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CSR & Institutional Partnerships
CSR in Action.Impact with Evidence.
We help companies turn CSR intent into practical STEM and robotics education, AI literacy, digital-skills, teacher-enablement and preventive-health initiatives with clear scope, field delivery, documentation and reporting.
Government-school experienceFlexible scaleEvidence-led reportingCSR-ready governance
Field delivery + partner evidenceA practical path from scoped program to school implementation, documentation and reporting.
MCD primary schools engaged
Teachers supported
Public-education experience
Partnership Areas
Choose the Outcome You Want to Enable
Select a partnership area to see what support can practically include and where that model may fit your CSR priority.
School Program
Sponsor Structured Learning in a Government School
Support a term-based or year-long hands-on learning program with curriculum, facilitators, resources, classroom delivery and documentation.
What support can enable
- Grade-appropriate sessions
- Trainer deployment
- Learning resources
- Student projects / showcase
- Progress and final reporting
A good fit for
Partners seeking visible school-level ownership and sustained engagement.
What a Partnership Can Include
From CSR Intent to a Defined Delivery Model
Beyond funding an activity, a well-scoped partnership can bring together implementation, documentation and a clear view of what happened in the field.
Defined Program Scope
Agree the target group, geography, activities, timeline, responsibilities and evidence expectations before delivery begins.
On-Ground Implementation
School coordination, facilitators, resources and structured delivery are managed against the agreed scope.
Evidence & Visibility
Depending on the program, partners can receive attendance, activity records, photographs and project or showcase evidence.
Review & Reporting
Structured summaries, observations and recommendations help partners understand delivery and what may come next.
Choose the Scale
Start at the Level That Fits Your CSR Priority
A partnership can begin as a focused pilot and expand after review. Scope is shaped around geography, budget, audience, depth and reporting needs.
Fund a Defined Component
Support a clear activity such as kits, a workshop series, teacher enablement, a showcase or preventive-health initiative.
Best for: Pilot or first engagement
- Defined scope
- Shorter timeline
- Clear deliverables
Support One School More Deeply
Combine learning sessions, resources, teacher involvement and documentation into one coherent school-level initiative.
Best for: One school or learner group
- Sustained engagement
- School-level ownership
- Impact documentation
Build a Replicable Program Across Schools
Use a common curriculum, delivery framework and reporting approach to expand a tested model across a cluster or geography.
Best for: Larger or phased CSR programs
- Common framework
- Central monitoring
- Consolidated reporting
Employee participation can be added where it genuinely helps.
Mentoring, skill-based sessions, project judging or showcases can complement the program when appropriate to beneficiary needs, school permissions and safeguarding.
From Brief to Report
A Clear Partnership Journey
A simple implementation path keeps responsibilities, delivery and reporting visible from the start.
01
Scope
Align theme, geography, audience, scale, objectives and evidence expectations.
02
Prepare
Confirm schools, resources, facilitators, permissions and the delivery plan.
03
Deliver
Run the agreed activities, workshops or school program in the field.
04
Track
Capture participation, activity records, project evidence and approved visuals.
05
Report & Improve
Share the agreed evidence pack, learnings and recommendations for the next phase.
Evidence & Reporting
See What Your Support Enabled
Reporting depth and format are agreed during scoping. Depending on the program, the evidence pack can include:
Evidence should help a partner understand what was planned, what was delivered and what was learned.
Delivery Tracker
Planned vs delivered sessions, schools, grades and activities.
Participation Records
Student and teacher participation where captured for the program.
Learning / Project Evidence
Projects, demonstrations or activity outcomes where applicable.
Visual Documentation
Approved photographs or videos showing real activity and resource use.
School / Teacher Feedback
Practical feedback on engagement, usability and continuation potential.
Program Summary
Reach, activities, observations, learnings and suggested next steps.
Governance & Due Diligence
Key Registrations in One Place
Corporate teams can review the Foundation’s registration information and public policies on the Governance & Transparency page. Final CSR treatment remains subject to applicable law, company policy and the agreed project structure.
NGO DARPANDL/2020/0272040
12ARegistered
80GRegistered
CSR-1Registered
CSR Questions, Answered
What Corporate Teams Usually Want to Know
Practical answers for teams evaluating fit, scope, delivery and due diligence.
Can we start with one school or a small pilot?+
Yes. A partnership can begin with a focused intervention, one school or a defined skills or health initiative and expand after review.
Can the program be customised to our CSR theme or geography?+
Yes. Scope is shaped around the agreed theme, geography, audience, school feasibility, available resources and desired outcomes.
Can you work with government schools?+
Yes. The Foundation has experience with MCD schools and public-education initiatives, subject to the permissions and coordination required for each engagement.
How is the budget decided?+
Budget is developed after the scope is clear. Key drivers include number of schools or learners, duration, facilitator requirements, kits or resources, travel and reporting needs.
What evidence and reporting can we receive?+
Depending on the program, the evidence pack can include delivery trackers, participation records, activity or project evidence, approved photographs, feedback and a final summary.
Can employees volunteer as part of the partnership?+
Where it genuinely adds value, employee mentoring, skill sessions, project judging or showcases can be included subject to permissions and safeguarding.
Can we review governance documents before proceeding?+
Yes. The Governance & Transparency page brings together key registration information and public policies, and additional due-diligence documents can be shared as appropriate.
Is a donation automatically treated as a CSR project?+
No. CSR eligibility and treatment depend on applicable law, company policy and the agreed project structure.
Ready to Explore Fit?
Bring Us the CSR Goal. We’ll Help Shape the Delivery Model.
A useful first conversation starts with a few basics. Share what you already know and we can help turn it into a practical implementation brief.
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