Corporates by issue

When it is Addiction related corporates, we mean corporates addressing challenges related addiction. Same with other issues like Autism or Animals or Autism or Children ...
In issues like Income Generation, we mean corporates or NGOs or any organisations which do not have child labour. Being a global digital platform, if by mistake we share those organisations which involve child labour, let us know and we will remove them within 5 days including Sundays or independence days or holidays in India. We work on all 7 days except those which involves tourism or circumstances which prohibit us working.
We share links to Corporate CSR (community) programme related links, which means if a corporate helps one issue in 5 locations and has related links, then we share that corporate with 5 links. If donors or volunteers want to partner with NGOs, then they can use CSRidentity.com or search engines or other portals. But to know the credibility of NGOs, your team must study the NGOs which you partner with directly or through consultants. CSRidentity.com is a portal but our company has separate consultancy services.

 

 

 

 

 



 
Corporates In India
Social Responisibility

Addiction
Corporates in India


Adoption
Corporates in India

Agriculture

Corporates in India

Animals
Corporates in India

Arts
Corporates in India

Autism
Corporates in India

Biodiversity
Corporates in India

Biotechnology
Corporates in India

Blind
Corporates in India

Blood donation
Corporates in India

Cancer
Corporates in India

Child Health
Corporates in India

Children
Corporates in India

Civic issues
Corporates in India

Clean country
Corporates in India

Clean river
Corporates in India

Climate Change
Corporates in India

Crafts
Corporates in India

Culture
Corporates in India

Deaf
Corporates in India

Deaf and Dumb
Corporates in India

Dementia
Corporates in India

Disability
Corporates in India

Disaster Relief
Corporates in India

Diversity
Corporates in India

Dumb
Corporates in India

Dyslexia
Corporates in India

Economy
Corporates in India

Ecotourism
Corporates in India

Education
Corporates in India

Employment
Corporates in India

Energy
Corporates in India

Environment
Corporates in India

Financial inclusion
Corporates in India

Food
Corporates in India

Girl child
Corporates in India

GLBT
Corporates in India

Health
Corporates in India

HIV / AIDS
Corporates in India

Heritage
Corporates in India

Housing
Corporates in India

Human Rights
Corporates in India

Hunger
Corporates in India

Income Generation
Corporates in India

Immigration
Corporates in India

Indigeneous communities
Corporates in India

Jobs for disabled
Corporates in India

Jobs for locals
Corporates in India

Jobs for poor
Corporates in India

Jobs for women
Corporates in India

Justice
Corporates in India

Livelihood
Corporates in India

Marriage
Corporates in India

Mental Disability
Corporates in India

Mental Health
Corporates in India

Microfinance
Corporates in India

Migration
Corporates in India

Nutrition
Corporates in India

Orphans
Corporates in India

Palliative Care
Corporates in India

Peace of mind
Corporates in India

Physical Disability
Corporates in India

Population
Corporates in India

Poverty
Corporates in India

Prisoners
Corporates in India

Racial Equity
Corporates in India

Recycling
Corporates in India

Renewable energy
Corporates in India

Rural Development
Corporates in India

Sanitation
Corporates in India

Science
Corporates in India

Senior Citizens
Corporates in India

Skill Development
Corporates in India

Slums
Corporates in India

Sports
Corporates in India

Suicides
Corporates in India

Tree Plantation
Corporates in India

Tribals
Corporates in India

Urban Development
Corporates in India

Village Development
Corporates in India

Waste Management
Corporates in India

Water
Corporates in India

Women
Corporates in India

Youth
Corporates in India

 
Corporates In World
Social Responisibility

Addiction
Corporate in World


Adoption
Corporate in World

Agriculture

Corporate in World

Animals
Corporate in World

Arts
Corporate in World

Autism
Corporate in World

Biodiversity
Corporate in World

Biotechnology
Corporate in World

Blind
Corporate in World

Blood donation
Corporate in World

Cancer
Corporate in World

Child Health
Corporate in World

Children
Corporate in World

Civic issues
Corporate in World

Clean country
Corporate in World

Clean river
Corporate in World

Climate Change
Corporate in World

Crafts
Corporate in World

Culture
Corporate in World

Deaf
Corporate in World

Deaf and Dumb
Corporate in World

Dementia
Corporate in World

Disability
Corporate in World

Disaster Relief
Corporate in World

Diversity
Corporate in World

Dumb
Corporate in World

Dyslexia
Corporate in World

Economy
Corporate in World

Ecotourism
Corporate in World

Education
Corporate in World

Employment
