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Countries, Planets
Each country

Government
Law
Police
Helplines
Independence day
Capital
Area
Population
Currency
Languages
Country code
Country internet  
National Animal
National Bird
National Flower
National Fruit
Botanical Gardens
Zoos
Forests
Bordering countries

India : States, UTs
FCRA NGOs in them

Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha (Orissa)
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttarakhand (Uttaranchal)
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal

8 Union Territories
Andaman and Nicobar
Chandigarh
Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu
Delhi (UT or NCT)
Jammu And Kashmir
Ladakh (UT)
Lakshadweep
Puducherry

Nobel Laureates

Nobel Laureates
By year
By name
By country
Physics  
Chemistry
Medicine
Literature
Peace
Economic Sciences 
Nobel's WILL  

World Greats
Scientists
Discoveries
7 wonders
Gift Deed
Awards
Olympic Winners
Celebrities
Nobel's WILL    
Important days
Independence Days
UN Day by date
UN Day by type
International days
Republic days
National days

Your birthday
Nobel Laureate BD
Philanthropist BD
Celebrity BD
Scientist, Innovator BD
Social Issues

Skill Development
Addiction
Adoption
Adults
Agriculture
Animals
Arts
Autism
Biodiversity
Biotechnology
Blind
Blood donation
Cancer
Child Health
Children
Civic issues
Clean country
Clean river
Climate Change
Corruption
Crafts
Culture
Dalits
Deaf
Deaf and Dumb
Dementia
Diabetes
Disability
Disaster Relief
Diversity
Dumb
Dyslexia
Economy
Ecotourism
Education
Employment
Energy
Environment
Financial inclusion
Food
Girl child
Health
Heritage
HIV / AIDS
Housing
Human Rights
Hunger
Income Generation
Indigeneous communities
Infants
Justice
Juveniles
LGBT
Livelihood
Marriage
Mental Disability
Mental Health
Microfinance
Migration
Migrant children
Mines
Nutrition
Orphans
Palliative Care
Peace of mind
Physical Disability
Population
Poverty
Prisoners
Racial Equity
Recycling
Refugees
Renewable energy
Rural Development
Sanitation
Scheduled Castes
Science
Senior Citizens
Sex workers children
Skill Development
Slum children
Slums
Solar Energy
Sports
Street Children

Suicides

Trafficking
Tree Plantation
Tribals
Urban Development
Village Development
Village Education
Waste Management
Water
Women
Youth
Social Greats
500 Global, 1000 National, 10000 Local

Between 1901 to 2025, world has only 1036 Nobel Laureates (633 times, 28 organisations, rest is individuals).
All (including us) think they are greats.
Similarly, world had many great scientists & inventors.

Even for heart attack, there is operation & medicines .

But no one has yet discovered a medicine where everyone in the world gets education or last stage cancer is removed or HIV as a dieases is dead.

Social doctors try to address challenges.
But removing poverty is not possible to them.
Or removing illiteracy is not possible at global level.

Because social doctors treat communities at local level.
No NGO can operate in all countries converting illterates into literates because the situation at each country or each location is different, at community level, politicians's level, government's level or there may be areas which are governed by naxalites or terrorists.

But we have observed social doctors give their life to serve communities but people dont respect them. Big organisations can give them awards but people except those who are served dont respect them at the level they respect medical doctors

Founder wanted his son to promote social challenges & solutions world wide and had taken him to conference in Austria when he was in 8th standard. But he wanted to become a medical doctor, which he has and is doing super in Nephrology. We always discuss that it is difficult to believe the respect just passed out doctors than the way people treat communities for 30 years.

But we cant change people.

So we have decided to share social greats.

Initially, it was only 500 or less Global Social Greats.
But we realised there are people who are social doctors who are doing great work at national or country / state / UT / District level.

So now, instead of Global greats, we will share
National Greats
Regional Greats.

Its not about the issue they work. Its about the life, energy they give to solve problems on whichever issue.

So we will share them namewise not issuewise.
And give just one para info and link to their organisations.

They dont work for awards but we think Awards give their programmes good visibility and awards is a sustainablity tool based on Reputation and Impact

Success Stories

Donors want Impact of their funding because they are answerable to themself and their team

Corporates are answerable to their shareholders, investors, employees and media.

We think differently. Instead of many numbers, if the NGO helps just 1 person, it is success because we think each person (whatever religion, caste, nationality) is important. But donors are important stakeholders helping not just the communities but help governments in their efforts to take care of citizens, nature, climate.

We know donors want to partner with NGOs who make impact on large numbers because world has about 8 billion people, so its important for them to help more and reduce the big burden on government of their country.

