Contents
 Current Structure
 Concerns
 Responses
 Options
 Way Forward
Current Structure
Department of Public Enterprises
Government of India
Governing Council NCSR Hub
Representative of TISS
Representative of
Maharatna CPSEs
Representative of
Navratna CPSEs
Representative of
Miniratna CPSEs
Representative of DPE,
GoI
Representative of CSR
Hub
Executive Council
Representative of Maharatna
CPSE
Representative of
Navratna
Representative of
Miniratna
CPSE
CPSE
Representative of
NCSR Hub
Representative of DPE,
GoI
Concerns
 NCSR Hub –
 Regional Hub/ Multiple Hub/ Regional branches of
NCSR Hub
 Roles, Responsibilities of the
NCSR Hub and
Implementation of CSR Activitie.
 Role of the NCSR Hub: Regulator Vs Facilitator
 Are the PSUs bound to take the approval from the NCSR
Hub for their CSR Activities?
Concerns (Cont…)
 Why a PSE needs to pay NCSR Hub.
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What model should be followed while charging the CPSEs for NCSR
Hub services.
Use of TISS account for NCSR Hub.
 What is the relationship between NCSR Hub and TISS?
 What is the legal entity of NCSR Hub?
Responses
 NCSR Hub is trying to collaborate with eminent institutes
for research assistance as well as looking forward to have
presence in different regions of the country. We have small
presence in Kolkata.
Options
 Proposed Composition of the NCSR Hub –
 Establishing the NCSR Hub as a separate legal entity
 Independent Body – For, of and by the PSUs
 Registration options: Companies Act, 1956 or Societies
Registration Act, 1860 (Non-Cooperative) or Bombay
Public Trust Act, 1950
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Preferable option – Societies Registration Act, 1860
 Structure for Board of NCSR Hub –
 DPE, GoI
 NCSR Hub
 PSU representatives
 Eminent personalities
Way Forward
 Regional CSR Hub
 Regional Conclaves
 National Conclaves
 Meeting of members of CSR Advisory Committee
 Meeting with CMDs, Directors - HR and Chief of
CSR Heads, Secretary
Thank You