IPV SURAKSHAA KAWACH CHARITABLE TRUST
CSR FUNDING, SPONSORSHIP & BRANDING PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL
IPV BHARAT PROJECT
“A COMPLETE SECURITY OF EVERY INDIAN”
Presented to:
Corporate Houses • CSR Foundations • PSU Companies • Banks • Financial Institutions • Technology Companies • Healthcare Companies • Educational Institutions • Manufacturing Companies • Business Groups • Brand Partners
Presented by:
IPV Surakshaa Kawach Charitable Trust
Reg. No.: 2025/22/IV/1638
Official Website:
https://ipvsurakshaakawach.com
Landline:
011-40570526
Email:
info@ipvsurakshaakawach.com
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
IPV Surakshaa Kawach Charitable Trust is a public-welfare organisation working through its national initiative, the IPV Bharat Project – “A Complete Security of Every Indian.”
IPV Bharat is designed as an integrated social-development and citizen-support framework covering multiple dimensions of human life through 30 specialised “Kawach” sections.
The objective is to create a structured ecosystem in which citizens can access awareness, support, training, community participation, welfare initiatives, emergency assistance, livelihood opportunities, education, healthcare, environmental initiatives and other forms of social support.
The Trust is seeking collaboration with responsible corporates and institutions through:
- CSR Funding
- Project Sponsorship
- Section-wise Sponsorship
- Regional Programme Sponsorship
- National Programme Partnership
- Infrastructure Sponsorship
- Technology Sponsorship
- Awareness Campaign Sponsorship
- Training & Skill Development Sponsorship
- Healthcare & Social Welfare Sponsorship
- Environmental Programme Sponsorship
- Branding Partnerships
- Strategic Institutional Partnerships
The official IPV Bharat CSR page describes Section Partner, Regional Partner and National Partner models, with project execution, digital monitoring, recognition and impact reporting.
2. ABOUT IPV SURAKSHAA KAWACH CHARITABLE TRUST
Organisation:
IPV Surakshaa Kawach Charitable Trust
Trust Registration No.:
2025/22/IV/1638
Website:
https://ipvsurakshaakawach.com
Landline:
011-40570526
Email:
info@ipvsurakshaakawach.com
The Trust's official website states that the organisation is associated with 80G, 12A, CSR, MSME and NGO Darpan registrations/recognitions, subject to applicable statutory requirements and verification by prospective partners.
The Trust's stated mission is to work towards social, financial, educational, healthcare, legal, environmental and other dimensions of public welfare through the IPV Bharat framework.
3. REGISTERED / OFFICE ADDRESS
IPV Surakshaa Kawach Charitable Trust
WZ-C/23, C-14 & C-13, Rect. No. 5,
Killa No. 4, 6, 7 & 14/1,
Dwarka More, Near Fruit Market,
New Delhi – 110078, India
Landline:
011-40570526
Email:
info@ipvsurakshaakawach.com
Official Website:
https://ipvsurakshaakawach.com
Note: The Trust's website currently displays some other office addresses on individual pages. Corporate partners should verify the applicable address and statutory documents directly with the Trust before executing an MoU or releasing funds.
4. ABOUT IPV BHARAT PROJECT
“A COMPLETE SECURITY OF EVERY INDIAN”
IPV Bharat is a nationwide initiative of IPV Surakshaa Kawach Charitable Trust.
Core Mission
“Provide complete security to every Indian with the help of Indian citizens.”
The project seeks to address different forms of vulnerability through specialised social-security and development sectors.
The official website describes IPV Bharat as a 30-section mission covering areas including education, healthcare, employment, finance, legal support, innovation, environment, disaster relief, social welfare, business support and other public-interest areas.
