With about 15 million white-collar employees in India, corporate India can potentially volunteer 150 million+ hours annually for social and economic development. How can our volunteering efforts deliver long-term and lasting impacts on our communities? Can NPOs and corporations co-create programs where volunteers can solve societal needs? A panel discussion with Ajit Sivaram and Rumi Mallick on how volunteering as a structured citizenship program can be made more impactful and meaningful. The discussion aims to be a practitioner's guide to creating a roadmap for companies re-looking at their corporate volunteering programs.
With about 15 million white-collar employees in India, corporate India can potentially volunteer 150 million+ hours annually for social and economic development. How can our volunteering efforts deliver long-term and lasting impacts on our communities? Can NPOs and corporations co-create programs where volunteers can solve societal needs?
A panel discussion with Ajit Sivaram and Rumi Mallick on how volunteering as a structured citizenship program can be made more impactful and meaningful. The discussion aims to be a practitioner's guide to creating a roadmap for companies re-looking at their corporate volunteering programs.
- Re-focus volunteering events to a community-centered approach
- Dovetailing volunteering to larger & strategic CSR goals
- How companies can aspire to scale up their volunteering numbers meaningfully
- Volunteering Failures and Fixes - Things to watch out for
- Measurement and Metrics for volunteering
