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Desirable Norms
 
Desirable Norms are the next level of Norms for good governance and public disclosure. These are practices that are at present not mandatory and some organisations may require time to adopt such practices. These ‘desirable norms’ enhance the transparency and accountability of an organisation.
 
1. Governance
Composition of the Board
  • At least two-thirds of Board members are unrelated by blood or marriage


  • A Board Rotation Policy exists and is practiced
2. Accountability and Transparency
  • Distribution of staff according to salary levels and gender break-up, is disclosed in the Annual Report. (These frameworks are very useful to help aggregate information from different organisations.)
Slabs of gross monthly salary (Rs) plus benefits paid to staff No of Male staff No of Female staff Total Staff
< 5,000
     
5,001 – 10,000
     
10,001 – 25,000
     
25,001 – 50,000
     
50,00 – 100,000
     
100,000 >
     
 
Name Designation Year of joining Years of Experience Gross monthly salary plus benefits Remarks
           
 
  • Annual Report discloses the total cost of international travel by all personnel (including volunteers) – segregating those incurred on the organizations expense and those that were sponsored, along with the names and designations of the persons who travelled and the purpose(s) of travel. In addition, organisations may also include details of air travel undertaken within the country
Name Designation Destination Purpose Gross Expense (Rs) Sponsored by
           
 
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