Why Marpu Foundation is a Leader in CSR Excellence

"Corporate social responsibility is measured in terms of business improving conditions for employees, shareholders, communities, and the environment. But moral reflection goes further, highlighting the need for cooperation to address fundamental ethical issues such as inclusion, dignity, and equality." — Klaus Schwab.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

The enactment of the Companies Act 2013, introduced key provisions regarding CSR:

One of the largest experiments is making CSR a mandatory provision.

India became the only country to regulate and mandate CSR for some categories.

Aimed at achieving sustainable development.

According to Wikipedia, CSR, or corporate social impact, refers to international private business self-regulation. The primary goals of CSR include philanthropy, community development, and conducting business ethically.

Benefits of CSR

CSR benefits companies and stakeholders by fostering ethical business practices and social responsibility.

Types of CSR

1.Environmental Responsibility

2.Ethical Responsibility

3.Philanthropic Responsibility

Marpu Foundation's Contribution to CSR—

Marpu Foundation, a Telangana-based NGO, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to social service. It won the Best NGO Award in 2020 and operates in 39 locations across 15 states. The foundation has engaged approximately 80,261 volunteers, positively impacting over 10,245,120 beneficiaries.

"Successful existing solutions require innovative ideas and volunteerism to address unresolved problems." — Kadiri Raghu Vamsi, Founder of Marpu Foundation.

CSR Programs Associated with the Marpu Foundation—

*Affordable and clean energy

*Clean water and sanitation

*Climate action

*Decent work and economic growth

*Gender equality

*Good health and well-being

*Industry, innovation, and infrastructure

*Life below water

*Life on land

*No Poverty

*Partnerships for the goals

*Peace, justice, and strong institutions

*Quality education

*Reduced inequalities

*Responsible consumption and production

*Sustainable cities and communities

*Zero hunger

These initiatives are crucial for improving human lives and fostering a better lifestyle. Marpu Foundation actively addresses these challenges. For example, access to clean water is a pressing concern. A 2018 report from the Composite Water Management Index (CWMI) by NITI Aayog revealed that approximately 200,000 lives were lost due to inadequate access to safe water.

Around 600 million people in India face water-related issues, making it a significant challenge. Marpu Foundation, with its dedicated volunteers, is working to resolve this issue and many others, including hunger, education, and sustainable development.

Marpu Foundation's Outstanding Approach to CSR

• Corporate partnerships
• Donations

For more information, visit the Marpu Foundation website.