CSRidentity.com plans to share links to social programmes of 35000 Corporates from 180 plus countries. These are an integral part of about 100000 corporates we share from 200 countries & islands.







How we share Corporates social issuewise ?

We share the name of the corporate with link to its programme page in related social issue.

There is no fee for sharing corporates social issuewise. Infact, it is our responsibility to brand corporates as caring corporates and help NGOs, Governments, Funding Agencies, UN, Philanthropists, Celebrities to know if there is a corporate which supports the issue they have programmes in.

And please remember following.
If you have a heart attack, you dont go to eye specialist. You go to cardiac surgeon or related hospital.
So if you work on water, dont approach corporates helping disabled.

If you have a heart attack in Japan, you cant go to a hospital in Kenya. You have to approach doctor, surgeon, hospital in Japan, even if you are a resident in Kenya because time is criticial.
So if you work on water in Delhi, dont approach corporates in China helping water issue because it will not help.

If you have a heart attack in Mumbai, you cant approach doctor, surgeon or hospital which does related operation but has restriction of who should visit them.
So if you work on water in Mulund, dont approach corporates which help Masjid or Santacruz or Andheri.

Which means, CSRidentity.com is a knowledge bank on social issues which help you with knowledge.
It gives you knowledge on which corporate helps which issue. And does not give you contacts of corporates because we dont want NGOs to conact many corporates helping their issue and infact we want corporates to approach related NGO.

That is why we share issuewise NGOs.
We are a social knowledge bridge which helps you.

 

CSR of Corporates in any country
Corporates are shared on separate pages countrywise and in that page, we share corporate related ministries, stock exchanges, Links to CSR of Corporates, then corporates and then the Business Associations and Industry Associations in that country.

There is a difference.
On corporates in each country, we share CSR / ESG / Sustainability links of that corporate.
But in issuewise corporates, we share links to the CSR programme link of the corporate because if a corporate helps 3 issues, then the 3 links may be different.

Our email : Datacentre@CSRidentity.com

Dont send images, pdfs, word files or presentations by email because it will get rejected.

The email should not be more than 5 lines.
Name of the Corporate
Name of the country
Social issue name
Social issue programme link.

If the Corporate works on 5 issues then the email should cover all the 5 social issues

Corporate
Social Responisibility

Addiction
Corporates in India

Corporate in World


Adoption
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Agriculture

Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Animals
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Arts
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Autism
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Biodiversity
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Biotechnology
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Blind
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Blood donation
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Cancer
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Child Health
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Children
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Civic issues
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Clean country
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Clean river
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Climate Change
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Crafts
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Culture
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Deaf
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Deaf and Dumb
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Dementia
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Disability
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Disaster Relief
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Diversity
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Dumb
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Dyslexia
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Economy
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Ecotourism
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Education
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Employment
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Energy
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Environment
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Financial inclusion
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Food
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Girl child
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

GLBT
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Health
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

HIV / AIDS
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Heritage
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Housing
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Human Rights
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Hunger
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Income Generation
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Immigration
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Indigeneous communities
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Jobs for disabled
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Jobs for locals
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Jobs for poor
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Jobs for women
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Justice
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Livelihood
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Marriage
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Mental Disability
Corporates in India

Corporate in World

Mental Health
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Microfinance
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Migration
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Nutrition
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Orphans
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Palliative Care
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Peace of mind
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Physical Disability
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Population
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Poverty
Corporates in India

Corporate in World

Prisoners
Corporates in India

Corporate in World

Racial Equity
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Recycling
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Renewable energy
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Rural Development
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Sanitation
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Science
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Senior Citizens
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Skill Development
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Slums
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Solar energy
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Sports
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Suicides
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Tree Plantation
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Tribals
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Urban Development
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Village Development
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Waste Management
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Water
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Women
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

