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Addiction
Adoption
Agriculture
Animals
Arts
Autism

Biodiversity
Biotechnology
Blind
Blood donation

Cancer
Child Health
Children
Civic issues
Clean country
Clean river
Climate Change
Crafts
Culture

Deaf
Deaf and Dumb
Dementia
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

Jobs for disabled
Justice

LGBT
Livelihood

Marriage
Mental Disability
Mental Health
Microfinance
Migration

Nutrition

Orphans

Palliative Care
Peace of mind
Physical Disability
Population
Poverty
Prisoners

Racial Equity
Recycling
Refugees
Renewable energy
Rural Development

Sanitation
Science
Senior Citizens
Skill Development
Slums
Sports
Suicides

Tree Plantation
Tribals

Urban Development

Village Development

Waste Management
Water
Women

Youth

 
Social Drs (All):
Success Stories

Agriculture
Cancer
Child Health
Children
Climate Change
Disability
Education
Energy
Environment
GLBT
Health
HIV

Livelihood
Nutrition
Rural Development
Senior Citizens
Skill Development
Tribals
Urban Development
Water
Women
Youth

Addiction
Adoption
Animals
Arts
Autism
Biodiversity
Biotechnology

Blind
Blood donation
Civic issues
Crafts
Culture
Deaf
Deaf and Dumb
Disaster Relief
Diversity
Dumb
Dyslexia
Economy
Ecotourism
Employment
Endangered Species
Financial inclusion
Food
Girl child
Heritage
Housing
Human Rights
Hunger
Income Generation
Indigeneous communities

Jobs for disabled

Jobs for locals
Jobs for poor
Jobs for women
Justice
Marriage
Mental Disability
Mental Health
Microfinance

Migration
Orphans
Palliative Care
Peace of mind
Physical Disability
Population
Poverty
Prisoners
Racial Equity
Recycling
Refugees
Renewable energy
Sanitation
Science
Slums
Solar Energy
Sports
Suicides
Tree Plantation
Village Development
Waste Management

Success Stories
Not countrywise

Success is success.
Blind is blind.
We share social doctors on issues countrywise because NGOs, is registered countrywise and government of any country helps NGOs in that country. Same with most of the corporates.

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.
So 200000 NGOs in India are shared statewise and UTwise

Health Knowledge
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

 
Social Doctors & Social Hospitals

50 000 corporates as of now,
100 000 corporates by 31.3.2025

250 000 NGOs with 3000 NGO Brands as of now
250 000 NGOs with 10 000 NGO Brands by 28.8.2025

Every corporate gives income to founder, employees, supply chain, government (through tax). So each corporate in a small way does CSR by income generation. But it is very first step. Infact foundation of future.

Once the corporate grows and makes profit, it donates funds to NGOs or maybe social initiatives of Government or UN. That is where CSR starts for corporates.

Similarly every NGO gives income to its founder & employees. So NGOs are income generators.

So in a way, we see CSR in corporates, NGOs, media ... so we share corporates, NGOs countrywise. And corporates namewise.

Some corporates share their social initiatives.
Out of 100 000 corporates, we plan to share social initiatives of 30 000 corporates by 31.3.2025 or 28.8.2025 in case of unforseen circumstances. These 30000 are CSR Brands and we share them as CSR Brands countrywise.

Similarly, from 250 000 NGOs, we plan to share 10000 NGO Brands either by their country. But we share about
100 000 social programme. Infact, we have already shared 2 million NGOs in India in terms of issues

 

Social Drs :
NGOs

Agriculture 626
Cancer
Child Health
Children
Climate Change
Disability
Education
Energy
Environment
GLBT
Health
HIV

Livelihood
Nutrition 356
Rural Development
Senior Citizens 822
Skill Development 1191
Tribals 201
Urban Development 373
Water 328
Women 1001
Youth
624

Addiction
Adoption
Animals 380 = 544
Arts & Culture 1062
Autism
Biodiversity Biotechnology
Blind
Blood donation
Civic issues
Crafts
Culture
Deaf
Deaf and Dumb
Disaster Relief
Diversity
Dumb
Dyslexia
Economy
Ecotourism
Employment
Endangered Species
Financial inclusion
Food
Girl child
Heritage
Housing
Human Rights
Hunger
Income Generation Indigeneous communities Jobs for disabled
Jobs for locals
Jobs for poor
Jobs for women
Justice
Marriage
Mental Disability
Mental Health Microfinance
Migration
Orphans
Palliative Care
Peace of mind
Physical Disability
Population
Poverty
Prisoners 112
Racial Equity
Recycling
Refugees
Renewable energy 170
Sanitation
Science 333 + 207
Slums
Solar Energy
Sports 533
Suicides
Tree Plantation
Tourism 226
Village Development

Vocational Tr 589


Waste Management

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 ...