How has the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) evolved over time? Discuss.

Explain the importance of partnership and collaboration among industry, academia and
specialised agencies in achieving sustainable development through CSR. 

 Discuss the role of local bodies in implementing CSR activities in rural and urban areas.

Explain the role of NGOs and cooperatives in promoting and implementing CSR activities.

Discuss the relationship between employee engagement, employer branding and CSR.

Explain the importance of business strategy in CSR and discuss the steps involved in
developing a sustainable corporate strategy.

How is Social Return on Investment (SROI) measured for CSR programmes? Develop a
hypothetical framework to measure the SROI for a women’s entrepreneurship training
project.

 A renewable energy company wants to social audit its local environmental and employment
impacts. Explain why this social audit is necessary. Outline a step-by-step action plan for
conducting the audit for this specific programme.

For a community healthcare CSR initiative, map out the evaluation tools and techniques
required at each stage of the programme (planning, implementation, and post-closure).
Provide examples of the data collection methods you would use on the ground.

 Imagine you are a CSR manager reviewing a proposal for a new rural education initiative.
Explain why you must appraise this project before it begins. Apply two appraisal techniques
to evaluate its feasibility, using concrete examples.

What are the primary methods used for a CSR needs assessment? Develop a CSR needs
assessment plan for a community near a company, illustrating the specific methods you
would use to identify local needs.

 Examine the historical and structural factors that perpetuate socio-economic marginalization
in India. Suggest a comprehensive framework of institutional, policy, and affirmative action
measures required to achieve genuinely inclusive development.

Assess the role of the manufacturing sector as an engine of economic growth and employment
generation. Discuss the structural bottlenecks—such as regulatory compliance, logistical
costs, and skill mismatches—that hinder India's manufacturing competitiveness.

Health is both an input to and an outcome of economic development." Elucidate this
statement. Critically evaluate the systemic infrastructure, financing, and equity challenges
plaguing the healthcare sector in India.

 Delineate the various structural, economic, and spatial inequalities prevalent in developing
economies. Examine the mechanisms through which high levels of inequality impede
sustainable economic growth and social cohesion.

Define the concept of human development as articulated by the UNDP. Critically analyze the
bidirectional relationship between economic growth and human development, highlighting
how income expansion translates into enhanced human capabilities.

Discuss Lead Poisoning and measures for its Prevention. 

 Enumerate Etiological agents of Occupational Diseases.

 Discuss the steps of Behavior Change Communication (BCC) with suitable example.

 Explain techniques of Behavior Change.