Presentation by Navneet

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Work under Corporate Social

Responsibility(CSR) Of South Eastern

Coalfield Limited(SECL) in Bilaspur City

An Impact Assessment in Health Sector

Under Supervision of

Dr. Anupama Saxena

Presented by:

Navneet Bhagat

Field of Study: Health (2001-2009)


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Cheptarisation INTRODUCTION

-PREFACE-DEFINATION

Corporate Social Responsibility

SECL CSR, Bilaspur

Methodology

Scope of study

Objectives of the Study

Significance of the Study and Expected Output

Impact assessment plan Conclusion

Bibliography


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Preface

Corporate Social Responsibility is one of the

hot corporate strategies of our era. Discussed and debated in management

literature and practiced at large by the

corporate of the India following the globalstandards and practices by Indian corporations

in their management as an important strategic

concept since 1990 onwards. Our Study focuses on impact assessment over

the CSR initiatives taken by the SECL Bilaspur,

in the sector of Health and Education.


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Definitions

The social responsibility of business

encompasses the economic, legal, ethical, anddiscretionary expectations that society has oforganizations at a given point in time

(Carroll, 1979, p. 500)

Corporate social responsibility is the continuingcommitment by business to behave ethically andcontribute to economic development whileimproving the quality of life of the workforce andtheir families as well as of the local communityand society at large. (WBCSD Stakeholder Dialogue on CSR, The Netherlands, Sept 6-

8, 1998)


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Corporate Social Responsibility Meaning :corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) focuses on the idea

that a business has social obligations above and beyond making

profit and follows from a decision by management to expandtraditional governance arrangements to include accountability tothe full range of stakeholders.

Scope:CSR is a way of integrating the economic, social, and

environmental imperatives of business activities. Theterm corporate citizenshipdenotes the extent to which businessenterprises meet the (a) legal, (b) ethical, (c) economic and (d)voluntary / discretionary responsibilities, placed on them by theirstakeholders.

Definition:CSR is the continuing commitment by business tobehave ethically and contribute to economic development whileimproving the quality of the life of the workforce and their familiesas well as of the local community and society at large.


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South Eastern Coalfields Limitedis the largest coal producingcompany in the country. The coal reserves of South Eastern CoalfieldsLimited are spread over two States, namely, Chhattisgarh and MadhyaPradesh and the Company is operating 89 mines with 35 Mines in theState of Madhya Pradesh and 54 Mines in the State of Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh: Bilaspur

Raigarh

Korba

Koriya

Sarguja

South Eastern Coalfield Limited, Bilaspur


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SECLsVision on CSR Their policya key business process for sustainable

development. Supplement the role of the Government in enhancing

welfare measures.

Engaging with communityand working towards theirdevelopment.

Inclusive growth in the surrounding areas of our miningProjects.

This commitment is translated into action through anetwork of CSR Projects

They are dedicated to play a pivotal role in the journeyfrom poverty to prosperity

Thus to bridge the ruralurban gap through a robustCSR Policy.


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*Projects under CSR initiated by SECL

PROJECT BUNIYAD: Infrastructure, Development of water resources etc.

PROJECT SWASTHA GRAM: Health

PROJECT ARMAAN: Education

PROJECT VASUNDHARA: Ecological balance, waste land development etc.

PROJECT SECL YUVA SWAVALAMBAN Youth skill development

*projects were named after year 2012


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Awards 2002-03

Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial National award for Pollution

Control & Energy Conservation, Hyderabad. Genentech Environment Excellence Gold Award 2001-02, New

Delhi.

2003-04

Genentech Environment Excellence Silver award, New Delhi.

2005

Kunwar Yudhwir Singh Afforestation Award , Raipur.

2004-05

Genentech Environment Excellence Silver award, New Delhi.

2006

Green Tech Safety Silver Award.

2009

Genentech Safety Silver Award to SECL by Greentech

Foundation, New Delhi.


