The document provides information on criteria for effective non-governmental organizations (NGOs), including having a clear vision, demonstrating impact, good governance, and accountability. It also discusses how NGOs can mobilize funds through corporate social responsibility programs and the drivers behind companies' CSR activities, such as ethics and exposure. Lastly, it provides examples of CSR achievements from companies like Disney, Google, and TOMS Shoes and discusses how CSR can be improved through greater company investment and enabling environments.

3. Success Story

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CRITERIA FOR EFFECTIVE NGO’S
• Clarity of vision
• A well developed theory of change
• An ability to demonstrate that change has happened
• Good internal governance mechanisms
• Transparency in operations
• A clearer defined accountability to all stakeholders
• Diversity in terms of staff
• Learning mechanisms

5. ATTRIBUTES OF EFFECTIVE NGO’S
• Can the organization clearly communicate what it is and what
it does?
• Can the organization tell you the progress it has made (or is
making) toward its goal?
• Do the organization's programs make sense to you?
• Does the organization apply professional standards to its
work?
• How does the organization coordinate its work with others,
and how does it ensure that the beneficiaries have a say in its
decision-making?

6. HOW NGOS CAN MOBILIZE FUNDS THROUGH CSR?
•Legal requirements for NGOs
•Map and understand the corporate donors
• Start building a network:
•Keep documented evidence ready
•Give options to donor companies
• Ask for feedback from your current
donors
•Set expectations right

7. DRIVERS OF COMPANIES’ CSR
ACTIVITIES
•Ethics, philanthropy, and moral values
•Strategic CSR
•Exposure and Image
•Peer pressure

8. “Value for money” in development
means ensuring that an NGO’s
financial resources are used in a
way that achieves real and lasting
results for the people who need
them.
VALUE FOR MONEY

9. THE FIVE ELEMENTS OF THE BEST CSR PROGRAMS
1. Business-based social
purpose
2. Clear theory of change
3. Quality and depth of
information
4. Concentrated effort
5. Partnering with experts
Source :http://www.forbes.com/sites/csr/2011/04/26/the-five-
elements-of-the-best-csr-programs/#72e743b633fd

10. CSR ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE WORLD
Disney
Target
Google
Xerox
Microsoft
TOMS Shoes
From growing sustainable practices to educational grants.
Google Green is a corporate effort to use resources efficiently and
support renewable power.
Their Community Involvement Program encourages it by
directly involving employees in CSR .
One way Microsoft is helping out is through its annual
Employee Giving Campaign.
The entire company was founded on the idea of giving back.
For every pair of shoes sold, another pair is donated to a child in need.
Disney has been a major provider of aid after natural disasters,
such as the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.

11. HOW CAN WE MAKE IT BETTER? THE WAY FORWARD
• More Companies must get past “why should we?” invest in CSR to “How can we?”
CSR
• Companies need to think about CSR compliance as a normal part of the cost of
doing business, and as providing a competitive advantage.
• Ultimately, our Government, in order to promote CSR, will need to provide the
necessary support and mix of Regulatory and Enabling environment.
• Partnership that have flourished, what has worked for us ?

12. EXAMPLES FROM INJAZ

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