Study on the impact of CSR initiatives on the life of beneficiaries in and around Jindal Stainless Hisar
JSHL a leading steel manufacturing company operating since 1970, in Hisar Haryana. The company has started social welfare activity for people in Hisar and nearby villages to give back some value they are taking from society. Under this social initiative of company three projects are running in the betterment of people in Hisar as CSR activity which is 1. Smart Class 2. Stainless skill training institute 3. Agriculture development project These CSR initiatives are undertaking in Hisar for many years and to know the development of these projects its impact assessment is necessary to find out whether the purpose of projects is achieved or not. Hence “Study on the Impact of CSR Initiatives on the Life of Beneficiaries in and around Jindal Stainless Hisar Limited” study is conducted. The study has one clear objective to understand and analyze the impact of CSR initiatives undertaken by JHSL in the form of surveys & case studies. Major focused areas for impact assessment were Agriculture Development Project, Smart Class Project, and Stainless Skill Training Institute. The methodology for the project included continual interaction with all the stakeholders viz. the training centers, teachers/students in Defense Public School and SSTI, farmers from villages that registered themselves with Agriculture Development Project. CSR of JSHL is working very intensively to bring a good change in society and for its betterment having a holistic approach in different subjects like Health, Education, Women Empowerment, and Save the Girl Child, Agriculture Development, Safe Drinking Water and Skill Development. It has created a nice image and goodwill of the organization in the mind of people of Hisar. This will help the organization to grow themselves and nation too.
Published by: Vrushabha Gore, Dr. Samrudhi Navale
Author: Vrushabha Gore
Paper ID: V5I5-1226
Paper Status: published
Published: October 7, 2019
Carrying out District Need Assessment (DNA) of Aurangabad district and identifying the needs based on secondary data source
District Need Assessment Jankidevi Bajaj Gram Vikas Sanstha (JBGVS) is a Bajaj Auto powered NGO that has been involved in implementing Integrated Rural Development Programs (IRDP) in villages with the objective of improving the quality of people’s lives. JBGVS works in selected villages of 5 districts namely, Pune, Aurangabad, Wardha districts of Maharashtra; Sikar district of Rajasthan and Udham Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand. For JBGVS, needs assessment for a district is important because it will help the organization in understanding the needs that are preventing the district from reaching near its ideal condition/state in terms of availability of resources and stable overall development of the community. Need assessment is a series of activities that can help the researchers at all levels to find, perceive and solve the issues prevailing in that region. It is defined as the structured scrutiny of the gap that exists between the current and the desired state. It is the most important step in order to bring about an effective social change. The main motto of district need assessment is to help the researchers to identify and prioritize the needs that the region has to address to improve its conditions and perform. Suitable, well planned and implemented need assessment projects is important to execute successful philanthropic projects, community development, and natural calamity response. An in-depth need assessment study will contribute to planning, monitoring & evaluation as well as project responsibility. It is a key step in the project planning life cycle.
Published by: Sugandha Betawar
Author: Sugandha Betawar
Paper ID: V5I5-1198
Paper Status: published
Published: October 3, 2019
Hybrid model for customer behavioural mining
Data mining is the study of data and the utility of software techniques for finding patterns and regularities in sets of data. The main reason behind the paper is to examine the exhibition of an existing client in order to the churning prediction to actualize bunching with the characterization expectation model including weighted K-means clustering with the Neural system. To assess and break down the exhibition based on exactness, accuracy, review, root means square mistake and to analyze the presentation of the proposed strategy with the current cross breed strategies. For this reason, numerous algorithms have been proposed to anticipate churning clients. In the proposed work, Decision Tree and Neural systems are utilized to break down the examples from the dataset and to hybrid the model for customer behavioral mining. As per the current system, both the K-means and Neural system have been utilized either independently or with the other mix too. It was seen that every procedure will give better outcomes. However, the issue that has been engaged in the investigation is to upgrade the k-implies calculation. A weighted K-means is used to improve the exactness of the classifier and utilized to distinguish agitate clients and compelling promoting systems. Now, these days customers for seeking satisfaction shifts from one homogeneous product to another termed as customer churning which is proposed through various techniques through this paper.
