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Impact dashboard & transparency
Donors and partners should see exactly what their support achieves. We publish only measured and verified figures, each with its reporting period and definition.
How we report
Verified data- 1Record in the field
- 2Verify
- 3Publish
- 4Audit
Dashboard
Programme results
First verified figures will appear after the 2026–27 reporting period closes.
Indicators
What each figure means
Every figure on the dashboard follows one of these definitions.
| Impact area | Indicators | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Healthcare | People reached, camps held, referrals completed | Camp registers and referral logs |
| Nutrition | Awareness sessions, families reached | Session attendance sheets |
| Agriculture | Farmers trained, soil tests completed | Farmer register and lab reports |
| Biomass recycling | Tonnes collected or recycled, where measured | Weighbridge or field measurement |
| Education | Schools engaged, students trained | School attendance records |
| Women's empowerment | Women trained, SHGs engaged | SHG and training registers |
| Welfare support | Applications assisted, referrals completed | Help desk case records |
| Community | Villages reached, active volunteers | Village and volunteer registers |
Transparency
How your money is used
We will publish budgets, fund utilisation and audited accounts for every project.
Project budgets
Planned budget for each camp, school and village programme.
Fund utilisation
How donations and CSR funds were spent, by project.
Audited accounts
Annual audited statements and trust registration details.
Roadmap
How the HEART platform will grow
Phase 1 · Launch
Public website, programme pages, camp calendar, donations, volunteers and impact reporting.
Phase 2 · Community
Farmer registration, Odia resources, welfare guidance and a mobile community portal.
Phase 3 · Digital health
Telemedicine, clinical workflows, telepathology referrals and secure patient records.
Phase 4 · Research
Agriculture research data, soil health reporting and biomass tracking.
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