Corporate in World

Energy
Corporate in World

Environment
Corporate in World

Financial inclusion
Corporate in World

Food
Corporate in World

Girl child
Corporate in World

GLBT
Corporate in World

Health
Corporate in World

HIV / AIDS
Corporate in World

Heritage
Corporate in World

Housing
Corporate in World

Human Rights
Corporate in World

Hunger
Corporate in World

Income Generation
Corporate in World

Immigration
Corporate in World

Indigeneous communities
Corporate in World

Jobs for disabled
Corporate in World

Jobs for locals
Corporate in World

Jobs for poor
Corporate in World

Jobs for women
Corporate in World

Justice
Corporate in World

Livelihood
Corporate in World

Marriage
Corporate in World

Mental Disability
Corporate in World

Mental Health
Corporate in World

Microfinance
Corporate in World

Migration
Corporate in World

Nutrition
Corporate in World

Orphans
Corporate in World

Palliative Care
Corporate in World

Peace of mind
Corporate in World

Physical Disability
Corporate in World

Population
Corporate in World

Poverty
Corporate in World

Prisoners
Corporate in World

Racial Equity
Corporate in World

Recycling
Corporate in World

Renewable energy
Corporate in World

Rural Development
Corporate in World

Sanitation
Corporate in World

Science
Corporate in World

Senior Citizens
Corporate in World

Skill Development
Corporate in World

Slums
Corporate in World

Sports
Corporate in World

Suicides
Corporate in World

Tree Plantation
Corporate in World

Tribals
Corporate in World

Urban Development
Corporate in World

Village Development
Corporate in World

Waste Management
Corporate in World

Water
Corporate in World

Women
Corporate in World

Youth
Corporate in World

 
Corporate Foundations
Social Responisibility

Addiction
Corporate Foundations


Adoption
Corporate Foundations

Agriculture

Corporate Foundations

Animals
Corporate Foundations

Arts
Corporate Foundations

Autism
Corporate Foundations

Biodiversity
Corporate Foundations

Biotechnology
Corporate Foundations

Blind
Corporate Foundations

Blood donation
Corporate Foundations

Cancer
Corporate Foundations

Child Health
Corporate Foundations

Children
Corporate Foundations

Civic issues
Corporate Foundations

Clean country
Corporate Foundations

Clean river
Corporate Foundations

Climate Change
Corporate Foundations

Crafts
Corporate Foundations

Culture
Corporate Foundations

Deaf
Corporate Foundations

Deaf and Dumb
Corporate Foundations

Dementia
Corporate Foundations

Disability
Corporate Foundations

Disaster Relief
Corporate Foundations

Diversity
Corporate Foundations

Dumb
Corporate Foundations

Dyslexia
Corporate Foundations

Economy
Corporate Foundations

Ecotourism
Corporate Foundations

Education
Corporate Foundations

Employment
Corporate Foundations

Energy
Corporate Foundations

Environment
Corporate Foundations

Financial inclusion
Corporate Foundations

Food
Corporate Foundations

Girl child
Corporate Foundations

GLBT
Corporate Foundations

Health
Corporate Foundations

HIV / AIDS
Corporate Foundations

Heritage
Corporate Foundations

Housing
Corporate Foundations

Human Rights
Corporate Foundations

Hunger
Corporate Foundations

Income Generation
Corporate Foundations

Immigration
Corporate Foundations

Indigeneous communities
Corporate Foundations

Jobs for disabled
Corporate Foundations

Jobs for locals
Corporate Foundations

Jobs for poor
Corporate Foundations

Jobs for women
Corporate Foundations

Justice
Corporate Foundations

Livelihood
Corporate Foundations

Marriage
Corporate Foundations

Mental Disability
Corporate Foundations

Mental Health
Corporate Foundations

Microfinance
Corporate Foundations

Migration
Corporate Foundations

Nutrition
Corporate Foundations

Orphans
Corporate Foundations

Palliative Care
Corporate Foundations

Peace of mind
Corporate Foundations

Physical Disability
Corporate Foundations

Population
Corporate Foundations

Poverty
Corporate Foundations

Prisoners
Corporate Foundations

Racial Equity
Corporate Foundations

Recycling
Corporate Foundations

Renewable energy
Corporate Foundations

Rural Development
Corporate Foundations

Sanitation
Corporate Foundations

Science
Corporate Foundations

Senior Citizens
Corporate Foundations

Skill Development
Corporate Foundations

Slums
Corporate Foundations

Sports
Corporate Foundations

Suicides
Corporate Foundations

Tree Plantation
Corporate Foundations

Tribals
Corporate Foundations

Urban Development
Corporate Foundations

Village Development
Corporate Foundations

Waste Management
Corporate Foundations

Water
Corporate Foundations

Women
Corporate Foundations

Youth
Corporate Foundations

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Health issues
Knowledge + Medicines
Accidents
Acid attacks
Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy
Alzheimers (Aai)
Animal bites
Anthrax
Arsenic caused
Asbestos related