We know NGOs deserve credit to the challenges they address. We are just drivers whose job is like name plate in the building tower. And that too a digital nameplate. Which means if anyone want to know an NGO working for cancer in Australia, can go to Cancer and then we share the NGO programmes alphabetically which means a project in Zimbabwe will come last, yes, even though the programme in Zimbabwe helps more numbers, it is alphabetically last, so we follow the order and sorry for not sharing programmes based on numbers, credibility, success stories. Of course, we do not mean that the NGO in Australia working on cancer does programmes which are less valuable. Infact we know that Australia suffers skin cancer more (not numbers but density) because of climate negativity..
Donors, Volunteers

Corporates, Corporate Foundations, Funding Agencies, Philanthropists, Celebrities, Products, Governments, United Nations, Political parties ..

They are either well known brands or want to be known as brands.

They want to help communities
Selfless attitude or
Attitude with purpose of business.

Corporates want to partner with NGOs in the region where either they have office or factory, so that they or their employees can see or feel the work.

Same with products.

Funding Agencies, Corporate Foundations, Philanthropists, Celebrities want to partner with NGOs what they are decided as their area of work.

Governments have no option. They want to partner with NGOs across their country. And UN generally partner with governments. Political parties form governments, so they would partner with NGOs in their area.

Industries help communities which need help and the decision is based on credible partner NGOs which are accessible by flight or road or rail.

Less donors may help hilly areas, forest areas, or villages far away from road. But NGOs work there also. They are either formed by either locals or big funders who can partner with NGOs in unknown areas. And in many such areas NGOs are not registered, people just volunteer.

The world is becoming Digital, so its time companies working in such areas give mobile phone to the head of that village and that person can connect related doctor or hospital depending on health issue. And so it is important for hospitals to give some time, say 1 hour per week to villages and villagers.

All said and done, for whatever reasons, all stakeholders need NGOs working for communities.

We have been working with NGOs since 1999, with focus on Thane and India. But now our canvas is all countries and even NGOs working in oceans.

And we share links to the NGOs with request to donors & volunteers to directly communicate with NGOs and fund them. We dont want commission because if you help communities, we get satisfaction which is far valuable than money to us. But if any particular issue is sponsored by a corporate or funding agency, then tell the community that you saw the NGO because it was on issue in CSRidentity.com sponsored by .... donor.
If you want, dont mention CSRidentity.com, say it was seen because ..... donor helped their research..

To help donors and volunteers, we share NGO programmes issuewise with just 3 or 4 lines and not just link it to NGOs but mention the area of work next to the NGO in case of India and for NGOs outside India, in 2025-26, we mention the country but from April 2027, we will start sharing the area within the countries because countries like Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, India, Kazakhstan, Russia, United States are some of the largest countries in the world by area. So a donor will prefer an NGO on the east side of Australia than the West side if their focus in east side of Australia.

We call NGOs as Social Doctors because they do the social operation. And we call other stakeholders which fund the NGOs as Social Hospitals.

Like in medical field, without Doctors, there wont be a Hospital, in many countries except some, Governments have NGOs. While in all countries Governmentss and NGOs together help communities, in some countries governments directly work with communities and not with NGO partners.

So in the social issues, we share programmes of NGOs, Governments & UN and not others like corporates, corporate foundations, funding agencies, philanthropists, celebrities, but we share them separately.
We also know that if their name and email or phone number or address gis directly given by CSRidentity.com then it affects their privacy and time. So we just give links to publically available information which people will find anyway from other sources.

In case of funding agencies, corporate foundations, we wont share names but if anyone wants to share their programmes, they have to pay a donation of Rs 10000/- to our NGO, Developed Nation Network Trust which has FCRA and we will either use the funds to directly support work of the NGO - therefore typically Thane area because we know that with FCRA funds, we cant give it to NGO directly but give it to their work - and use funds to either plant trees or help digital education of either the NGOs across the world or may partner with some medical doctors who can help patients across the world.

We cant pay any money to doctors but need money for space which avoids noise because doctors need patience to quietly hear patients and give advice or we may partner with corporates whose leaders can give a written solution to challenges like How NGOs can identify their donor, how to communicate with the donor, how to implement succession planning and not just think of it, how NGOs should care their employees and their families, how to do insurance of people within the NGO ...

Of course, all know that the biggest enemy of mandkind is the climate change. Mankind survived because of air, oxygen, water and mankind only has damaged them.
Yes, humans have made this friend an enemy because hardly do humans care nature. And of course there are natural disasters which participate like earthquake, floods, volcanos ..... (humans cant control them).

