The November 24 conclave will explore how CSR investments can support education, skills and India’s evolving workforce needs.
MUMBAI (India CSR): Renewed voice on responsible business Rusen Kumar, Founder & Managing Editor of India CSR, will address the National CSR Conclave on Skills, Education & Future Workforce on 24 November at Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini, Uttan, Mumbai.
The conclave will focus on the theme: “Understanding the new CSR amendments and aligning CSR investments with India’s future manpower requirements.” India CSR is the media partner for the programme, which is associated with Resonance Entrepreneurship & Employability Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini.
The prestigious forum will bring attention to a critical development question: how can corporate social responsibility create stronger pathways from education to employability? As India’s workforce needs evolve with technology, changing industries and new skill requirements, CSR can play a meaningful role in strengthening access to quality learning, vocational education, digital readiness, career guidance and industry-relevant skills.
Aligning CSR With Workforce Needs
The conclave will examine the need to align CSR investments with future manpower requirements. This includes moving beyond isolated interventions towards long-term partnerships that connect schools, higher-education institutions, skill-development agencies, employers, civil-society organisations and communities.
Education and skills remain central to inclusive development. Well-designed CSR interventions can help young people from underserved communities access better learning opportunities, practical skills, exposure to new technologies and routes to meaningful livelihoods.
Focus on Measurable Outcomes
The discussion is expected to underline the importance of outcome-oriented CSR programmes. Along with investment, initiatives need to track whether learners are gaining relevant competencies, progressing into further education, finding employment or building sustainable enterprises.
The forum will also provide an opportunity to discuss the implications of evolving CSR provisions for organisations working in education, employability and workforce development. A stronger alignment between corporate resources, public priorities and local needs can help create scalable models for India’s future workforce.
Event Details
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Event | National CSR Conclave on Skills, Education & Future Workforce |
| Date | 24 November 2026 |
| Venue | Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini, Uttan, Mumbai |
| Speaker | Rusen Kumar, Founder & Managing Editor, India CSR |
| Theme | Understanding the new CSR amendments and aligning CSR investments with India’s future manpower requirements |
| Media Partner | India CSR |
