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Estd: 1974

Estd: 1974. Corporate Social Responsibility - comparing EU & Indian Experiences. Dr Samir Chaudhuri MD Director, Child in Need Institute (CINI) Kolkata, India. Why CSR?. Values - Not only wealth creation but also for the well-being of the communities.

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Estd: 1974

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  1. Estd: 1974

  2. Corporate Social Responsibility - comparing EU & Indian Experiences. Dr Samir Chaudhuri MD Director, Child in Need Institute (CINI) Kolkata, India

  3. Why CSR? • Values - Not only wealth creation but also for the well-being of the communities. Strategy - Being more socially responsible is important for the strategic development of a company. • Social Pressure - from media, the state and other public bodies to become more socially responsible. • Paradigm shift - from philanthropy to partnerships.

  4. Examples: • Preventing Malnutrition and ill health in Women & Children. • Ensuring all children go to school. • Motivating family members to access health and education from service providers.

  5. The Life Cycle Approach

  6. Monitoring growth during pregnancy and first two years of life. Identifying pregnant women within 12 weeks. Changing behavior of care givers. Ensuring access to ante-natal care and safe delivery. Adopt a Mother and Save her child

  7. Motivating parents to keep them in school. Follow up in school and at home to ensure progress in school. Provide “bridge courses” to mainstream children to school. Identify school drop-outs and those children who have never been to school. Educate a Child

  8. About CINI • A registered charity started in 1974 by Indian professionals. • Presently covering almost a million people in West Bengal and Jharkhand. • Works closely with state and central government. • Received the National Award in Child Welfare from Govt. of India, twice, first in 1985 and again in 2005. • CINI UK, CINI Italia, CINI Holland, CINI USA Inc. , Friends of CINI, Glasgow, UK, all independently registered charities adds credibility. • Proven track record in Finance and Management for 32 years.

  9. Support us • As Individuals: • Visit our programmes • Adopt a Mother and Save Her Child • Educate a Child • If you are convinced persuade your colleagues and friends also Contd….

  10. Support us • As a Corporate with “Social Responsibility” • Resource Sharing. • Payroll giving to support a cause. • Invest in health and education of women and children in a village or slum area. • Add value to existing government infrastructure in health and education.

  11. Contact us: www.cini-india.org Visit our website for links to CINI UK, CINI Italia, CINI Holland, CINI USA Inc. & Friends of CINI Glasgow, UK.

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