From 1st October 2025 to 28th August 2026, we plan to share 100 000 social programmes of NGOs issuewise and if an NGO works on 5 issues, we share them at 5 issues which means even 20000 or 30000 NGOs are enough for 100000 Social programmes. We may take extra time and commit 100000 NGO Programmes issuewise by 31st March 2027. But we think, if all things are taken care of - like nature and manmade disasters like accidents or inhumans treating or killing people who work in CSRidentity.com - we can share even 150000 to 200000 NGO programmes from over 150 countries by 31.3.2027.
Today

January 1
Cameroon , Haiti , Sudan , Slovakia
Global Family Day

January 2
World Introvert Day

January 3
International Mind-Body Wellness Day

January 4
Myanmar
World Braille Day

January 5
National Birds Day

January 6
World War Orphans Day

January 7


January 8
African National Congress Foundation Day

January 9


January 10
World Hindi Day

January 11
Morocco

January 12


January 13


January 14


January 15


January 16


January 17


January 18
Sustainable Gastronomy Day

January 19


January 20
Penguin Awareness Day

January 21


January 22
Ukraine

January 23
Liechtenstein

January 24
International Day of Education

January 25


January 26
Australia , Republic Day of India
International Day of Clean Energy

January 27
International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust

January 28
International Day of Peaceful Coexistence

January 29


January 30


January 31
Nauru
International Zebra Day

February 1
World Interfaith Harmony Week, 1-7 February
Indian Coast Guard Day

February 2
World Wetlands Day

February 3

February 4
Sri Lanka
International Day of Human Fraternity
World Cancer Day (Not UN day)

February 5

February 6
International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation
6 February to 12 February : International Development Week

February 7
Grenada
European union (Special day)

February 8
Safer Internet Day

February 9


February 10
World Pulses Day
International Day of the Arabian Leopard
National Deworming Day (India)

February 11
Holy See, Japan
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
World Day of the Sick

February 12
International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism
Darwin Day
National Productivity Day (India)

February 13
World Radio Day

February 14


February 15
Afghanistan, Serbia

February 16


February 17
Kosovo
Global Tourism Resilience Day

February 18
Gambia

February 19

February 20
World Day of Social Justice

February 21
International Mother Language Day

February 22
Saint Lucia
World Thinking Day

February 23
Brunei

February 24
Estonia 

February 25
Kuwait

February 26
February 27
Dominican Republic
World NGO Day

February 28
Egypt
Rare Disease Day
National Science Day (India)

February 29

March 1
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zero Discrimination Day
World Seagrass Day
World Civil Defence Day
Self Injury Awareness Day

March 2


March 3
Bulgaria
World Wildlife Day
World Hearing Day

March 4
Employee Appreciation Day

March 5
International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Awareness

March 6
Ghana

March 7

March 8
International Women's Day

March 9

March 10
International Day of Women Judges
CISF Raising Day

March 11
Lithuania

March 12
Mauritius

March 13


March 14
Pi Day
International Day of Action for Rivers

March 15
International Day to Combat Islamophobia
World Consumer Rights Day

March 16
National Vaccination Day (India)

March 17
Italy

March 18


March 19

March 20
Tunisia
International Day of Happiness
French Language Day
World Sparrow Day

March 21
Namibia
World Day for Glaciers (A/RES/77/158)
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
World Poetry Day
International Day of Nowruz
World Down Syndrome Day
International Day of Forests
World Down Syndrome Day (A/RES/66/149)
Week of Solidarity with the Peoples Struggling against Racism and Racial Discrimination, 21-27 March

 


March 22
World Water Day

March 23
World Meteorological Day

March 24
World Tuberculosis Day
International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims

March 25
Greece
International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members
International Day of the Unborn Child

March 26
Bangladesh
Purple Day of Epilepsy

March 27
World Theatre Day

March 28


March 29


March 30
International Day of Zero Waste

March 31

April 1
Belarus , Iran
International Day of Cooperatives
Aprils Fools' Day
Prevention of Blindness week

April 2
World Autism Awareness Day

April 3

April 4
Senegal
International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action

April 5
International Day of Conscience

April 6
International Day of Sport for Development and Peace

April 7
World Health Day
International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda


April 8

April 9

April 10
World Homoeopathy Day (WHD)

April 11

April 12
International Day of Human Space Flight

April 13

April 14
World Chagas Disease Day

April 15
Good Friday (Friday before Easter : 18th April 2025)

April 16


April 17
Syrian Arab Republic
World Haemophilia Day

April 18
Zimbabwe
World Heritage Day

April 19

April 20
Chinese Language Day

April 21
World Creativity and Innovation Day

April 22
International Girls in ICT Day,
International Mother Earth Day


April 23
World Book and Copyright Day
English Language Day
Spanish Language Day

April 24
Ireland
World Immunization Week, 24-30 April
International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace
International Girls in ICT Day is celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday in April, so 24th April in 2025


April 25
World Malaria Day
International Delegate’s Day

April 26
International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day
World Intellectual Property Day

April 27
Sierra Leone , Togo
International Girls in ICT Day

April 28
Japan
World Day for Safety and Health at Work

April 29
International Day in Memory of the Victims of Earthquakes
https://www.undocs.org/en/A/RES/79/285

April 30
International Jazz Day
World Veterinary Day

May 1
Marshall Islands
International Labour Day , May Day

May 2
World Tuna Day

May 3
World Press Freedom Day

May 4
Latvia
Coal Miners Day
International Firefighter’s Day

May 5
Netherlands
Ethiopia (Freedom Day or Patriot’s Victory Day)
World Portuguese Language Day