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Methodology

Data Collection

Primary Sources- survey methods (interview,observation, questionnaire)

Secondary source- SECL CSR activity reports, SECL CSR

Projects Booklets, Books (online & offline), articles

(online & offline)

Sampling

Random sampling

Data Analysis

Descriptive data analysis


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Scope of Study

Examine CSR projects and practices done in

field of Health and Education by SECL in

surroundings of Bilaspur City.

Impact Assessment of those initiatives taken

from year 2001 to 2009.


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Objective of Study To document the information related to the following:

Significance of CSR Efficiency, Merits and Demerits

Role of capitalistic institution in social fields

CSR under Company act 2013(section 135)

Coal Indias CSR policy & Company Act 2013 on CSR

Objectives of SECL, expected outcome and present status

through CSR

Criteria of selection of area for CSR activities

Priorities of SECL for CSR

Reasons of variables in expenditure on CSR

Need Identification and Impact Assessment on Health and

Education


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Significance of study Easy availability of document if anyone want to

study further or related to the same topic

Understand the duty and role of organisation andstakeholders under CSR

Required attention towards the selection

procedure of area and activity Action required to fill gap between variables in

activities, expenditure in different years

Improvement in CILs CSR policy comparing the

efficiency of CSR policy of Company Act 2013 May Increase in efficiency of CSR activities of

SECL

Authentic Impact Assessment


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Impact assessment plan

Data will be collected by taking interview of

SECL officials

Questionnaire will be used to collect data

from various stakeholders like the

beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries and those

who plan and implement the CSR activities.


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SECLs CSR in Health


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In field of Health

Financial year 2001-2002 shows a satisfactory level of

expenditure over Health Next year(2002-2003) rate of expenditure falls to

89.09%.

Financial year 2003-2004 expenditure jumped 952.17%

high than previous year.

Rise in expenditure continues and resulted gap of35.12% year 2004-2005.

Nothing expended in two financial year 2005-2006 &2006-2007

In year 2007-2008 it rises 42.18% from initial year.

Year 2008-2009 keeps rising and reach 66.66% abovethan previous year


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2.11

0.23

2.42

3.27

0 0

3

5.00

Year 2001-2002 Year 2002-2003 Year 2003-2004 Year 2004-2005 Year 2005-2006 Year 2006-2007 Year 2007-2008 Year 2008-2009

*Rs1 lac = $1613.80

2001-2009 Health expenditure(*Rs in Lac) by SECL CSR, Bilaspur(C.G.)


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Conclusion:

There was lack in expenditure in two financial years in

both fields, but in recent times only for health it is

increasing higher but for education there was only one

boom year.

The reason behind these fluctuations & negligence and

benefits (to people or to company) after such

expenditure will be studied by impact assessment.


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Bibliography Carroll, A. B. (1999). Corporate social responsibility: Evolution

of a definitional construct. Business and Society, 38(3), 268-295. doi:10.1177/000765039903800303

Home & Tino Meeting ,Changing Expectation Corporate Social

Responsibility, WBCSD Publications ISBN No. 2-94-0240-03-5,

(P.No-3)

WBCSD Stakeholder Dialogue on CSR, The Netherlands, (Sept

6-8) 1998.

http//:www.wbcsd.org%2FDocRoot%2Fhbdf19Txhmk3kDxBQDWW%2FCSRmeeting.pdf&ei=cDs5U5nVJoSRrQf39oGwAw&

usg=AFQjCNHEnUkWjbAU_M-

vU99Yj0CkpqteAg&bvm=bv.63808443,d.bmk


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CILs policy for corporate social responsibility (Revised) 2013.http://secl.gov.in/writereaddata/1(1).pdf

CSR Projects in SECL. http://secl.gov.in/writereaddata/2(1).pdf

Baseline Survey Reports, SECL. Retrieved fromhttp://secl.gov.in/forms/list.aspx?lid=1486

Awards and Accolades. http://secl.gov.in/forms/List.aspx?lid=602
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