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Overview Callidus Social Enterprises Pvt Ltd, is a Bangalore based CSR consulting and implementation start up, leveraging technology to resolve the pain points of the CSR life cycle and ecosystem by designing a collaborative platform for effective strategy formulation and efficient implementation.

Core Purpose: “Bridging the Business-Society Divide”

Core Values

TRANSPARENCY

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“To be the most preferred strategic CSR consulting partner, facilitate corporate investments to be seamlessly channelized through discovery of implementation partners on our online platform, and help

them achieve sustainability through responsible business practices fulfilment and continuous engagement.”

Big-Hairy & Audacious Goals:

We will strive for implementation of mandatory CSR compliance in letter and spirit, by helping address India's social, humanitarian and environmental challenges to create shared value, and move towards a

more equitable and inclusive society through a market-based model

Envisioned Future

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Problem Definition

o Why are corporates lagging behind in CSR? By Bandana Kamath, Bangalore Mirror Bureau |

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Opportunity/Challenges CSR a challenge as well as a Golden Opportunity to create shared value Current policy is ‘comply or explain’ Most likely to be an enforcement with penalty within 2-3 years Discovery of right implementation partner is a challenge Estimated INR 20,000cr spending in CSR Potential access of quality education, healthcare and livelihood for over 800 million

people Many Corporates still unaware of the mandate lack of impactful projects and a talent crunch making difficult for companies to

implement the policy correctly

o Indian Companies Act 2013 (Affairs, 2013 ,sec 135,schedule-7)

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• Aligning CSR strategy to business strategy is a challenge• Determining which expenses to count as part of the mandatory

CSR spending. • Enables new high impact CSR philosophies to emerge.• Impact assessment of projects have been largely ignored.• Opportunity to leverage core capabilities and forge multi-

stakeholder partnerships• Tempted to meet the requirement by searching for loopholes in the

system

o http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/penalise-firms-not-spending-2-of-profits-on-csr-parliamentary-panel/articleshow/50045003.cms

o Dasra Report: CSR and the Companies Act, 2013:Be Bold, Take Action - Marc J. Epstein, Kristi Yuthas and Deval Sanghavi

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Market SizingCorporates

(In numbers)

Total Addressable Market: “16000”

Service Addressable Market (SAM):

“1000”

Serviceable Obtainable Market :

“110”

NGOs(In numbers)

Total Addressable Market (TAM):

“50000”

Service Addressable

Market(SAM): “5500”

Serviceable Obtainable

Market (SOM) : “600”

o Indian institute of corporate affairs o Economic times

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Solution

Discover, Fulfill and Engage

SuppliersCA & Legal

Volunteers CSR Consultants

Corporates

• End to end cloud based digital marketplace platform endeavours to enable and empower corporate CSR players to “discover, fulfil and engage” with NGOs meaningfully.

• This SaaS model helps collaborate with other CSR ecosystem partners using best practices and processes of the corporate sector in a cost effective manner with higher efficiencies

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DIGITAL MARKETPLACE PLATFORM

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OUR OFFERINGS

Corporates• CSR Consulting • NGO evaluation / Selection • Proposal Preparation • Project Monitoring • Impact assessment • Statutory Compliance • Training

NGO & Foundations• CSR Training • IT capability Building• Proposal writing • Publishing/Brand building• FCRA Compliance

Suppliers and Services• CA and legal services• Vendors and suppliers• CSR Consultant

Volunteers• Individuals• Employees• Interns• Students

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Competition Analysis Several market place model start-ups have come up since the change in law in order to facilitate the corporates and NGOs for better coordination and relationship:

Icharity

Samitha

Give India

Indian NGO

CSO Partners

SAP Charitra

CSR Consulting

Speed

Impact

Asesm

ent/Resu

lt measu

rement

NGO Accredita

tion

NGO Evaluation and Selection

Project

Monitorin

g and Execu

tion

Supplier P

erform

ance Statu

s

New Value Curve for Corporate

Competitors Manual (Subsitute) Indiacsrconnect

Key Elements of the Service

Low

R

elati

ve L

evel

Hig

h

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Competition

CSR Consulting Volunteers Management Risk Management Impact Asesment/Result measurement

Project Monitoring and Execution

Proposal preparation

New Value Curve for NGOs

Competitors Manual (Subsitute) Indiacsrconnect

Key Elements of the Service

Low

Rela

tive

Leve

l

High

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Features I-Charity SamhitaGiveIndia

IndianNGO

CSO Partners SAP Charitra INDIACSR CONNECT

Services:Consulting √ √ X √ √ X √

Project Shelf √ √ √ X X √ √Aggregation √ √ √ X X X √

Project Monitoring X √ √ X X X √Reporting X X X X X X √

Impact Analysis X X X X X X √Customer Support √ √ √ X √ √ √

Easy and clean Navigation √ √ √ X √ √ √Quick Contact √ √ √ X √ X √

Quick Links √ √ √ X √ X √Search Option √ √ √ X √ X √

Mobile/Email Alert √ √ √ X √ X √Feedback Form √ √ √ X √ √ √

Express Gateway (without login payment gateway)

√ √ √ XX

X √

Live chat X X X X X X √Go Paperless √ √ √ X X X √

Accessibility application √ √ √ √ √ √ √Customer Reviews √ √ √ X √ √ √

Competitors Comparison Chart

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THANK YOU