Coffee to go? The vital role of Indian coffee to ecosystem services and livelihoods
An explorative study, the first of its kind, on coffee in India.
October 2012 
Made in Bangalore – how social enterprise is transforming business-as-usual
Released in November 2011 the book gives you a glimpse of the social business world in Bangalore, how social enterprise is transforming business-as-usual, a view of the issues and opportunities
November 2011 Download full report
Disaster Management and Climate Change – Indian policy frameworks and key challenges
January ,2011
Who’s Who in Climate Change in India – 2010
CSM’s Who’s Who in Climate Change in India – 2010 (Third edition of this popular resource guide ) is now available
Climate Change Policy Briefs -BASIC countries
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india_policy_brief_february_2010
china_policy_brief_february_2010
south_africa_policy_brief_february_2010
In Good Company
In Good Company is a 55-minute documentary made by CSM released on May 25, 2009 at the Copenhagen World Summit on how Indian companies and entrepreneurs are responding to climate change and the potential of India’s markets to shift to a low-carbon economy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzED-UrPnJQ
Who’s Who in Climate Change in India – A Resource Guide 2008
Launched on December 9th , 2008, at the United Nations conference on climate change in Poznan,Poland, this is an invaluable resource connecting people and institutions working in India on climate change.
INDIA: Renewable Energy Trends
A report examining seven renewable energy trends in India that could accelerate the country’s transition to a more sustainable, low-carbon future.
July 2008
Climate Change – Why India needs to take leadership
To mark the 60th anniversary of India’s Independence, the Centre for Social Markets (CSM) publishes a powerful new pamphlet calling for enlightened leadership on the greatest challenge of our times – climate change.
August 2007
Who’s Who in CSR in India – A Resource Guide 2006
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Report of CSM’s 4th Annual Conference on Corporate Citizenship : Focus on Sustainable Finance and Investnent
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Report of CSM’s 3rd Annual Conference on Corporate Citizenship : Focus on Small, Medium and Micro-Enterprises (SMEs)
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Report of CSM’s 2nd Annual Conference on Corporate Citizenship : Focus on Practice and Tools
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Report on Corporate Governance: Issues for Managers
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Report on “Overview of SRI in India”
“Giving Something Back” – Social Responsibility and South Asian Businesses in the United Kingdom: An Exploratory Study
Report of CSM’s 1st Annual Conference on Corporate Citizenship: Meeting the Challenges
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Brochure on “Corporate Citizenship: Challenging Business-As-Usual”
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Rs 50 (for purchase within India)
(Contains several case studies of good corporate citizenship from the United Kingdom)
Report on “Corporate Social Responsibility: Perceptions of Indian Business”
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Rs 50 (for purchase within India)
(Results of nationwide survey of Indian business conducted by CSM)
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