RJ. Kalyani

Why India Needs Health-Outcome-Based CSR Regulation

Drawing from frontline experience in rural mobile medical units, this op-ed highlights the gap between CSR healthcare spending and actual health outcomes. It advocates for a transition toward outcome-based funding models, where success is measured not by camps conducted but by diseases reduced and lives improved. The piece proposes actionable policy changes to make CSR a true driver of public health impact in India.