Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs · Third National Conference and Exhibition on Corporate Social Responsibility (NCCSR 2026)
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The Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) concluded the Third National Conference and Exhibition on Corporate Social Responsibility (NCCSR 2026) in New Delhi under the theme 'Re-envisioning the Spirit of CSR for Viksit Bharat: From Compliance to Commitment.' Discussions focused on outcome-driven CSR, governance, technology/AI adoption, and stakeholder convergence through platforms like the CSR Exchange. Additionally, compendiums of CSR best practices from previous exhibitions were officially released.
Fact: The conference brought together key CSR grantmakers including SBI Foundation, ICICI Bank, and HCLFoundation to discuss CSR convergence, skills, and employment. Interpretation: While this article does not contain open calls for proposals or funding opportunities, tracking the highlighted themes (such as the CSR Exchange and outcome assessment) can help align future skilling proposals with the priorities of major corporate donors.
No request for NGO partners stated. The conference discussed stakeholder collaboration and the CSR Exchange platform, but did not invite or seek NGO implementation partners.
Monitor developments around the Ministry of Corporate Affairs' CSR Exchange platform for potential registration and NGO profiling opportunities.
“He noted that the Conference had examined issues relating to Board governance, sector-specific CSR approaches, technology and Artificial Intelligence, convergence through the CSR Exchange, women’s economic empowerment, regional distribution of CSR resources, skills and employment”
“The Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA), Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, concluded the Third National Conference and Exhibition on Corporate Social Responsibility (NCCSR 2026) at The Ashok, New Delhi.”
The proceedings also included a cultural presentation by artists from the Ministry of Culture before the formal Valedictory Session.