presentation is the complete information about itc and its initiatives

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2. PRESANTATION FLOW
What is CSR ?
Why CSR ?
INTRODUCTION TO ITC.
INTIATIVES OF ITC.

3. What is CSR ?
 Csr is concept where by the companies
decide voluntary to contribute to a better
society and a cleaner enviorment
 Csr is represented by the contribution
undertaken by the company to society
through its business activities and its
social investment.
 In short, it is the responsibility of
business towards society

4. Why Csr ?
 Society has
contributed to
developing the
business by
purchasing their
products.
 So it is business’s
responsibility to give
so me return to
society for their loyalty
toward the company.

5. ITC
 ITC is one of India's foremost private sector
companies with a market capitalization of
over US $ 30 billion and a turnover of US $
6 billion.
 ITC has a diversified presence in
Cigarettes, Hotels, Paperboards &
Specialty Papers, Packaging, Agri-
Business, Packaged Foods &
Confectionery, Information Technology,
Branded Apparel, Personal Care,
Stationery, Safety Matches and other
FMCG products.

6. Initiatives of ITC
E-choupal
Integrated Agriculture Planning
Women’s empowerment.
Primary education.

7. e-Choupal
 The programe involves the
installation of computers with Internet
access in rural areas of India to offer
farmers up-to-date marketing and
agricultural information.
 4 million farmers empowered,
6,500 e - Choupals installed

8. Integrated Agriculture Planning
 ITC provides facilities to farmers to form
agri-business society, pool knowledge
and rescores improve productivity and
quality and reach beyond to local
markets to sell at better rates
 114,428 hectares greened,
generating 51.48 million person’s
employment

9. WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
 ITC has organized village women into
micro-credit groups. Group members
make monthly contributions to create a
savings amount.

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 The amount is used to extend soft loans
to group members, thereby eliminating
the stranglehold of the moneylender.
 The system of mandatory contribution
further strengthens the savings habit,
leading to capital augmentation

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 ITC provides training to group members to
handle bank accounts and take their own
decisions, including sanction of loans to fellow-
members and collection of repayments.
 ITC in the form of seed money for self-
employment activities.
 Venture funds provided by ITC have already
made hundreds of women entrepreneurs.
Their earnings, ranging from Rs 70 to Rs 150
per day, not only supplement household
incomes but also significantly enhance their
self-esteem

12. PRIMARY EDUCATION
 ITC t is making significant contributions
in its operational areas to ensure
minimization of school drop-outs by
providing support to state-run primary
schools.

13. Cont
 A total of 674 supplementary learning
centers, up from 71 in 2004-05 were
provided extra coaching .
 1,696 children from poor families
received school uniforms.
 8,969, text/exercise books.
 A network of 52 rural libraries and
resource centers enriched the process
of learning for these children.