Latest
Areas of work
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23 states,
379 districts -
1.3 million households,
4.3 million individuals -
3,200 self-help groups (SHGs) -
190apex-level
community institutions across
80 projects -
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Budget per child Rs2,237 -
Children impacted 22,000 -
Schools reached
54 -
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1,000,000+
learners in 2019 -
180,000
learners in 2016 -
A 5-fold
increase in learners -
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900
villages -
200,000
women -
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Across 80
projects -
190* apex-level
community institutions -
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60,000
Saathis -
Impacted
20 million villages -
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100 +
Urban local bodies -
Over
51,000
households -
100 +
migrant resource
centres -
Social Justice and Inclusion
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600 million
vulnerable to climate-change -
$ 80 million
raised by Tata Trusts through
global partnerships -
20 % contribution
of agriculture and deforestation
to India's emissions -
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Enter
13 million
workforce each year -
2 %
Indian workers are formally skilled -
93 % of current
workforce employed
in informal sector -
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21
Programmes -
1,708
Direct Beneficiaries -
24,49,595
Indirect Beneficiaries -
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Football: 5000 + beneficiaries
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Badminton: 812 children,
27 trainers -
Badminton: 25 centres,
8 districts -
Hockey: In Jamshedpur 5,300 children, 78 schools -
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Strengthening the healthcare delivery capability
read moreHelping the country fight against malnutrition
read moreStriving to provide authentic learning for all
read moreCreating a healthy future for underserved communities
read moreDeveloping an equal and empowered society
read moreTapping into the power of the digital medium
read moreInterconnecting migration and urbanisation
read moreWay forward for survival
read moreEnhancing country’s competitiveness through training
read morePreserving the integrity of the art form
read moreMaking contributions to the development of sport in India
read moreSetting up pathways for long-term rehabilitation
read moreIncubating innovation and talent
read moreAbout Tata Trusts
In a country that is home to the world’s second-largest population, when one of its largest organisations providentially happens to be a philanthropic organisation, it raises hopes for a promising and sustainable future. For people across the country, the Tata Trusts symbolise humanitarianism and personify the prodigious force that advances new frontiers of social and economic development.
A dream that lives on
The journey of a million smiles began in 1892 with Jamsetji Tata, the pioneer, visionary and founder of the Tata Group, setting up the JN Tata Endowment for higher education of Indians. Regarded as the 'Father of Indian Industry' and one of the most important builders of the modern Indian economy, Jamsetji introduced the apprentice system at work, crèches and primary classes for...
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