Technology-Enabled Environmental CSR: Empowering North Chennai’s marginalized through Smart Solutions

Abstract

This research explores methods for cultivating enduring partnerships between corporations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), with a focus on transparency, accountability, and shared objectives. It underscores the essential role of corporations in utilizing these partnerships to amplify social impact in our nation within the framework of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India initiatives. By collaboratively addressing urgent global challenges like poverty, education, employment and healthcare, both entities can significantly advance societal progress. Using historical data and various reports data was analyzed. Furthermore, advancements in technology, especially in digital platforms and data analytics, are reshaping CSR initiatives, facilitating the empowerment of marginalized groups such as women, children, minorities, and individuals with disabilities. Additionally, the study investigates the regulatory landscape, highlighting the influence of government regulations and incentives in encouraging corporate backing for NGOs in our nation through CSR initiatives, while also delineating optimal approaches for policy formulation in this area with the support of Christian Faith based education. The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Act requires companies to invest in social and developmental initiatives, emphasizing sectors such as education, skill development, and economic advancement. This report evaluates the impact of CSR fund distributions, especially in collaboration with NGOs, and examines the results across different states with special reference to North Chennai area.