Assistive devices & tech
Asthma
Autism

Bacteria & diseases
Blind

Botulism
Brain

Cancer

Cardiovascular diseases 
Cataract
Chagas disease
Chikungunya
Cholera
Chronic obstructive
pulmonay disease

Cogenital anomalies
Contagious diseases

Cosmetology
Covid19

Deaf

Dementia
Dengue
Depression

Diabetes
Diarrhea
Dioxins
Drowning

Dumb

Ebola
Echinococcosis
E. coli
Electromagnetic fields

ENT

Epilepsy
Eye diseases

Falls
Family welfare


Gender diseases

Gynacology

Herpes
Hepatitis

Immunization

Infectious diseases
Influenza


Japanese encephalitis

Juvenile patients

Kidney-Nephrology,Urology

Leishmaniasis - Kala azar
Leprosy
Liver
Lungs - Pulmonary diseases

Malaria
Measles
Meningitis

Mental disability
Mental health

Mercury & health
Monkeypox

Nervous system
Noncommunicable dis..

Obesity
Onchocerciasis

Oral health = Dentistry
Organ transplantation
Orthopedic disorders

Physical disability
Plague
Pneumonia
Poisoning
Polio

Prisoners Health

Rabies
Radiation
Radon and health

Respiratory diseases

Rubella

Salmonella
Schistosomiasis
Schizophrenia

Sexual health
Skin diseases
Sleeping disorders
Soil-tran helminth inf
Spinal cord

Stomach diseases

Trachoma
Traditional medicine

Tuberculosis

Ulcer (Bhau)

Variant Creutzfeldt

Practices
Organ Transplantation
Fitness
Health care waste

Expiry dates
Patients first
Prequa by WHO
Substd . medical products

Yogasana

Symptoms
Anaemia
Antibiotic resistance
Cold
Contraception
Cough
Fever
Flu of various types
Haemoglobin disorders
Vector-borne diseases
Viral diseases
Worm diseases

Health is social
Non drs helping
Handwash
Human rights
Workers health
Salt reduction

28.8.2013 was black day for us
but realised that it was golden day for world
Bhau made us realise : Vishwachi Apule Ghar (Universe is our house) 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Corporates, Funding Agencies, Governments, UN, Philanthropists, Celebrities should not just fund the NGOs
but also share them as NGO Brands. Mail to us and we will market these NGOs NGO Brands

Approach doctors

Country government has social responsibility. It must take care of its citizens & climate.
NGOs plus UN helps them in tackling social challenges. Government collects taxes and invest part of that and NGOs invest time energy to tackle issues.

But social operation is critical because many communities are on ventilator. People dont get income, so they leave their location, migrate to cities or leave countries either for income or for infrastructure, better living and use of talent.

Here corporates, funding agencies, philanthropists, celebrities play social doctor & hospital role with money, time, talent, experience, people power, volunteers and do social operation to help social doctors & hospitals like government, NGOs, UN who are always under pressure.

Some operations are successful and we plan to share them as case studies for the world.
At times, patients are taken to hospital at last stage & doctors cant help more. Many communities are taken to social doctors at last stage and social doctors try to help knowing well the expiry time of patient is near but they try their best.

CSRidentity.com alongwith Developed Nation Network Trust is a portal which is a social bridge of knowledge and we try to get sponsors for each country and social issue so that the social bridge is sustainable.

People like brands and that is where we become a driver of creative experts from Ad & PR to play role of a specialised Brand Doctor. But we know are limitation & share links to these Brand doctors issuewise so that related governments, NGOs, UN can connect them directly. And yes, with or without us. Mainly without us because we cant give special attention to all countries, all issues, all corporates, all products .............

Dont send us photos, presentations, pdf or word files ... just send a para by email with links to who you are, your country, your issue. Email to Datacentre at CSR identity dot com

Founder Sanjay Kumud Moreshar Bapat is one of the 4000 odd ashoka Fellows from 90 plus countries and his death was postponed by Bhau & others to help mother earth. So his purpose is become a driver and create a toll free social bridge of social doctors & hospitals and social patients.

