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Concurrent Monitoring of CSR Activities In India
What Is Concurrent Monitoring of CSR Activities? Concurrent monitoring — also called program monitoring — is the periodic review of a CSR project's activities while the project is still being implemented. Rather than checking on an NGO only once at the start, before the grant is disbursed, or once at the end, after the project closes, concurrent monitoring sits in between: it is the ongoing, real-time check on how a funded project is actually progressing on the ground. In pra

Dipti Iyer
Aug 148 min read


NGO Due Diligence for CSR Compliance: Ensuring Responsible Partnerships
Every year, Indian companies collectively spend thousands of crores on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities. Much of this funding flows through Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) that implement projects on the ground. The intent is commendable, but the outcomes are not always guaranteed. This is particularly true when the NGO partner has not been properly vetted. That is where NGO due diligence becomes essential. It is not about distrust; it is about ensuring r

ThinkCap Advisors
Jun 2311 min read


Why NGO Due diligence is Critical – Key Reasons
Due diligence is an important step in ensuring that an NGO is legitimate and operates in a responsible manner before committing resources...
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Apr 9, 20232 min read


ZCZP: A Complete Guide for CSR Donors in India
What Is ZCZP? Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP) is a fundraising instrument that a not-for-profit organisation (NPO) can issue after registering on India's Social Stock Exchange (SSE). As the name suggests, it carries no coupon (interest) and no principal repayment — the subscriber does not get their money back, and does not earn a return on it. Legally, ZCZP is recognised as a "security" under the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956, but economically it functions as

Dipti Iyer
4 days ago10 min read

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