May 6
World Athletics Day

May 7
World Athletics Day

May 8
Time of Remembrance and Reconciliation for Those Who Lost Their Lives During the Second World War
World Red Cross Day
World Thalassaemia Day

May 9

May 10
Romania
International Day of Argania
World Migratory Birdday
(2nd saturday of October & May)

May 11
Paraguay


May 12
International Day of Plant Health [FAO]
International Nurses Day
UN Global Road Safety Week (biennial)
Vesak, the Day of the Full Moon (A/RES/54/115)

May 13


May 14
Israel

May 15
Paraguay
International Day of Families
UN Global Road Safety Week (biennial) [WHO]

May 16
International Day of Living Together in Peace
International Day of Light


May 17
Norway
World Hypertension Day
World Telecommunication and Information Society Day

May 18
World AIDS Vaccine Day
International Museum Day

May 19
World Fair Play Day

May 20
Cameroon, Cuba , Timor Leste
World Bee Day

May 21
Montenegro
International Tea Day
World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development

May 22
International Day for Biological Diversity

May 23
International Day to End Obstetric Fistula

May 24
Eritrea , Ecuador
International Day of the Markhor

May 25
Jordan
World Football Day
Week of Solidarity with the Peoples of Non-Self-Governing Territories, 25-31 May

May 26
Georgia , Guyana

May 27

May 28
Armenia, Azerbaijab , Nepal

May 29
International Day of UN Peacekeepers

May 30
Croatia
International Day of Potato

May 31
World No-Tobacco Day

June 1
Samoa
 Global Day of Parents
World Milk Day , Helen Keller Day

June 2
Italy
International Sex Workers' Day

June 3
World Bicycle Day

June 4
Tonga
International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression

June 5
Denmark Constitution Day
World Environment Day
International Day for the Fight against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing

June 6
Sweden
Russian Language Day

June 7
World Food Safety Day

June 8
World Oceans Day
World Brain Tumour Day

June 9


June 10
International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations

June 11
International Day of Play

June 12
Philippines
World Day Against Child Labour

June 13
International Albinism Awareness Day

June 14
World Blood Donor Day

June 15
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
World Wind Day

June 16
International Day of Family Remittances

June 17
Icelandic national day
World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought

June 18
International Day for Countering Hate Speech
Sustainable Gastronomy Day
Autistic Pride Day
International Picnic Day

June 19
Day of Hungarian Freedom
International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict
World Sickle Cell Awareness Day
World Sauntering Day

June 20
World Refugee Day

June 21
International Day of Yoga
International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice
World Music Day
World Hydrography Day

June 22

June 23
Luxembourg
United Nations Public Service Day
International Widows' Day
International Olympic Day

June 24
International Day of Women in Diplomacy

June 25
Mozambique , Slovenia
Day of the Seafarer

June 26
Madagascar
International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture

June 27
Djibouti
Micro -, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day
International Day of Deafblindness

June 28

June 29
Seychelles
International Day of the Tropics

June 30
Democratic Republic Of the Congo
 International Asteroid Day
International Day of Parliamentarism

July 1
Burundi, Canada Day, Rwanda, Somalia

July 2
World UFO Day

July 3
Belarus

July 4
United States of America

July 5
Algeria , Cape Verde, Venezuela,
5th July 2025 - First Saturday of July
International Day of Cooperatives

July 6
Comoros, Malawi
World Rural Development Day
World Zoonoses Day

July 7
Solomon Islands
World Kiswahili language day
World Chocolate Day

July 8


July 9
Argentina, South Sudan

July 10
The Bahamas


July 11
World Population Day
World Horse Day
International Day of Reflection and Commemoration of the 1995 Genocide in Srebrenica

July 12
Kiribati, São Tomé and Príncipe
International Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms
International Day of Hope
Paper Bag Day
Malala Day

July 13


July 14


July 15
World Youth Skills Day
Social Media Giving Day

July 16


July 17
Slovakia
World Day for International Justice
World Emoji Day

July 18
Nelson Mandela International Day

July 19


July 20
Colombia
International Moon Day
World Chess Day
International Moon Day

July 21
Belgium

July 22
Pi Approximation Day

July 23


July 24


July 25
World Drowning Prevention Day
International Day of Women and Girls of African Descent
International Day for Judicial Well-being

July 26
Liberia, Maldives

July 27


July 28
Peru
World Hepatitis Day
World Nature Conservation Day

July 29
International Tiger Day

July 30
Vanuatu
International Day of Friendship
World Day against Trafficking in Persons

July 31


August 1
Benin, Switzerland
World Breastfeeding Week, 1-7 August

August 2


August 3
Niger

August 4


August 5
Burkina Faso


August 6
Bolivia, Jamaica
Hiroshima Day
International Day of Awareness of the Special Development Needs and Challenges of Landlocked Developing Countries

