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OVERVIEW
 “To bring about change, one must begin with being the change.”
 This is what the Trusts have initiated over 125 years ago and continue to
do so with their deep-rooted philanthropy
 Tata Trusts aims to relentlessly pursue meaningful and irreversible
change in a variety of fields such as water, sanitation, health and
nutrition, education, innovation, technology and livelihood that impact the
lives of millions of Indians
 With numerous initiatives, interventions and programmes, the Trusts aim
not only to enhance and support lives, but to plant the seeds of self-
sustained growth for the secured futures of countless communities
 BACKGROUND

 It was founded in the year 1868 by Jamsetji Tata after whom the company
has been named
 In 1904, after Jamsetji’s death, his oldest son - Sir Dorab Tata became the
chairman of the group
 After Dorab Tata, Nowraoji Saklatwala header the group (1938) and was
succeeded by Jahangir Ratangi Dadaboy Tata
 Ratan Tata, the incumbent chairman of the group succeeded JRD Tata in
1991
J.N TATA ENDOWMENT - 1892 SIR RATAN TATA - 1919 SIR DORABJI TATA TRUST – 1932

J.N TATA ENDOWMENT – 1892 SIR RATAN TATA - 1919

J.R.D. TATA TRUST 1944 NAVBAI RATAN TATA TRUST & TATA EDUCATION AND
JAMSETJI TATA TRUST – 1974 DEVELOPMENT TRUST - 2008
Financial Status | Listed/Unlisted

• The total disbursals made by the Trusts during the

year 2019 were `4,661.06 million (US $66.59
million)
• Disbursals of `4,106.65 million (US $58.67
million) were made on all programme grants
during the year
• Small grants touched `29.70 million (US $0.42
million)
• The total disbursals to individuals amounted to
`524.71 million (US $7.50 million).

Tata Trusts, a group of charitable entities that

owns two-thirds of Tata Sons exited from
the listed group companies, from Tata Steel
to Tata Motors, by selling their minority stake in
them to the holding company
 LEADERSHIP
• Mr. Ratan .N. Tata was the Chairman of Tata Sons from 1991
till his retirement on December 28, 2012

• Mr Tata was the chairman of major Tata companies, including

Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Tata Consultancy Services, etc.

• He is the Chairman of the Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Allied

Trusts, and the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and the Allied Trusts

• He also serves on the board of trustees of Cornell University

and the University of Southern California
RATAN .N. TATA • The Government of India honoured Mr Tata with its second-
highest civilian award, the Padma Vibhushan, in 2008. He has
also received honorary doctorates from several universities in
India and overseas
 Ashish Deshpande Debasis Ray Arun Pandhi Manoj Kumar
CFO and Company Head – Director – Head – Entrepreneurship
Secretary Communications and Program and Innovations
Public Relations Implementation

Mehrab Irani R Pavithra Kumar

Lakshman Sethuraman Naazneen Balsara
Group CFO Chief Program Director
Head – Project Head – Internal Audit
Management Group
 Products and Services
Digital
Healthcare Nutrition Education Livelihood Transformation

Environment Migration and Arts and

and Energy Urban Habitat
Sports
Culture

Disaster Relief Social Injustice Individual

Skill
and and Guest
Development
Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Programmes
 HEALTHCARE WATER EDUCATION INNOVATION INSTITUTIONS

NUTRITION SAFE VOCATIONAL DATA DRIVEN MIT TATA CENTRE

MATERNAL AND DRINKING TRAINING/ SKILLS GOVERNANCE
CHILD NUTRITION WATER DEVELOPMENT

HEALTH SYSTEM
STRENGTHENING TEACHER TATA CENTRE
PRIMARY TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION INTERNET SAATHI FOR
HEALTHCARE DEVELOPMENT
DIAGNOSTICS

COMMUNICABLE TRIBAL AND RESEARCH AND

DISEASE PURIFICATION MADRASA DEVELOPMENT TATA INSTITUTE
TB – IHF HEPATITIS EDUCATION THROUGH OF SOCIAL
INSTITUTIONS SCIENCES

