CSR for rural development- Giving Better Living to every villager!


CSR initiatives in India are not an old concept but it took a long time to make it mandate for every firm to invest into CSR activities. At Seed CSR we have an impeccable team who are considered best to plan CSR initiatives in India with maximum outreach. Our volunteers are already spread across India and so we successfully implement well-planned CSR project in any part of country.  Out of all the CSR initiatives for education, quality healthcare, environment sustainability, social infrastructure, skill development, sanitation and hygiene, CSR for rural development is more in demand throughout the year.


Many businesses comes to us with a view that investing more in CSR for rural development will solve many problems all together. As part of this our volunteers visits the target rural area first to analyze the present situation and then plan a CSR program accordingly. Our programs also involve employees of the host company because now even employees feel a great sense of responsibility and pride in helping needy population.

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Location: 81/2, 2nd Floor, Opp. STC Housing Colony, Shri Aurbindo Marg Adhchini, New Delhi, Delhi 110017, India

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