August 7
Ivory Coast

August 8


August 9
Singapore
International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
Nagasaki Day

August 10
Ecuador

August 11
World Steelpan Day

August 12
International Youth Day
World Elephant Day

August 13
Central African Republic
International Lefthanders Day
World Organ Donation Day

August 14
Pakistan

August 15
Congo, India, Liechtenstein, North Korea, South Korea
Day of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary

August 16
Dominican Republic
Parsi New Year

August 17
Gabon, Indonesia

August 18


August 19
Afghanistan
World Humanitarian Day
World Photography Day

August 20
World Mosquito Day

August 21
International Day of Remembrance and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism

August 22
International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief

August 23
International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition
European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Stalinism and Nazism

August 24
Ukraine

August 25
Uruguay

August 26
 Women’s Equality Day

August 27
Republic of Moldova
World Lake Day


August 28


August 29
International Day against Nuclear Tests

August 30
International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances

August 31
Kyrgyzstan, Trinidad and Tobago
International Day for People of African Descent

September 1
Uzbekistan

September 2
Vietnam
World Coconut Day

September 3
Skyscraper Day

September 4


September 5
International Day of Charity

September 6
Eswatini


September 7
Brazil
International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies
International Day of Police Cooperation
World Duchenne Awareness Day

September 8
International Literacy Day
World Physical Therapy Day

September 9
North Korea, Tajikistan
International Day to Protect Education from Attack

September 10
World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD)

September 11


September 12
United Nations Day for South-South Cooperation

September 13


September 14
World First Aid Day

September 15
Costa Rica , El Salvador , Guatemala, Honduras , Nicaragua
International Day of Democracy

September 16
Papua New Guinea
International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer
International Day of Science, Technology and Innovation for the South (A/RES/78/259)
International Day for Interventional Cardiology

September 17
World Patient Safety Day

September 18
Chile
International Equal Pay Day
World Bamboo Day

September 19
Saint Kitts and Nevis
International Talk Like a Pirate Day

September 20
World Cleanup Day

September 21
Armenia , Belize
International Day of Peace
World Alzheimer's Day

September 22
Bulgaria, Mali
World Rhino Day

September 23
International Day of Sign Languages

September 24
Guinea-Bissau
World Rivers Day



September 25
World Maritime Day
World Pharmacists Day

September 26
International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
World Maritime Day
World Contraception Day
European Day of Languages
World Environmental Health Day

September 27
Turkmenistan
World Tourism Day

September 28
International Day for Universal Access to Information
World Rabies Day

September 29
International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste
World Maritime Day
World Heart Day

September 30
Botswana
International Translation Day

October 1
China, Cyprus, Nigeria, Palau, Tuvalu
International Day of Older Persons
International Coffee Day
World Vegetarian Day

October 2
Cyprus, Guinea
World Statistics Day
International Day of Non-Violence

October 3
German Unity Day, Iraq

October 4
Lesotho
World Habitat Day
World Space Week, 4-10 October
World Animal Welfare Day

October 5
World Teachers’ Day

October 6
World Habitat Day
(1st Monday of October, so it is 6th October 2025)

October 7
World Cotton Day

October 8
Indian Air Force Day

October 9
Uganda
World Post Day

October 10
Cuba, Fiji
World Mental Health Day

October 11
International Day of the Girl Child
World Migratory Bird Day

October 12
Equatorial Guinea


October 13
International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

October 14
World Standards Day

October 15
International Day of Rural Women
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
Global Handwashing Day
World White Cane Day
World Students’ Day

October 16
World Food Day
World Spine Day
Boss Day
World Anaesthesia Day

October 17
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty

October 18
Azerbaijan

October 19

October 20
World Statistics Day

October 21

October 22

October 23
International Day of the Snow Leopard
Mole Day

October 24
Zambia
United Nations Day
Global Media and Information Literacy Week, 24-31 October
Disarmament Week,24-30 October
World Development Information Day

October 25

October 26

October 27
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
World Day for Audiovisual Heritage

October 28
Czech Republic

October 29
International Day of Care and Support

October 30
World Thrift Day

October 31
World Cities Day
Halloween Day

November 1
Antigua and Barbuda
World Vegan Day
All Saints' Day

November 2
International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists
All Souls' Day

November 3
Dominica, Micronesia , Panama

November 4

November 5
World Tsunami Awareness Day

November 6
International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict

November 7
Infant Protection Day

November 8

 November 9
Cambodia
International Week of Science and Peace, 9-15 November
Iqbal Day
Legal Services Day

November 10
World Science Day for Peace and Development

November 11
Angola , Poland
Armistice Day (Remembrance Day)
World Usability Day (Second Thursday in November)

November 12
World Pneumonia Day

November 13
World Kindness Day

November 14
World Diabetes Day
Children's Day

November 15
Palestine
International Day for the Prevention of and Fight against All Forms of Transnational Organized Crime

November 16
International Day for Tolerance


November 17
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

November 18
Morocco, Oman
World Philosophy Day
World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week, 18-24 November [WHO not UN]
World Day for the Prevention of and Healing from Child Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Violence

November 19
World Toilet Day
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Social Issues was, is and will be heart of CSRidentity.com

Average heart weight is aprox 300 gms and it is about 0.5% of body weight of humans. Human life stops when heart function stops. So as a social enterprise, we will stop when our focus stops.

