Author: The CSR Journal

Indian is an agriculture based country, where more than 50% of population is depending on agriculture to be their main source of income. This...

Recognising that climate change is a global concern, big pharma is taking action at a global level. Pharmaceutical corporations are already working on initiatives...

33 marginalised families in Maharashtra will celebrate Diwali in their new homes thanks to an energy-efficient housing project designed by housing non-profit Habitat for...

Larsen & Toubro’s Chairman Mr. AM Naik has been ranked India’s most generous corporate leader in a prestigious list of India’s leading philanthropists in...

In a bid to provide shelter and education to 300 girl children who have lost parents (either one or both) to the Covid-19 pandemic,...

With Diwali round the corner, immersive creative learning platform unlu has launched a 2-week campaign to provide free learning classes to aspiring creators from...

India has promised to cut its emissions to net-zero by 2070. While delivering the national address at the CoP26 climate summit at Glasgow, as...

Today UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Solutions Michael R. Bloomberg announced the nine founding members of CFLI India. CFLI India’s members are...

NABARD and Tata Community Initiatives trust (TCIT) have entered into a pact to impart skill development training to as many as 5000 rural unemployed...

Global carbon credit exchange and marketplace Climate Impact X (CIX) has completed a first-ever pilot auction of a portfolio of high-quality carbon credits. The...

The COVID-19 pandemic put a halt in the pace of development across the globe. The economic activities have been greatly impacted in the last...

Real estate developer Lodha Group extended up-skilling initiatives for 500 support staff and their families. The aim was to instill confidence and aid people...