Published by: Aabid Ud Din Wani, Prince Verma
Author: Aabid Ud Din Wani
Paper ID: V5I5-1196
Paper Status: published
Published: October 3, 2019
A Study of CSR as an antipoverty instrument
This paper mentions the comparative study of various CSR activities of a few of the top companies in India and their fight against poverty in the country. This research is based on how CSR can be used to eliminate poverty, what the scope of the project is, and the contribution of the companies in developing the poor local communities. The aim of this study is to start to fill the gap in our understanding of how, when and through what means the business can help to reduce poverty while recognizing the equally powerful potential of the business community to exacerbate poverty. Taking particular CSR initiatives as a starting point, we seek to look at the broader developmental footprint of business-as-usual strategies, as well as those which fall under the banner of CSR, to gain a fuller picture of how business is implicated in the development process. This paper focuses on the type and nature of the CSR activities of MNCs in their attempt to eliminate poverty.
Published by: Manjiri Sonone
Author: Manjiri Sonone
Paper ID: V5I5-1197
Paper Status: published
Published: October 1, 2019
A review on integrating intrusion detection model using classifiers and chi-square feature selection
With the increasing use of IT technologies for maintaining the information, there is huge need for stronger intrusion detection mechanisms. The old usages like firewalls are not much so effective there are few new techniques that are used for the detection of intrusions. The various techniques of Intrusion Detection have been studied briefly. The main aim of this paper is to increase the accuracy with maximum and decrease with fewer false alarms. Also concern about reducing the disadvantages of the present IDS for large data. The intrusions enter the systems without any allowances to replicate files and running pirated software’s on their own to access systems and takes the very much confidential data like sensitive information. Intrusion detection can take care of the systems and if something suspicious happens the prompt will be given and monitored.
Published by: Rayees Ahmad Sheikh, Abhishek Bhardwaj
Author: Rayees Ahmad Sheikh
Paper ID: V5I5-1202
Paper Status: published
Published: October 1, 2019
A study of women empowerment through self help groups with special reference to ASMITA a SHG by Jindal Stainless Limited
Most of the Indian population i.e. 23.6% or about 276 million people are below the poverty line with below $1.25per day purchasing power. As most of the people of India still reside in a rural area with a lack of facilities. Most of the CSR activities done create support to these rural communities and urban poor to develop economically. The major credit for women empowerment in rural areas should be given to SHG’s which not only provide employment opportunities but also provide skill development. Majorly this SHG’s are started either by Governmental Organizations or Non-Governmental Organization. Some of the SHG’s are started and support by Corporates through their CSR activities which majorly focus on women empowerment as it’s a need for the power to empower women in the country. At Jindal Stainless Limited. (JSL) CSR activities are taken as opportunities to give back to society in every way possible. JSL through its various CSR projects which mainly includes: a) Health Care b) Education and Vocational Training c) Women Empowerment and d) Rural Development Their other project also focuses on preservation of art and culture, Human rights, Disaster Management etc. Our project mainly aimed at women empowerment through Self-Help Groups i.e. SHG’s. ASMITA and SAHAJA are the major projects focused on women empowerment by JSL. The research focuses on the impact and growth of women in ASMITA. This research is mostly based on a depth interview done on convenience bases. To know the socio-economic condition of women residing and working in SHG’s i.e. in ASMITA. This research helps to know various aspect especially of SHG’s on the life of women who are a part of it. It helps us to understand the need and impact of these SHG’s on the life of participating women.
Published by: Nisha Gujar
Author: Nisha Gujar
Paper ID: V5I5-1199
Paper Status: published
Published: October 1, 2019