Youth
Corporates in India
Corporate in World

 
NGOs
Social Responisibility

Addiction
NGOs in India

NGOs in World


Adoption
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Agriculture

NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Animals
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Arts
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Autism
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Biodiversity
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Biotechnology
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Blind
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Blood donation
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Cancer
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Child Health
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Children
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Civic issues
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Clean country
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Clean river
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Climate Change
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Crafts
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Culture
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Deaf
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Deaf and Dumb
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Dementia
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Disability
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Disaster Relief
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Diversity
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Dumb
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Dyslexia
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Economy
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Ecotourism
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Education
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Employment
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Energy
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Environment
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Financial inclusion
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Food
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Girl child
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

GLBT
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Health
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

HIV / AIDS
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Heritage
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Housing
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Human Rights
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Hunger
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Income Generation
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Immigration
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Indigeneous communities
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Jobs for disabled
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Jobs for locals
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Jobs for poor
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Jobs for women
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Justice
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Livelihood
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Marriage
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Mental Disability
NGOs in India

NGOs in World

Mental Health
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Microfinance
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Migration
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Nutrition
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Orphans
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Palliative Care
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Peace of mind
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Physical Disability
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Population
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Poverty
NGOs in India

NGOs in World

Prisoners
NGOs in India

NGOs in World

Racial Equity
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Recycling
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Renewable energy
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Rural Development
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Sanitation
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Science
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Senior Citizens
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Skill Development
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Slums
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Solar energy
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Sports
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Suicides
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Tree Plantation
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Tribals
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Urban Development
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Village Development
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Waste Management
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Water
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Women
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

Youth
NGOs in India
NGOs in World

 
Corporates & NGOs, Doctors & Hospitals
Health Responsibility

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
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








How we share NGOs social issuewise ?

We share the name of the NGO with link to its programme page in related social issue.

There is no fee for sharing NGOs social issuewise.
Infact, it is our responsibility to help NGOs so that corporates, Government, Funding Agencies, Philanthropists, Celebrities know which NGO has programmes on social issue they are interested in.

Please remember
If an NGO is a reputed NGO working in Central African Republic, you cant approach them for programmes in New Zealand. Of course, if you are a journalist covering good NGOs, you can approach them for interview them on their process of helping communities so that you can share it in your newspaper, magazine to the readers who can know whether they can replicate it or modify it based on community size or scale it up.

A good process can be copied like if you have an example of Albert Einstein. He had one daughter and two sons. Hardly anyone know them for their scientific work.

Which means you know Albert Einstein is a BIG brand in scientists community and other scientists joined him in his process. Hardly anyone knows the prople who helped him in the way to scientific progress and his children did not join his science research discipline.

Which means you help your process of help and help communities scientifically and not through processes which are either less effective or costly. e.g. Water is slums. Use pipes which reachout to destination rather than taking water in pots which people take on their heads or in hands for 500 meters to reach out to their home. And one pot is not enough. So they have to go again and again. And use pumps which can take water fast.

So process is copied and it doesnt need permission.

Everyone in the world, use tubelight, millions use mobile phones. But we do not take permission from a person who discovered tubelight or mobile. And nobody tells us to take permission. So "process" is to be copied or replicated or modified or scaled up.

Our email : Datacentre@CSRidentity.com

Dont send images, pdfs, word files or presentations by email because it will get rejected.

The email should not be more than 5 lines.
Name of the NGO
Social issue name
Social issue programme link.

If the NGO works on 5 social issues then the email should mention links to the programmes on these 5 social issues because we plan to share links not just name of the NGO.
In case of our global example country India, we share 200000 NGOs and the districts where they work. Many NGOs work on 5 or 10 or even 15 issues but we do not have links to the related programmes. So we share just the names and not links. Will share links if the NGO shares the links.

Why we share links to the programme is clear. It means that the corporate or funding agency or philanthropic organisation or celebrity or volunteer can see the work NGO is doing and then decide whether to partner with them or not. This is clear because we have experienced that the NGO stops work if there is no funding or if the management of the NGO changes.