CSRBOX presents an in-depth and comprehensive trend analysis of the educational CSR spending of 300 large companies in India from the financial year 2016-17 to 2020-21 and visualizes a few critical curves, trends, and key insights of India’s educational CSR projects’ landscape in India. The report covers:
Our research comprises analysis across industry types, company types, geography, the scale of projects, identifying the critical sub-thematic areas, evaluating the performance in aspirational districts, and the trends in SDG reporting. We further closely investigate the patterns of CSR expenditure across the key sub-thematic areas of educational infrastructure, EdTech, skill development & vocational training, scholarship programmes, girl education. The analysis is conducted for 300 companies in each financial year that contributed to the education sector through a consolidated commitment of INR 13805.05 Cr. from FY16-17 to FY20-21 through a total number of 8010 projects collated by the CSRBOX team through the annual reports and available public domain data.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF THE REPORT:
FY19-20 saw the highest spent on education projects of INR 3184.48 Cr.
There has been a gradual decrease in the percentage of CSR Spent on education out of the actual total CSR Spent year after year.
The maximum number of education projects were implemented in FY 2018-19
Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals; Banking & Finance; Metals, Mining & Mineral; and Computer Software/ IT are some of the heavily investing sectors in education projects.
Maharashtra ranks at the top in receiving CSR budget for education across all the financial years’.
Partnership with Implementing Agencies remains the most popular mode of implementing educational projects in all the financial years
Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) is an emerging area in terms of CSR amount spent and the number of projects implemented within education.
Ed-Tech and Educational Infrastructure are two of the emerging areas for investing in educational projects in the coming financial years.
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