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46 pc of CSR spends in Maharashtra, aspirational districts need more attention: Crisil

Maharashtra attracts almost half of India Inc's corporate social responsibility spending. However, the nation's most underdeveloped 'aspirational districts' are not receiving adequate focus. Companies are increasingly ma…

46 pc of CSR spends in Maharashtra, aspirational districts need more attention: Crisil

Maharashtra attracts almost half of India Inc's corporate social responsibility spending. However, the nation's most underdeveloped 'aspirational districts' are not receiving adequate focus.

Key takeaways

Quick scan — what you need to know:

  • Maharashtra attracts almost half of India Inc's corporate social responsibility spending.
  • However, the nation's most underdeveloped 'aspirational districts' are not receiving adequate focus.
  • Companies are increasingly managing CSR projects directly, moving away from non-government organizations.
  • Education and healthcare remain top priorities for corporate giving.

Background

What led here, in plain terms:

  • Maharashtra attracts almost half of India Inc's corporate social responsibility spending.
  • However, the nation's most underdeveloped 'aspirational districts' are not receiving adequate focus.
  • Companies are increasingly managing CSR projects directly, moving away from non-government organizations.
  • Education and healthcare remain top priorities for corporate giving.

Why it matters

Why readers and decision-makers should care:

  • Maharashtra attracts almost half of India Inc's corporate social responsibility spending.
  • However, the nation's most underdeveloped 'aspirational districts' are not receiving adequate focus.
  • Companies are increasingly managing CSR projects directly, moving away from non-government organizations.

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