He was speaking at a conference jointly organized by CSC Academy and India ESG Network on Friday to promote environmental, social and governance (ESG awareness) in the country.
Inaugurating the conclave at the National India Habitat Centre, Tiwari said, “Almost two-thirds of the companies are making efforts for better implementation of SDG goals, of which 60 per cent of the companies are emphasizing on capacity building and technical interventions, including CSCs. Plays a major role.” capital.
He highlighted the role of CSCs in empowering rural governance through Direct Benefit Transfer and appreciated the initiatives of CSCs like CSC Bal Vidyalayas to promote technology-enabled education and extend services to marginalized communities .
MSDE Secretary also emphasized the important role of CSCs in enhancing rural livelihoods through ESG goals, contributing to India's overall consumption and income.
“Our commitment towards sustainable development has increased through initiatives like Digital Vans, Mahila Samman and Child Health. Our partners have contributed significantly to all these. CSC Academy has started new projects like CSC Bal Vidyalaya and IIT- Has cooperated with Delhi. Sanjay Rakesh, President and Secretary, CSC Academy, said, “Raising awareness through 20 model Anganwadi centers reflects our focus on technology-based education and local development.
He further said that the academy aims to "bring about a significant change in the lives of people in remote areas, reduce migration from villages to cities and empower local communities".
The conclave discussed key issues such as strategies for large-scale social impact, comparison between ESG and corporate social responsibility and its evolving scenario.
Inaugurating the conclave at the National India Habitat Centre, Tiwari said, “Almost two-thirds of the companies are making efforts for better implementation of SDG goals, of which 60 per cent of the companies are emphasizing on capacity building and technical interventions, including CSCs. Plays a major role.” capital.
He highlighted the role of CSCs in empowering rural governance through Direct Benefit Transfer and appreciated the initiatives of CSCs like CSC Bal Vidyalayas to promote technology-enabled education and extend services to marginalized communities .
MSDE Secretary also emphasized the important role of CSCs in enhancing rural livelihoods through ESG goals, contributing to India's overall consumption and income.
“Our commitment towards sustainable development has increased through initiatives like Digital Vans, Mahila Samman and Child Health. Our partners have contributed significantly to all these. CSC Academy has started new projects like CSC Bal Vidyalaya and IIT- Has cooperated with Delhi. Sanjay Rakesh, President and Secretary, CSC Academy, said, “Raising awareness through 20 model Anganwadi centers reflects our focus on technology-based education and local development.
He further said that the academy aims to "bring about a significant change in the lives of people in remote areas, reduce migration from villages to cities and empower local communities".
The conclave discussed key issues such as strategies for large-scale social impact, comparison between ESG and corporate social responsibility and its evolving scenario.
