Corporate CSR & ESG

Quick answer: Companies can partner with an environmental NGO for CSR projects by identifying a clear environmental objective, discussing the requirement with an eligible implementation partner, developing a project concept and budget, completing due diligence and approvals, implementing the project on the ground, engaging employees where appropriate, and monitoring and reporting the results. A successful corporate-NGO partnership is not simply about transferring CSR funds to

CSR tree plantation in India can be more than a one-day planting event. This guide explains how companies can plan, budget, implement and monitor tree plantation CSR projects, including site selection, native species, maintenance, employee engagement and reporting.

Discover why Indian corporations are shifting from voluntary carbon offsets to local carbon insetting via native forest restoration and agroforestry.

Choosing a tree plantation NGO for corporate CSR requires more than comparing the number of trees promised. Learn the key factors companies should evaluate, including NGO experience, project location, plantation approach, maintenance, monitoring, reporting and implementation capacity.

Learn how corporate afforestation and ecosystem restoration align with SEBI's BRSR Core Principle 6 environmental compliance and Scope 3 disclosures.

Before funding a tree plantation CSR project, companies should look beyond the number of trees. This guide covers 10 important questions about project location, land permissions, species selection, budget, maintenance, monitoring and reporting.

Learn how companies can measure tree plantation CSR impact through tree survival, growth, biodiversity, soil and water outcomes, community participation, employee engagement, and long-term monitoring.