5. THE 30 KAWACH SECTIONS
The IPV Bharat framework includes the following specialised sections:
- Aapat Kawach – Emergency & Disaster Support
- Mudra Kawach – Financial Support & Economic Empowerment
- Aavishkar Kawach – Innovation & Invention Support
- Nyay Kawach – Legal Awareness & Justice Support
- Jeevan Rekha Kawach – Critical Life Support
- Rozgar Kawach – Employment & Skill Development
- Media Kawach – Information & Media Responsibility
- Rajneeti Kawach – Civic & Political Awareness
- Bhakti Kawach – Spiritual & Pilgrimage Support
- Yoga Kawach – Yoga & Wellness
- Sharirik Kawach – Physical Fitness & Well-being
- Vyapar Kawach – Business & Entrepreneurship Support
- Shiksha Kawach – Education Support
- Medical Kawach – Healthcare Support
- Vivah Kawach – Marriage Assistance
- Manoranjan Kawach – Arts, Entertainment & Creative Activities
- Yatra Kawach – Travel & Pilgrimage Initiatives
- Celebration Kawach – Cultural & Community Participation
- Khel Kawach – Sports & Fitness
- Khana Kawach – Food Security & Nutrition
- Vayu Kawach – Air & Environmental Protection
- Jal Kawach – Water Conservation
- Bhoomi Kawach – Land & Soil Protection
- Agni Kawach – Fire Safety & Protection
- Aakash Kawach – Aviation / Air-Space Awareness & Safety
- Safai Kawach – Cleanliness & Sanitation
- Social Kawach – Social Security & Community Empowerment
- Jail Bandi Kawach – Prisoner / Rehabilitation Support
- Sanvidhaan Kawach – Constitutional Awareness & Civic Responsibility
- Astro Kawach – Citizen-oriented Astro/Guidance Initiative
The Trust's website describes a layered execution structure extending from national leadership through zonal, state, district, pincode and local volunteer levels.
6. WHY CSR PARTNERSHIP WITH IPV BHARAT?
A corporate partnership can support projects that address multiple recognised social-development themes.
Potential CSR-aligned areas include:
Education
- Education awareness
- Skill development
- Digital learning
- Vocational training
- Educational support programmes
Healthcare
- Healthcare awareness
- Preventive health initiatives
- Medical support programmes
- Health camps
- Rehabilitation-oriented programmes
Livelihood
- Employment-oriented training
- Skill development
- Entrepreneurship support
- MSME assistance
- Livelihood enhancement
Women & Social Empowerment
- Women empowerment
- Community support
- Social inclusion
- Support for vulnerable groups
Environment
- Air-quality awareness
- Water conservation
- Soil and land protection
- Plantation and ecological programmes
- Cleanliness and sanitation
Disaster & Emergency Response
- Emergency awareness
- Disaster preparedness
- Community response training
- Relief-support programmes
These areas correspond broadly with subjects included in Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013, although each proposed CSR project must be separately assessed for statutory eligibility.
7. CSR FUNDING MODEL
IPV Bharat proposes a structured partnership model.
A. SECTION PARTNER
Suggested Partnership Range:
₹5 Lakhs – ₹25 Lakhs
A company can support one selected Kawach section or a defined project.
Examples:
- Shiksha Kawach
- Medical Kawach
- Rozgar Kawach
- Social Kawach
- Khel Kawach
- Vayu Kawach
- Jal Kawach
- Bhoomi Kawach
- Safai Kawach
- Aapat Kawach
Possible Deliverables
- Project implementation
- Beneficiary identification
- Training / awareness programmes
- Local execution
- Digital documentation
- Progress reporting
- Impact documentation
- Completion report
8. REGIONAL CSR PARTNER
Suggested Partnership Range:
₹25 Lakhs – ₹50 Lakhs
The corporate partner can support multiple programmes within a defined state, city or region.
Possible Scope
- Multiple Kawach sections
- District-level programmes
- Community awareness
- Training centres
- Volunteer development
- Healthcare/education initiatives
- Livelihood programmes
- Environmental activities
- Digital monitoring
9. NATIONAL CSR PARTNER
Suggested Partnership Range:
₹50 Lakhs – ₹2 Crore+
A National Partner can support a multi-state or nationwide project portfolio.
Possible scope:
- Multi-state implementation
- Multiple Kawach sections
- National awareness campaigns
- Technology infrastructure
- Training systems
- Volunteer network development
- Impact measurement
- Digital platform development
- National-level social campaigns
The official IPV Bharat CSR proposal currently describes National Partnership at ₹50 lakh–₹2 crore and above, subject to project scope and agreement.
10. CUSTOM CSR PROJECT
Corporate partners may also choose a customised project based on their CSR policy.
For example:
₹10 Lakh Project
A defined education, healthcare, skill or environmental intervention.
₹25 Lakh Project
A district-level multi-activity programme.
₹50 Lakh Project
A state-level programme.
₹1 Crore+ Project
A large-scale multi-district or multi-section programme.
₹2 Crore+ Project
A large national programme with multiple implementation components.
Final project cost should be determined through a mutually approved project proposal, budget, beneficiary target and implementation plan.
11. CSR PROJECT EXECUTION PROCESS
STEP 1 – Corporate Requirement Assessment
Understanding the CSR priorities of the company.
