Breaking the silence

A Trusts-supported initiative is helping normalise conversations about menstrual hygiene in rural Gujarat

Culture is the currency for change

A unique social arts-based behaviour change campaign in Rajasthan is demonstrating how culture and storytelling can drive behaviour change at the grassroots, write Parikshit Singh Tomar, behaviour change expert and Pankaj Papnoi, team leader (WaSH) at the Centre for microFinance (CmF)

Creating local women water warriors

A Trusts-supported initiative in Tripura showcases the importance of community-led water management

Breaking the taboo

The Tata Trusts’ Menstrual Hygiene Management programme in Assam has dispelled ignorance and fears about the once-taboo topic, say Naina Urang and Bobita Manjhi

A ‘Smart’ step towards clean drinking water in rural India

An IoT based approach is enabling residents of a village in South India to access safe drinking water and take charge of their water needs

Har Ghar Jal brings hope to Khandepalii Village

The Tata Trusts’ intervention in Khandepalii ensures that the Village Water and Sanitation Committee is enabling every household, access to water connection

Har Ghar Jal scheme helps Lalita Pawar fulfil her ‘ASHA’

By providing individual household taps in Ashnal tanda in Karnataka, the Jal Jeevan Mission’s Har Ghar Jal scheme has eased the water woes of villagers like ASHA worker Lalita Pawar

Happiness flows through the taps in Fafna

How a Tata Trusts’ intervention transformed the lives of villagers in a remote village in Uttarakhand

Uttar Pradesh: Cloth pad units come as saviours for rural women in Shravasti

Pandemics don’t stop periods

The Tata Trusts’ initiative in Uttar Pradesh empowers women to manage menstrual health and hygiene through sustainable, eco-friendly ways