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Thinking

MS = Market Share for corporates
MS = Mind Share for social sector

ROI = Returns on investment
for investors in companies
ROI = Returns Options Impact
for social investors
R = Return in satisfaction
O = Options
I = Impact of nvestment

CSRidentity.com founder Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat did his Engineering and MBA but knows that the answer to every question aksed in exam was in the school / college book. So while physically you dont copy answer from the books, mentally, its copying the already available answer.

For a medical surgeon, every operation is different. They have to take care of issues like Diabetes, Blood Pressure, Acidity, Age (old, adults, young, infants), sex (male, female, transgender), weight, obesity ... and then they operate. Then dont tell patient that they or their assistants checked challenges.

For social doctors and hospitals, its practical exam, not theory exam.
World knows that each of the 8 billion plus people living on earth has Unique Identity. (That is why they take thumb impression).
So while the problem may be child health, they have to take into consideration family history, income, food, nutrition, disease type (operation or no operation), political challenges, available resources ... and then address the challenge.

Like in a medical doctor's case, location can be same (Say Thane) but diseases may be different (like Heart attack, Cancer ...), for social doctors, the area may be same (say Thane), but the issue they need to address may be different (Like agriculture, water, sanitation, education, environment ...)

That is why founder took advertising profession after his MBA because each client is different. So are related challenges.

Again, like all people, his life has different challenges. His elder son Rohan, is disabled and cant do anything on his own, his younger son Aum, is a medical doctor, his wife Rohini, is a Yog therapist and doing her Phd. Despite an almost fatal accident, instead of taking care of just these 3 and his father, he thinks, his death is postponed to help the world. His advertising and PR background helps him think differently. So he has reduced his job to become a driver.

No. Its not a car driver
but Brand Driver.

He will drive corporates, funding agencies, corporate foundations, philanthropists, celebrities ... to NGOs, Government, UN who are doing social programmes and on a similar basis, drive NGOs, Government, UN to donors, volunteers, club members or college students.

And he knows, that if large organisations like UN cant take care of all issues from all countries, one team cant do it, cant even dream.

So whatever value education (not academic education) he has, he decided to make a digital platform , so that donors contact donee without him

He started that with India in late 1999, but after the accident he thinks, every person on earth is a global citizen. So CSRidentity.com is a global platform.

Cancer : Challenges & Success Stories

India
Thane
UN

We plan to share basic statistics or situation on this page.

Bladder Cancer
Breast Cancer
Kidney cancer
Leukemia (Blood cancer)
Liver Cancer
Lung Cancer
Skin cancer
Thyroid Cancer
Uterine cancer

Success stories from for profits, not for profits, governments, UN from any country in the world.

Learn , replicate , scale them up or modify them

Share it (no image) to Datacentre at CSRidentity.com

Australia

Camp Quality
Children's Cancer Institute Australia
Naked For A Cause
Olivia Newton-John Cancer & Wellness Centre
Redkite
The Mcgrath Foundation

Canada

Canadian Cancer Society

Ireland

Marie Keating Foundation

Japan

Run For The Cure Foundation

New Zealand

Starship Foundation

Singapore

Kidz Horizon Appeal

South Africa

Choc South Africa
Reach For A Dream Foundation

United Kingdom

Acorns Children's Hospice Trust
Arsenal Foundation
Blood Cancer Uk
Bowel Cancer Uk
Brain Tumor Research
Cahonas Scotland
Cancer Active
Cancer Research Uk
Chas
Children With Cancer Uk
Coppafeel!
Genesis Research Trust
Haven House Children’s Hospice
Killing Cancer
Leukaemia Busters
Leukaemia Care
Love Hope Strength Foundation
Macmillan Cancer Support
Maggie's Centres
Marie Curie
Momentum
Ovacome
Pancreatic Cancer Action
Penny Brohn Cancer Care
Rainbow Trust
Rhys Daniels Trust
Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
Royal Marsden Cancer Charity
Royal Marsden Hospital Nhs Foundation Trust
Sir Bobby Robson Foundation
Sport Relief
Teenage Cancer Trust
Together For Short Lives
Trekstock
Velindre
Wellbeing Of Women
Willow Foundation
Wipe Your Tears
World Eye Cancer Hope
Youth Cancer Trust

United States Of America

Al D. Rodriguez Liver Foundation
Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation
Ally's House
American Association For Cancer Research
American Cancer Society
American Lung Association
Angel Rock Project
Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation
Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Brees Dream Foundation
Callaway Golf Foundation
Cam Neely Foundation
Canary Foundation
Cancer For College
Casting For Recovery
Cancer Research Institute
Cancer Schmancer Movement
Carol M. Baldwin Cancer Research Fund
Catie Hoch Foundation
Cathy's Kids Foundation
Celebration Of The Sea Foundation
Children's Cancer & Blood Foundation
Children's Cancer Research Fund
City Of Hope
Coalition Of Skin Diseases
Colorectal Cancer Alliance
Cops4causes
Cycle For Survival
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Dkms
Encourage Kids Foundation
Entertainment Industry Foundation
Farrah Fawcett Foundation
Gabrielle's Angel Foundation
Gateway For Cancer Research
God's Love We Deliver
Head And Neck Cancer Alliance
Hockey Fights Cancer
Hole In The Wall Gang
Hope Lives
Huntsman Cancer Foundation
Ican
International Myeloma Foundation
Jackson Health Foundation
Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation
Jimmy Fund
Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation
Keep-A-Breast
Kids Cancer Connection Inc
Kids Rock Cancer
Kristen Ann Carr Fund
Lipstick Angels
Livestrong
Live Sunsmart Foundation
Locks Of Love
Luke Neuhedel Foundation
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Marc Lustgarten Pancreatic Cancer Foundation
Mario Lemieux Foundation
Mary Kay Ash Foundation
Max Cure Foundation
Melanoma Research Alliance
Melanoma Research Foundation
Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
National Breast Cancer Foundation
National Philanthropic Trust Breast Cancer Fund
Ovarian Cancer Research Fund
Pablove Foundation
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
Project Angel Food
Prostate Cancer Foundation
Prostate Cancer Uk
Remember Betty
Right Action For Women
Roseann’s Gift
Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation
Scott L. Schwartz Children’s Foundation
Sheckler Foundation
Sherry Lansing Foundation
Shriners Hospitals For Children
Skin Cancer Foundation
Stand Up To Cancer
Starlight Children's Foundation
Sunshine Kids Foundation
Susan G. Komen For The Cure
Teen Cancer America
Teen Impact
The Art Of Elysium
The Dempsey Center
The Maxlove Project
The Painted Turtle
Tj Martell Foundation
Toby Keith Foundation
Tower Cancer Research Foundation
Tug Mcgraw Foundation
Tyler Robinson Foundation
V Foundation For Cancer Research
Valerie Fund
Vanguard Cancer Foundation
Victory Junction Gang
Warriors In Pink
Wespark
Women's Cancer Research Fund