STEP 2 – Project Selection
Selection of one or more eligible IPV Bharat sections.
STEP 3 – Detailed Project Report
Preparation of:
- Project objectives
- Geographic scope
- Beneficiary profile
- Activities
- Timeline
- Budget
- KPIs
- Monitoring mechanism
- Reporting framework
STEP 4 – Due Diligence
Exchange and verification of statutory, registration, financial and compliance documents.
STEP 5 – MoU / Agreement
Mutually agreed terms between the corporate partner and Trust.
STEP 6 – Fund Allocation
Funds to be utilised according to the approved project budget and applicable CSR requirements.
STEP 7 – Implementation
National → Zonal → State → District → Pincode → Local execution structure.
STEP 8 – Monitoring
Periodic monitoring of:
- Activities
- Beneficiaries
- Expenditure
- Outputs
- Outcomes
- Photographic/digital evidence
- Field reports
STEP 9 – Impact Report
Periodic and final CSR impact reporting to the corporate partner.
12. TRANSPARENCY & FUND UTILISATION
The IPV Bharat framework describes a fund-management structure based on:
Collection → Segregation → Utilisation → Accounting → Reporting
Funds for an approved project can be separately tracked against the agreed project objectives.
Possible reporting can include:
- Amount received
- Project expenditure
- Activity-wise expenditure
- Number of beneficiaries
- Location-wise implementation
- Programme photographs
- Training records
- Attendance records
- Digital evidence
- Outcome indicators
- Completion report
The Trust's website states that its processes are intended to be auditable, transparent and result-oriented.
13. CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Apart from CSR funding, corporates may collaborate as Project Sponsors.
Sponsorship Opportunities
1. Project Sponsor
Support a specific programme.
2. Section Sponsor
Support one Kawach section.
3. Event Sponsor
Support a specific public-awareness or community event.
4. Training Sponsor
Support training and capacity building.
5. Technology Sponsor
Support website, application, dashboards and digital infrastructure.
6. Healthcare Sponsor
Support health-related programmes.
7. Education Sponsor
Support education and skill-development initiatives.
8. Environment Sponsor
Support environmental and sustainability programmes.
9. Infrastructure Sponsor
Support centres, equipment and field infrastructure.
10. National Mission Sponsor
Support large-scale IPV Bharat programmes.
14. BRANDING PARTNERSHIP
Corporate partners may receive agreed recognition for their contribution, subject to the applicable CSR rules and the terms of the partnership.
Possible recognition formats include:
- CSR Partner recognition
- Logo placement on approved project materials
- Partner acknowledgement on relevant IPV Bharat webpages
- Event backdrop branding
- Awareness campaign acknowledgement
- Programme certificates
- Annual impact-report acknowledgement
- Partnership plaque
- Digital campaign acknowledgement
- Project completion acknowledgement
- Corporate social-impact communication
The official IPV Bharat CSR page specifically describes website recognition, co-branding in events/awareness campaigns, appreciation certificates, annual CSR impact reports and partnership plaques as proposed recognition mechanisms.
Important Compliance Principle
Where a contribution is treated as CSR expenditure, branding/recognition must remain within the limits permitted by applicable CSR rules and should not convert the CSR activity into a sponsorship undertaken primarily for marketing benefits.
Commercial advertising or marketing arrangements should therefore be contracted and accounted for separately wherever required.
15. DIGITAL BRANDING & VISIBILITY
For eligible sponsorship/branding arrangements, IPV Bharat can develop a structured visibility package that may include:
Digital
- Website acknowledgement
- Partner profile
- Campaign creatives
- Social-media acknowledgement
- Digital certificates
- Project updates
- Impact stories
Physical
- Event branding
- Programme banners
- Training material acknowledgement
- Certificates
- Project-site acknowledgement
Reporting
- Quarterly/periodic reports
- Annual impact report
- Beneficiary stories
- Photographic documentation
- Programme statistics
- Project completion report
16. TECHNOLOGY & DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERSHIP
IPV Bharat's stated long-term model includes a digital ecosystem connecting citizens with multiple security sectors.
Potential technology CSR projects include:
- Mobile application development
- Website development
- Beneficiary management system
- Volunteer management
- Digital training platform
- Donation management
- Project monitoring dashboard
- Impact dashboard
- Data-management systems
- Multi-language digital access
- Cybersecurity infrastructure
- Digital awareness tools
The official project information describes features such as registration, payments, live updates, volunteer management, e-learning, feedback/support, event registration and impact tracking.
17. CORPORATE EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
Corporate employees can also participate through:
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