Impact stories
WaSH
-
17 January, 2022 A new period of menstrual health for rural Uttarakhand
The Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) initiative of the Trusts is changing attitudes and behaviours of communities in rural Uttarakhand
-
17 January, 2022 Quenching the thirst for prosperity
In Santhal Pargana, Jharkhand, CInI, an implementation partner of the Trusts, has upgraded water structures to multi-utility structures, providing ...
-
30 December, 2021 Quest for safe drinking water
How an intervention by the Tata Water Mission enabled a village in Andhra Pradesh to beat a long-standing water ...
-
15 September, 2021 ‘Swachh nagar, Swachh har ghar’ in Varanasi
A Tata Trusts intervention aims to improve the solid waste management system in the historic city of Varanasi
-
16 August, 2021 ‘Har Ghar Nal se Jal’ – now in Manlli village
Gujarat’s Manlli village is en route to becoming water sufficient and sustainable, thanks to on-ground efforts
-
08 July, 2021 Changing lives – one drop at a time
The Tata Trusts’ Point of Use project ensures ready access to safe drinking water – every day
-
28 June, 2021 Dayarani lake reclaims its water
Dayarani transforms from a seasonal to a perennial lake through a Tata Trusts' initiative implemented by Himmotthan Society, the ...
-
28 May, 2021 Matka incinerator: unique, hygienic and cost efficient
Innovative mud pot incinerators, popularised by Tata Water Mission, ensure easy and hygienic disposal of used sanitary pads in ...
-
16 March, 2021 Neither pure nor impure, just normal
The Tata Trusts’ Menstrual Hygiene Management programme helps women break cultural taboos and manage their periods with dignity
-
05 March, 2021 Women of power
Various initiatives by the Tata Trusts have helped empower rural women across the country
-
16 December, 2020 From water-borne diseases to a fountain of health
Pokhari village tackles water-borne diseases with Tata Swachh purifiers and awareness programmes
-
24 November, 2020 A clean start
Behaviour change communication organised by CmF, a Tata Trusts’ associate organisation, helped Vagtu Bai’s family to adopt better sanitation ...
