Profitable public sector enterprises (PSEs) in India play a visible, frontline and powerful role in the government's roll-out measures to encourage responsible businesses practices in the country. They have made concerted efforts in the last few years to consciously transition from unsustainable ways of functioning to adopt socially and environmentally sustainable practices.
This report outlines ways which PSEs in India can support an impactful CSR framework in India.
Latest Publications
Making Women's Rights and Gender Equality a reality beyond 2015: CARE International's recommendations to member states and UN agencies
- Countries: Global
- Published: March 2014
She means business: A primer on the status of women's empowerment in Indian businesses 2014
- Countries: India
- Published: March 2014
Community Based Adaptation: An empowering approach for climate resilient development and risk reduction
- Countries: Global
- Published: November 2013
Arab Spring or Arab Autumn? Women's political participation in the uprisings and beyond: Implications for international donor policy
- Countries: Egypt, Morocco, Yemen
- Published: October 2013
Community-based adaptation: an approach to build resilience and sustainable development in West Africa
- Countries: Western Sahara
- Co-authors: CCAFS, ENDA
- Published: October 2013
A Different Cup of Tea: The Business Case for Empowering Workers in the Sri Lankan Tea Sector
- Countries: Sri Lanka
- Co-authors: CARE International Sri Lanka
- Published: September 2013
Advocating for improved MNH/SRH Policy and Practice for adolescent girls and young mothers
- Co-authors: Research and Advocacy Fund
- Published: July 2013
Doing business with Low-Income People: Inclusive business for sustainable development in Bangladesh
- Countries: Bangladesh
- Published: June 2013
