Tattva Foundation

18/09/2026

India’s Climate Action Dashboard is a digital platform to measure progress of India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change.

The NAPCC provides an overarching framework for India’s climate actions and comprises nine missions in the specific areas of Green India, the Himalayan ecosystem, sustainable habitat, energy efficiency, solar energy, health, sustainable agriculture, strategic knowledge for climate change, and water. The Missions are institutionalized and implemented by the respective Nodal Ministries.

The dashboard brings these missions under an indicator-based centralised monitoring framework to track climate action across Ministries, States, and Union Territories.

Each mission page presents its objectives, targets, and indicators in table and card views, enabling users to see year-wise achievements.
State and Union Territory plans demonstrate how the national framework is extended at the subnational level, combining mission-aligned indicators with local climate priorities, governance arrangements, and State Action Plans on Climate Change. Together, the national-and state-level policy documents and updates, implementation milestones, and knowledge resources provide a clearer picture of progress—from policy to implementation.

The Dashboard can be accessed at: https://napccindia.moef.gov.in/

09/09/2026

The Wall of Hope. A Message of Inspiration. A Step Towards Change.

On 7 September 2026, a wall in Maw U Sam Village, Mawryngkneng Block, East Khasi Hills became more than just a mural—it became a message created by the community, for the community.

With the support of the Dorbar Shnong, this health awareness mural brings important messages about routine immunization, disease prevention, healthy families, and timely healthcare into a space that the community sees every day.

From the Headman’s words of appreciation to the active participation of ASHA, AWW, CGHA, Executive Members, and the Tattva Foundation District Coordinator, Block Coordinator and Community Mobilizer, the activity beautifully demonstrated the power of community-led health awareness.

The message on the wall is simple, yet powerful:

Spread love, not fear.
Choose prevention.
Protect every child through timely vaccination.

A wall may be painted in a day, but a meaningful message can inspire and influence a community for years to come.

Our heartfelt appreciation to the Dorbar Shnong, Headman, frontline health workers, community representatives, and everyone who came together to bring this Wall of Hope, Inspiration & Change to life.

“Prevention is Better Than Cure.”
“Health is Wealth.”

Together, let’s build healthier families and stronger communities.

27/08/2026

From Hesitancy to Confidence in Vaccination



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27/08/2026

When the Road Ends, Commitment Finds Another Way.

Monsoon can cut off roads. Rivers can make communities harder to reach.
But for families waiting for essential health services, the need does not stop.

Reaching Damringgre, Raksingre and Tasil Apal under Thapa Bishrampur SC, Songsak Block, East Garo Hills meant taking a longer route through the Rongrong PHC area and crossing the river by boat to reach the VHND session site.

Alongside the ANM, ASHAs, LI, Block Coordinator and Community Mobilizer, the team delivered ANC counselling, NCD awareness and vaccination counselling, including the importance of immunization and managing AEFI concerns.

And the journey translated into action: 2 children identified, 2 children converted, with Penta doses initiated/completed as due.

Because last-mile healthcare is not only about reaching a location.
It is about showing up even when the road disappears, the river rises, and the journey gets harder.

That is what commitment to the last mile looks like.

21/08/2026

20/08/2026

Building Safer Workplaces, One Conversation at a Time 🤝
A POSH (Prevention of Sexual Harassment) Training Session was recently conducted on 19th August 2026, by Aldaa Foundation for our Lucknow Employees.
The session focused on fostering awareness, sensitivity, and accountability — reinforcing our commitment to building a workplace where every individual feels safe, respected, and heard.
At Tattva Foundation, we believe that a truly inclusive workplace begins with informed and empowered employees. This training was a step forward in strengthening that culture.
Grateful to Aldaa Foundation for their valuable session in this initiative. 🙏
Girdhari Bora Akanksha Jaiswal Ajeet Sachan Bal Krishana Yadav Ravi Verma Smriti Singh

19/08/2026

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19/08/2026

Independence is more than a feeling. It is a responsibility. 🇮🇳

As we celebrated our first Independence Day at Tattva Foundation, our CEO shared a powerful reflection on what it means to be a responsible citizen.

Patriotism should not be something we feel only during a cricket match or on a national holiday. It should also reflect in how we use our opportunities to lift others.

As we grow, can we take someone along with us? Can we mentor someone who did not have the same opportunities? Can we help bridge the social, economic, financial and digital divides around us?

From rural India to our neighbourhoods, from those who have had access to the best opportunities to those who are still finding their way — progress becomes meaningful when we make space for others to grow with us.

Her message to Team Tattva was simple: keep growing, but keep pulling someone else forward too.

And perhaps, that is one way we can make our Independence truly meaningful. 🇮🇳

Akanksha Jaiswal

16/08/2026

Celebrated Independence by spreading smiles and joy. A special day with the children at Shri Ram Audhyogic Anathalya - filled with gifts, cake, laughter, and togetherness.
Because freedom feels even better when shared.

Akanksha Jaiswal Smriti Singh Bal Krishana Yadav Girdhari Bora

13/08/2026

What if the people using a solution every day could also help shape what it becomes?

That is the idea behind the Meghalaya ECD Mission community engagement tool.

As ECD Fellows use the tool in their day-to-day work, their questions, experiences, challenges, and suggestions are becoming part of the learning process. Their voices are helping us understand what works, what needs to change, and how the solution can better respond to frontline realities.

Because technology works best when it is community-driven, grounded in lived experiences, and built around the people it is meant to serve.

It is about learning with the community and building something that can grow with their needs.

SCEP MEGHALAYA

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