We started with Thane and India in 1999 but after an almost fatal accident to founder, we realised all humans are part of this world & universe.
So now we cover all countries, islands, oceans, planets, suns, moons and universe.

So we cover social issue doctors from all countries & islands. But our priority is 193 UN Member countries & 2 SARs but we cant forget our parent. So in India we cover NGOs from about 650 out of 780 plus districts and share 650000 villages in these districts.

Thane is a district in India but we want to see if we can make Thane as the health knowledge capital of the world, which means we will try and invite Thane doctors to briefly share meaning of each body part or each disease. And we share Yog therapy for many diseases.

In social issues, we share brief info of the program of NGOs, and share links to the programs of NGOs so that donors can contact & fund them without us.

We understand that NGOs want to know their donors like Corporates, Funding Agencies, Corporate Foundations, Philanthropists, Celebs so that they can contact them for funding. But we have realised that donors get calls, requests from many NGOs and it disturbs them because if they are not serving any particular state / union territory and if the NGOs from such locations calls them, they have to invest time for just communicating NGO about their focus area.

We know that there exist NGOs working on multiple issues and the same NGO will come 2 or 3 or even 10 issues, if they implement the programmes related to these issues. In cases, where the NGO is working in various states for one issue like water conservation, we will mention the states where they have programmes so that donors get an idea as to where the NGO addresses challenges of the issue where they fund.

We know corporates must make profit to ensure their sustainability. So we will share corporates which invest in social issues as CSR Brands and will share them countrywise, industrywise or namewise. We also know that there are products which donate either money or products to address the social challenges.

Health Issues
Thane

Doctors and Hospitals
Let us admit first that we are not we website or portal for doctors and hospitals. Yes, founder wanted his younger son Aum to work with him in helping NGOs across the world as well as online guidance to corporates on NGO Parners but he selected to become a doctor and has already finished his MBBS and DNB and doing super speciality in Nephrology.
An almost fatal accident made founder realise how health and every disease humans and animals face is a challenge. But we live other portals to cover names and contacts or doctors and hospitals.

We want Thane to be a Brand where doctors in Thane share basic info on diseases and share knowledge as medicine because we dont want doctors to share which medicines they prescribe.

Of course, we are asking pharma companies to share the medicines they make or market and share their links diseasewise. But no recommendations.

We want Thane to be an example where doctors or hospitals can share success stories of operations they performed. Its operation driven and we may include success stories where hospitals share success where their consultancies helped patient not do operation
Social issues need
Brand Surgery

People like Brands.
Infact they love Brands.
Many people in the world hate "social issues". Maybe because they think they have one life.
They want to enjoy.
And not get involved with
Social issues others face.
Please note "others face"

These people know must know that they came on earth alone and leave the world alone. Their parents, life partner, children are all different than themself. Even if it is twins or more together, they as individuals are aline. And yes, maybe leave alongwith others in case of natural disasters like flood, earthquake or or man made disasters like war, naxalism but the fact is as government counts them as numbers like number of people died in flood was 28813. Yes, they become a number however poor or rich they were.
So what you do in between birth and death is important. You can be a great film hero or sports heroine or super rich business person or born in royal family or on streets in a poor family. You were born as a body and leave as a body, what you live as a body is key.
28.08.2013
Thought birth date
"We cant change that"
Nobody in the last 2025 years was successful in changing attitude of people.

Maybe the thoughts came after 28.08.2013 when founder Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat had an almost fatal accident and his death was postponed by Bhau and many social doctors like Mastek Foundation, Adfactors PR, Venkat, not to be named philanthropist but these are thoughts.

By education he may be an Engineer and MBA, but his teacher is life.

He had the experience of meeting with Mr Ratan Tata, Keshub Mahindra or had a letter from film celebrity Amitabh Bachchan on his views of Developed Nation or call from former President Dr Abdul Kalam or many school or college friends who stayed at hospital after the accident.

He also experienced below third grade individuals who are motivating him to write a digital book on mental rape.

And he is also learning how to help people from his elder son Rohan, who is differently abled and can not do any main thing on his own.

So like everyone good and bad things happen but instead of blaming them, he is learning from them or their makers.

He worked in advertising and PR and social PR and that is why he thought he should use his skills in Branding issues.

And good things is he was part of Onida TV Team where in the ad they showed broken TV with tag line "Neighbours envy, owners pride"

He does not want to own because he knows he will leave the world empty. But while on earth, he should live with pride.

