Institutional Social Responsibility

The institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) refers to the commitment of an institution, to contribute to the well-being of society and the environment through various initiatives and programs. It goes beyond the core function of imparting knowledge and skills to actively engaging in activities that address societal challenges and promote sustainable development. The key aspects of ISR are:

• Social Awareness and Engagement
  ISR involves creating awareness among students and the wider community about social issues and fostering a sense of social responsibility.
• Community Development
  Institutions engage in activities that benefit local communities, such as providing healthcare, education, or skills training to underprivileged sections of society.
• Environmental Sustainability
  ISR initiatives often include environmental protection activities like tree plantation drives, waste management programs, and promoting sustainable practices.
• Ethical and Moral Development
  Institutions focus on instilling ethical values, empathy, and civic responsibility in students, preparing them to become socially conscious citizens.
• Collaboration and Partnerships
  ISR involves collaborating with government bodies, NGOs, and other stakeholders to implement effective social development programs.