CSR(Corporate Social Responsibility) NEEDS

KAVIN RAJ.A.GMBA-ADVERTISING &

CREATIVE MGNT

Need for CSR(Corporate Social Responsibility)

Improve public Image of the firm.

Organization should give job satisfaction, make very reasonable effort to

give security of employment.

Giving recognition to the needs of developing countries, limiting the extent

of political involvement or campaigning, donations to or sponsorship of the

arts, educational, sporting organizations or charities.

Solving social problems. For example, the protest against aerosol

sprays.

Brand Reputation and brand attractiveness.

Better management and conservation of strategic assets.

Better internal and external relationships.

TATA GROUP OF COMPANIES

Founded by Jamsetji Tata in 1868, the Tata group is a global

enterprise headquartered in India(Mumbai).

Revenue of Tata companies, taken together, was $103.27 billion in

2014-15, with 70.2 percent of this coming from businesses outside

India.

"Improving the quality of life of the communities we serve"

TATA GROUP OF

COMPANIES

CHEMICALS

CONSUMER PRODUCTS

ENGINEERING

INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND

COMMUNICATIONS

SERVICES

STEEL

Tata Communications is the world’s largest wholesale voice carrier.

Tata Motors is among the top five commercial vehicle manufacturers

in the world.

Tata Steel is among the top 10 best steelmakers.

TCS is amongst the top 10 global IT services companies.

Tata Global Beverages is the second-largest player in tea in the world.

Tata Chemicals is the world’s second-largest manufacturer of soda

ash.

CSR ACTIVITIES OF TATA GROUP OF COMPANIES

Tata Steel Endeavors To Educate Children of Ethnic Communities Tata Steel, is supporting 30 children belonging to the

Sabar and Birhore tribes from the villages of Patamda

block, by enrolling them in two schools namely St.

Thomas High School, Gandedungri and Loyola School,

Chaira.Last year Tata Steel’s Tribal Cultural Society

had admitted 10 children from Dongagarral

and Dhusra villages in Holy Cross School, Chowka for

formal education.

Drive India Enterprise Solutions adopts village in Thane

The village of Jarandi, located near Khardi on the Mumbai-

Nasik highway.

The plan focuses mainly on sustainable development in the

village.

The purpose of the project is to enrich small-holder farmers

through a more holistic and self-reliant.

It also focus on community development, gender

empowerment, protection of environment and health

awareness.

TATA STEEL Provides Livelihood to Over 3000 Families in Odisha

Tata Steel Rural Development Society (TSRDS) has helped in providing

sustainable livelihood opportunities to more than 3,000 rural households.

More than 90 per cent of these SHGs are run exclusively by women,

thereby providing a significant fillip to women’s empowerment in the state.

The locations where Tata Steel is actively

facilitating formation of SHGs include

Kalinganagar, Bamnipal, Sukinda, Joda, Belpahar and

Gopalpur.

Tata International Conducts Plantation drive at BMC

SchoolThe drive was aimed at creating awareness of the

Environment Day, while highlighting the importance

and role of every young citizen in promoting

sustainability. The sapling plantation initiative saw a

large participation from secondary students.

Tata Group Spent Rs 1000 cr on Corporate Social Responsibility Activities in FY14

Tata Group has emerged as biggest CSR spending group in the country.

As per a media report an Indian conglomerate, the Tata Group spent Rs

1,000 crore on corporate social responsibility (CSR) in 2013-14.

While some Tata companies spend more than 2% of their profits on CSR,

others like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) are yet to meet the

requirement. In fiscal 2014, the outsourcing giant’s CSR expenditure

was Rs 93 crore, which was 0.48% of its profits

Awards and Achievements

Lucknow Plant won the second prize, at 'National Energy Conservation

Award 2011', in the automobile manufacturing category.

'Golden Peacock Award for Corporate Social Responsibility' for 2011.

'Hellen Keller Award' for CSR.

'Bombay Natural History Award' for Green Governance.