 
 

 

 

 

 
280813 social issue programmes by 28.08.2028

NGOs and NGO Brands
NGO or NGO Brand can be from any country.
If they are working on social, health & climate issues and it is on their official website, then we plan to link it issuewise their brief one para or two para information and link to their official website. Its no cost to them because they are helping communities & climate, so it is our responsibility to promote them and if anyone wants to fund them or volunteer with them and cover them in their media, they can directly contact them because we dont present them to gain money. Our purpose is help.

We plan to share 280813 social programmes by 28.08.28 because we know that most of the NGOs work on 2, 3 or even 1 issues if they work in villages where other NGOs dont work. Also manytimes, NGO works on just 1 issue but has 10 to 12 programmes. And they are of different nature like water conservation, drinking water, water for agriculture, using rivers for transportation then we cover them 4 times because we may convert subissues into issues. We have realised that when we were doing disabilities because if you have a daughter or son who is physically disabled, then you pur her in school of physically disabed not school of autistics or mentally disabled or schools which help dyslexia or school for deaf or dumb or deaf & dumb ... even their schools or hostels are different.

We have 200000 NGOs in India from various sources and we share their name, address and issues they work but we dont count that in NGO programmes because we are not giving links to the NGO programmes and we do not know whether the NGO really has programmes in that social issue.

Many Funding Agencies , Corporate Foundations , Philanthropists , Celebrities may work on various issues and though they primarily fund other NGOs, they may be registered as NGOs or Not for profits because they do not for profit social investment. Similarly, when Corporates and CSR Brands invest in social sector, it is not for profit but they certainly get mileage for their corporate.
So we are taking views of some corporates and NGOs whether we should put them in social issues or have separate way of sharing social initiatives of some 3000 corporates across the world by 28.08.2027.

NGO Brands are those NGOs which are financially supported by corporates, funding agencies, large philanthropists, big celebrities. We already have 5000 NGO Brands and will reach minimum 10000 NGO Brands by 31.3.2027. But we may not know the good credible NGOs working in many countries and many states / Union territories within India. And NGOs in villages in any country work for communities there and may not get good financial support and therefore we may not share them as NGO Brand. Please note the word, "we may not share them" and it no way means that they are not NGO Brands.

 

Do you want to share your official website ?
If any NGO from any country wants to share their name with link to their website, then they can share it free by sending an email to Datacentre at CSRidentity.com
Please do not share any images, logos, presentations, pef or word files because we do not accept such mails because we have virus proof system and do not open any emails with images or files or attachments.

We share the NGO Official website link to their programmes so that donors, volunteers, media can contact them directly.
Corporates and CSR Brands
As of now, we have some Corporate website links of more than 40000 corporates from ove 180 countries and about 5000 CSR Brands and we are sharing the corporates by name, by country, by industry and also MNCs..
We are sharing CSR in all these formats but whether to share them social issuewise or not is discussed internally as well as with leading corporates to arrive at final decision

 
Funding Agencies and Corporate Foundations
As of now, we are sharing funding agencies as NGOs because they are Non Government Organisations and Not for Profits. They may ne directly involved with communities or work with NGOs as their partners.

We are thinking of about 300 to 400 pages, one for each funding agency and corporate foundation where we share their links after doing online research.
Philanthropists  and Celebrities
We have been doing global research on large (financially) philanthropists and National or international level celebrities and are thinking about 300 to 400 pages, one for each philanthropist and celebrity where we share their links after doing online research.
 
NGOs & Funding Agencies
Funding Agencies
Corporate Foundations
Celebrities
Philanthropists
NGO Shopping Malls
Donors : Share NGOs you support

We can share NGO programmes faster if Corporates, Corporate Foundations, Funding Agencies, Philanthropists, Celebrities, Products, Governments, United Nations, Political parties share NGOs they support with name of the NGO and its website. Programmes our research will take care.

So how will they benefit. ?
We will create a page for each stakeholder and there we will mention the related organisation which helped our research. But the minimum 10 NGOs please because like we value your time, please value time of our volunteers.

 
NGOs

Audience : NGOs
Location : Any country
Social issues : Mentioned already but will add some other issues. And yes, for many issues, there are subissues. Like Disability has subissues like Autism, Blind, Deaf, Dumb, Deaf& Dumb, Mentally disabled, Physically disabled, Sensory integration .. and we have separated them because for a parent whose daughter or son is deaf, they look at schools or hostels specifically for deaf (Yes, as of now, we do not divide deaf into deaf femals & deaf males). For them lookin at mentally disabled diverts their attention.

CSRidentity.com has experience because founder's son Rohan, has sensory integration and he cant do anything on his own. He is disabled for many, differently abled to some but inspiration for founder because it is difficult to imagine how he lives happily.

If there are no lights for 10 minutes, founder gets upset. And we thought Rohan cant see. Which is fact but surprisingly, if there are no lights in hall, then he says light, light or even if there is no light on basin, he says light light. So he knows but we dont know. He is a teacher sharing how to live life. He indirectly shares challenges he faces and founder think it is his job to address NGOs which help them.

