top 100 (by market capitalization) manufacturing ...and ... See full document

... Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been a prominent management trend since the 1990s with business organisations under pressure to address not only economic imperatives but also to consider ... See full document

... The purpose of this paper was to assess the development of the volume of allocated funds for philanthropic purposes at selected banking institutions between 2005 and 2010, with emphasis on the period of fi nancial crisis. ... See full document

... school education, for instance, must consider the many demands that schools and educators face daily – time constraints, tight budgets, technology access, standardized testing, and explicit curriculum standards – ... See full document

... banking sector around the globe, Indian banks are not responding in the expected ...critics, Indian financial institutions are concerned to the exclusion of all other considerations about the ecology ... See full document

... goals. Education is an important part for many businesses as there exists a need for all kinds of people and education has both the capacity and ability to make a real difference for all the players ... See full document

... Preceding the independence of India, in 1944, a set of concerned industrialists came out with a development plan for India called the Bombay Plan (Srinivasan and Tendulkar, 2003). During 1950s/1960s, Narayan (cited in ... See full document

... private sector in our institutions per se but the environment of university governance in which it is taking ...private sector involvement is ...in education are discussed? In practice and on the ... See full document

... has corporate social responsibility as their main ...manage its affairs with highest levels of transparency, accountability and integrity and is committed to achieve and maintain the high ... See full document

... private sector firms have responsibility to society that goes beyond the production of goods and services and its ...of corporate social responsibility when it treats its ... See full document