 

It is important to Brand the Issue.
CSRidentity.com shares social doctors & hospitals which address challenges.

The world likes success.
If the social doctor or hospital helps 1 person it is the first step os success.

Communities together makes countries.
On Mother Earth, only about 148 326 000 sq km which is about 29% of the total surface of Planet Earth is land.
71% is water of which 97 percent is salt water and only 3 percent is fresh water.

8 billion people live on earth.
YOU are 1 of the 8 billion.
Plus never forget that millions lived & left earth.
But still YOU are important.

Social issues have no patents.
Like there is meaning of child health but no patent.
Same on education.
There are various types of education like adult education, child education, value education.

So you can copy, replicate, scaleup or modify the social programme

Yes, they can be from so called enemy country of your country.

Corporates, NGOs think of competition.
They dont partner with competition.
But there team studies competition.
Right from product quality, costing, business processes, packaging, transportation ...
Competitor is not a fool. They know it. Of course, they also study them.
Without telling competitor, you copy, modify or scale up the good points of social programmes they have.

Remember, any corporate or NGO is far far less in terms of scale than the country where they operate.
And corporates, NGOs have to take care of their employees, sustainability, money for future ...

Governments have to take care of social & health issues related to not just their citizens (they have records of number of citizens) but difficult to keep records of migrants. And of course not known number of pet
animals & birds, marine life, wild life, trees, infrastructure, water, connections of electricity, road ... and of course climate.

Citizens & animals need and pay medical doctors.
But each country needs social doctors and they therefore need partnerships with NGOs, Corporates, Funding Agencies, Corporate Foundations, Philanthropists, Celebrities, UN, clubs and college interns.
And of course each country wont say but they need lots of volunteers.

We plan to share social issue programmes of all stakehoders as links to their official website (repeat their website), so that if you want to contact them, contact them directly.

We share only information which is publicly available.
We are drivers of information.
Select your destination and instead of telling us (drivers), take the auto cars (driverless information vehicles) and go to your destination.
So if you want an NGO working on child health (any social issue) in kenya or USA or Japan or China or India, then go to child health issue and select whether in child health, you want to know NGOs working for Infant Mortality (IMR) or Maternal Mortality (MMR) or anything else. Select that. And suppose you select IMR, and you go on a page where we share countrywise (alphabetical) names of for profits or not for profits. But within a country also, we share names alphabetically and do not classify them as corporates, NGOs, funding agencies because manytimes, funding agencies are registered as NGOs and also corporates partner with NGOs. So we share names of organisations and in next line say whether they are NGO or corporate or .....

We dont want NGOs to contact corporates directly.
We are information drivers and not your consultants.
Your team should use our information (no cost, what we get is satisfaction to serve mother earth), study and find ways to reachout to the corporate or funding agencies ... same with corporates interested in finding right NGOs to partner with.

The purpose of our research is to save your valuable time.
Dont contact us or pay us.
We are an auto digital car and if we get sponsor, its good to reach out to many countries.
But we dont depend on sponsorship because Bhau & others postponed founder's death to serve mother earth.
Not invest time to find sponsors and make money.
They will come if they think it saves their cost and time and is good ROI (Retun on Investment)

 

Social Doctors
All stakeholders

Corporates in India
Corporates in world
Corporate Foundations

NGOs in India
NGOs in the World
NGOs in Districts of India

Funding Agencies
Philanthropists
Celebrities

Advertising Agencies
PR Agencies
 

Government
United Nations

Clubs
Colleges

Thane : All stakeholders together


Always present (Face them, address them)
Challenges
Social Doctors
NGOs in India
Only name of NGO
Not link to their website

Andaman and Nicobar (UT)
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chandigarh(UT)
Chhatisgarh
Dadra Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu (UT)
Delhi(UT)
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu and Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Ladakh (UT)
Lakshadweep (UT)
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Puducherry (UT)
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal

Statewise NGOs in India (Only names with no links)
Donors want Impact of their donation which means real positive change the NGOs make on communities.

But we know many NGOs do programmes on serveral issues at the same time, specially in rural areas because their purpose is to help communities and while in metros, they can focus on education, water, skill development, environment, disabled, cancer .... in rural areas they help communities not just on one issue but many issues at the same time. Like in a family, many issues are faced, in rural areas, NGOs act like BIG families, trying to serve many issues at the same time.
So we have
shared 16697 NGOs working for skill development but links to only a few of them