Humanation CSR – Humanation CSR

Impact Assessment

Baseline/Endline Surveys, Research and Evidence Building

End-to-end CSR Management

CSR Monitoring and Evaluation

CSR Strategy & Compliance Consultancy

About Us

Humanation is a professional assistance organization in the development sector, offering a national network of development sector professionals and entities for the design, execution, and evaluation of social, environmental, and economic development projects.

Humanation provides innovative CSR management services for corporates to make their CSR efforts more impactful and sustainable. Services include Project preparation, Budgeting and Scheduling of development projects, progress tracking, data management, social media presence, and compliance with company laws. Humanation also provides a platform for NGOs, research organizations, academia, social entrepreneurs, and others to showcase their work and secure CSR funding. Humanation coordinates the entire process to ensure optimal use of funds and tracks activities and impact through in-house monitoring and evaluation services.

Why choose Humanation to manage your CSR/ Development Sector projects

Humanation provides a one-stop solution for all CSR/development sector project management needs, with a team of experts and consultants to maximize SROI for your organization.

Humanation provides effective engagement at all stages of project execution and evaluation, from conceptualization to impact evaluations, legal compliance, and social media coverage. Durable partnerships with relevant stakeholders are built through work.

Humanation ensures the systematic use of technology (software, MIS, GPS applications, etc.) for transparency and accountability at all stages, making us a trusted management partner for your organization.

Our Services

Impact Assessment

Baseline/Endline Surveys, Research and Evidence Building

End-to-end CSR Management

CSR Monitoring and Evaluation

CSR Strategy & Compliance Consultancy

CSR Suite (Technology platform)

Collaborative initiatives with Foundations/ CSR departments

Sustainability and Biodiversity Assessments

TESTIMONIALS & REVIEWS

Satisfied Client Stories

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Countries

States/Provinces

Million People reached

Million Development Capital

Any Questions?

Frequent Asked Questions

Whether contribution to the corpus of an entity is an admissible CSR expenditure?

No, the provision relating to contribution to corpus as admissible CSR expenditure has been amended and the contribution to corpus of any entity is not an admissible CSR expenditure w.e.f. 22nd January, 2021.

What are the different modes of incurring CSR expenditure?

CSR expenditure can be incurred in multiple modes:
(i) ‘Activities route’, which is a direct mode wherein a company undertakes the CSR projects or programmes as per Schedule VII of the Act, either by itself or by engaging implementing agencies as prescribed in Companies (CSR Policy) Rules, 2014.

(ii) ‘Contribution to funds route’, which allows the contributions to various funds as specified in Schedule VII of the Act.

(iii) Contribution to incubators and R&D projects, as specified in item (ix)(a) and contribution to institutes/organisations, engaged in research and development activity, as specified under item (ix)(b) of Schedule VII of the Act.

Can CSR funds be utilised to fund Government schemes?

The objective of CSR provisions is to involve the corporates as partners in the social development process. Use of corporate innovations and management skills in the delivery of ‘public goods’ is at the core of CSR implementation by the companies. Therefore, CSR should not be interpreted as a source of financing the resource gaps in Government Schemes. However, the Board of the eligible company may undertake similar activities independently subject to fulfilment of Companies (CSR
Policy) Rules, 2014.