How to share : Just headline, then location (Area and country) and 4 lines of content with link to the website of the NGO and if the NGO has no website, then contact number (NGO may not give contact number because we are experiencing unnecessary calls from insurance companies or companies which offer housing .... and let us admit that founder believes in life insurance and has also taken term insurance)
Cost to NGO : Nil
Langauge : English
(We have google translator which translates info into 100 + languages)
Send info to our email:
Datacentre at CSRidentity.com

Dont send : Images, attachments, pdfs, presentations.
We use virus checking mechanism
 
 





































 
 
 

 

 

 


































 

 
 
Social Issues are brands

Success is success.
Blind is blind.
We share social doctors on issues countrywise because NGO is registered countrywise and government of any country helps NGOs in that country.
Same with most of the corporates.
Some corporates help communities outside their country through NGOs in that country, some help through government or UN.

But we think person who invented or discovered - maybe scientist or great of other form, is known by name (except people like Alfred Nobel who discovered dynamite is better known for Nobel Prize)

So we share success stories issuewise and not countrywise.

And include success stories of not just NGOs or Governments or Funding agencies but those from corporates or corporate foundations or philanthropists or celebrities.

And we want people & organisations to replicate success.
e.g. There may be patent for product but consumers dont pay patent fee for bulb or tubelight or car to the person who discovered it or invented it or who has patent.

The whole idea is to replicate it or modify it based on community needs.

In 1999, we started a portals on NGOs in India & Thane.
In 2001, we started a portal on 638387 villages in India that time. And also a portal on countrywise NGOs.

Because we started with India, we share 200000 NGOs in India statewise and UTwise and within that districtwise.
We also share over 600000 villages in India districtwise
Social Doctors & Social Hospitals

People across the world live in this challenging world.
Many of the social issues by name remain the same, but the reason why they exist, the purpose why they exist may differ countrywise.

In India, they may differ statewise also.
And why state, within a state also, it may differ.

Like Schools and their curriculum differ in Mumbai and Gadchiroli. Or within Mumbai also it differs in South Mumbai & slums in Mumbai.

So we share social issues countrywise.
We started with Indian NGOs in 1999, so in India, we share NGOs districtwise (788 districts).
Nautrally, we share India as example and share NGOs in India and corporates in India with special coverage than rest of the world.

But we know that success stories are important.
So we share success stories for all countries together.
So do we share most of the other stakeholders like funding agencies or philanthropists or celebrities or colleges or clubs even challenges of social issues.
They can be from any country in the world and whether you are an NGO in India, China, Japan, USA, Germany, Algeria, Nigeria, Niger ... you can replicate good processes to address the challenges.

Of course, you can change the format based on scale of operations as well as support from govrnment and donors.
You can modify the story based on the state at which the NGO or corporate or funding agency or philanthropist or celebrities enters the challenge.

We have provision for government efforts, UN efforts, efforts of Ad & PR agencies as well as how companies can share their social angle at the time of public issue.

Artificial intelligence is given birth by people with intelligence.
But 2050 or 2100, this AI may take over human beings. Things will be so machine driven, that people suffer from mental health or mental depression.

One of the board member of CSR Consulting realised how traumatic life can be even in 2030.
So she is a Yog trainer and also doing P hd in Yog
CSRidentity.com will start Yog sessions from July 2024 or August 2024.

And this is a global problem.
Understanding that it is not possible to be physically present in all countries by 2030, we will do digital classes.
That also has limitations. So we will share key issue, which is respiration with focus on breathing with online module free to all, so that one can see it any time any day. And alsongwith her Yog training, there will be a medical doctor who can share views while the demonstration is on.

As is our nature, many online classes will be free, with only few specialised classes for a fee.

We have seen social sector since 1999.
Soial workers give life for people they dont know. With time, they become so related to communities they serve, that they become family members.

In this world, people think medical doctors save their life, take care of diseases, do surgeries ... so they treat doctors like God.

We think, time will come, when social workers, CSR professionals. Sustainability professionals, ESG professionals, Philanthropists, caring celebrities will be called Social Doctors and Social caring corporates, Funding Agencies, Philanthropist started organisations, Crowd funding ... will be called social hospitals.

In medical field, there are doctors with specialisation like cardiac, brain, kidneys, lungs .... similarly, in social issues, social doctors can be specialists in education, children, water, women, youth, skill development, agriculture, environment, climate change.

Please note that we share 200 000 NGOs is India districtwise.
We know that all do not work systematically in the issues where we have shared them. So we share their name, but we know that we can not gurantee their credibility on that issue. So donors, which are impact driven, can contact that NGO to know more. They can use services of consultants or research agencies which can guide them with whom they should partner with. CSR Consulting is one of the hundreds of consultants, researchers. So you can contact any of them who can devote time, can work on mutually agreed fees ...