Help and if he cant help, then there is no point to live in this world, leave it, so that others can take over. But yes, leave the concept of helping behind

Colleges, Clubs

Value education
Law Colleges
MBA Colleges
Medical Colleges
Social Work Colleges
Catering Colleges

Alumni
Law College alumni
MBA College alumni
Medical College alumni
Social Work College alumni
Catering College alumni

Clubs
Giants
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary

NGO Brands

Most humans even Brand GODDESSES and GODS.
Corporates
brand themself, their products or services. Like mobile phones, cars.

Corporates, FAs, Philanthropists have hardly invested in NGO Branding. So, we plan to do it.

We plan a dedicated page for each NGO Brand. On that page, we will share
1) NGO Name with link to its official website
2) the issue which it services (maximum 5)
3) country brand (India is our global example since we are working with NGOs in India since 1999. So we have divided NGOs state as well as UT wise. If the NGO works in say 10 districts of India, we will not share the districts but will share related State / UT;

For countries other than India (however large is size or population, we will just share the country brand with link)
4) links to its donor page

We will keep this to maximum 100 words because we have seen that people dont read too much, they browse (if interested they can go to the NGO website which we share)

The top banner will be that of the individual or organisation or product or service which sponsors the NGO brand info (so the NGO Brand)

The sponsor should not be any political party member or leader, or charged with muder or a good website promoting many NGOs or corporates (because we have certain restrictions of a corporate not promoting certain entities which do the same thing; respect but not promote) or any single stakeholder, an activist, terrorist or a porno site.

Every corporate, funding agency, philanthropist, celebrity can fund 1 or 2 or 50 or 100 or 200 NGOs (unless there prime focus is get funds for NGOs).

They know there are great NGOs in different countries doing similar or better work (in terms of quality as well as scale), but they cant fund all.
So it is important that they promote or at least share the NGO partner with other donors so that the NGO gets more funds which are used to help people.

We have experience in Branding (Advertising, PR, Social PR, Identity), so we can help them Brand the NGOs they help because Branding matters.

Donors must do Brand Surgery of NGOs they financially support.

Social issues

We share all NGOs issuewise.
And many of them will be from secondary sources.
Which means we are not sure whether the NGO exists or is only on paper or it existed till founder worked for the NGO and after she or he leaving the world, the NGO closed down but its website still exists.

So what is the way out?
We share the NGO Website, so that the donor goes to the website to see the status of the NGO as well as whether the project exists or NGO is working but the project is closed down.
We will therefore try to give link to the project of the NGO

What about donors?
First of all let us be clear that the canvas is all countries in the world and is not limited to India.

Second, we clear that each social issue covers not just NGOs (NPOs or Charities), but Governments, Corporates, Corporate Foundations, Funding Agencies, Philanthropists, Celebrities ...

Second, we must say that while your name remains same whichever country you are citizen of or whichever country you travel to, after a lot of discussions with donors, we have taken a decision which donors will not like but like.

Will not like because if the donor is from India, it can only support NGOs in India or countries where the law permits donation.

Will like because of two things.
We share the country, so that problem of the donor is taken care of. And we share country alphabetwise. So Afghanistan first and Zimbabwe last.
The success stories are covered within the issue. So the donor can go to subissue and see the NGO which is successful and makes impact of donation.

Success Stories

Success enhances brand value. On 24th March 2023, we took a decision that instead of sharing 100 words of success story, we should just give link it to related website and in bracket say Success Story so that only they get attention and visitors visit us to find out more and more success stories on each issue. We know this will take lot of time of donors so we will share success stories in subissue pages within the issue.

Our role as a driver, is drive donors & volunteers to NGOs and NGOs to Donors & volunteers. And to be climate positive as well as do a 24 hour a day job, we will be on digital mode. So no physical driving.

At the same time, through video calls, we can meet clients, communities saving climate.

In each issue index page, on the right side, we will have dedicated pages for subsissues of that issue and we will share challenges of subissues on that page plus related subissue success stories.

 

 

 

 

 

We plan to share be success stories issuewise. These stories will have 100 words with link to related stakeholder and not have any images because people know pictures are better than words and we want them to visit related stakeholder to see the truth.
Also pictures dont need any language, they indirectly speak the language of the visitors.

Stakeholders
Governments
NGOs
Corporates
Corporate Foundations
Funding agencies
Philanthropists
Celebrities
from films either donating some amount to NGOs or using their status to promote NGOs or issues

While we share website links of about 20000 NGOs, 10000 corporates, 3000 Funding Agencies, 1000 philanthropists and names (at times, we may not get the website of a celebrity talking about social issues, so we may give just names) of 3650 celebrities, this target looks BIG.

But in reality when there are millions of corporates or millions of NGOs or thousands of celebrities in the world, it is like a drop in the ocean of social challenges which people think as donors think as social opportunities.