NON-
COMMUNICABLE SANITATION SPORTS INCUBATION AND
DISEASE ACCELERATION
CANCER CARE &
MENTAL HEALTH
LEGACY OF BUILDING WORLD CLASS INSTITUTIONS
TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

TATA MEDICAL CENTRE

TATA CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT,

SIR RATAN TATA DEPARTMENT AT LSE NATIONAL CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS NATIONAL CANCER GRID

1911 1941 1945 1988 2012

1912 1944 1969 2011 2016

TATA CENTRE FOR TECHONLOGY AND DESIGN

TATA INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
TATA MEMORIAL CENTRE FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH ADVANCED STUDIES
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF
SCIENCE
 Vision Mission
• The Tata Trusts continue to be
• The renewed mission of the Trusts
guided by the principles of its
is to positively and sustainably
founder, Jamsetji Tata
impact 100 million beneficiaries by
2021
• With his vision of proactive
philanthropy and approach to
• With close to 900 projects being
‘giving’, the Trusts catalyse
implemented — either through its
societal development while
over 450 partners or through direct
ensuring that initiatives and
implementation — the Trusts cover
interventions have a
millions of households in 170
contemporary relevance to the
districts, across 17 states of India
nation
VALUES
1. Integrity
We will be fair, honest, transparent and ethical in our conduct; everything we do must stand the test of public scrutiny

2. Responsibility
We will integrate environmental and social principles in our businesses, ensuring that what comes from the people goes
back to the people many times over

3. Excellence
We will be passionate about achieving the highest standards of quality

4.Pioneering
We will be bold and agile, courageously taking on challenges, using deep customer insight to develop innovative
solutions

5.Unity
We will invest in our people and partners, enable continuous learning, and build caring and collaborative relationships
based on trust and mutual respect
SUSTAINABILITY PLANS

 Tata Trusts have collaborated with The Nature

Conservancy-India to design and implement the
Indian Collaborative for Applied Sustainability
Solutions (ICASS) programme
 The programme is guided by the vision of an India
where leaders and communities use science to make
better decisions concerning their natural resources,
leading to the development of a vibrant and healthy
country
 The programme aims to strengthen the entire
ecosystem of science providers that supports the
needs of decision-makers, emerging as an effective
influencer
Location : Bombay House, 24, Homi Mody Street, Mumbai,
Maharashtra 400001
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PRESS RELEASES / MEDIA
COVERAGE

The “Persistence of Being” was a choreographed full

length performance by the students of MA in
Performance Practice (Dance), School of Culture and
Creative Expressions, AUD – a programme that is
supported by Tata Trusts. It was performed at Black
Box Okhla, Delhi from March 6-8th, 2020.
 Communication
Messages
• Tata Trusts has started a
nationwide community outreach
campaign to induce adoption of
health practices, as promoted by the
government, in rural areas to prevent
Veteran N Srinath the spread of COVID-19

• The campaign ''5 Kadam, Corona

• Tata Veteran N Srinath has
emerged as a strong
contender to lead India’s Tata
Trusts
• He was the executive
• Over 70 celebrities, including Nana
assistant to Tata Ratan
• He will have to deal with the
legal battles at Tata Trusts
among other things
Mukt Jeevan'', ranges from video
messages in various local
languages, even dialects, short
animation videos and infographics
to audio messages, and SMS-based
messaging
Tata Trusts commences pan
Patekar, Harbhajan Singh, Atul India campaign to prevent
Kulkarni and Sonali Kulkarni , have
spread of COVID-19
lent their support with video and
audio messages
References

https://www.tatatrusts.org/Upload/PDF/annual-report-sdtt-2018-19.pdf
https://www.tatatrusts.org/about-tatatrusts
https://www.tatatrusts.org/media/press-releases
https://www.tatatrusts.org/media/media-reports
https://www.tatatrusts.org/about-tatatrusts
https://www.tatatrusts.org/about-tatatrusts/our-leadership-team
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