The Tata Group immediately initiated its Tata Jammu & Kashmir Floods Response Programme in 2014. Institutionally situated within Tata Relief Committee, and coordinated by Tata Sustainability Group, the programme aimed to support communities in the aftermath of the floods by focusing its response on those worst affected in the districts of Baramulla, Pulwama, Anantnag, Budgam, Bandipora and Srinagar. The relief support comprised of distributing survival kits, solar lanterns and safe drinking water to setting up medical camps, community kitchens and interim shelters. The rehabilitation phase efforts included strengthening the Government Veterinary Hospital in Srinagar with necessary equipment to provide the best medical care to livestock, construction Early Childhood Care and Education Centres, strengthening the early childhood education, providing schools with pre fabricated infrastructure, computer laboratories and furniture supports in collaboration with the Education Department. Total lives impacted were 1.24 lakhs.

The One Tata Andhra Pradesh Hudhud cyclone Response Programme was institutionally situated within Tata Relief Committee, and coordinated by Tata Sustainability Group, the programme aimed to support communities in the aftermath of the cyclone by focusing its response on immediate relief, followed by extensive rehabilitation. Total lives impacted as a part of this response were 1.8 lakhs. As part of the immediate relief, measures were taken to clear the debris, make safe drinking water accessible through RO plants, provide solar lights and restore power lines in the city, the Tata Swach water purifier kits were also distributed in the communities in collaboration with various Tata companies. Moving on from Relief to the Rehabilitation phase, the interventions concentrated on rehabilitation of persons with disability, youth skill development programme, livelihood support, improving water and sanitation and setting up computer laboratories and play facilities in schools, RO water and desalination plant to provide clean drinking water and working with government in building community based disaster resilience and preparedness.

The Tata group established the "Tata Assam Flood Disaster Response Program' to undertake the relief work. A host of Tata companies led by APPL, including IHCL, Tata Communications, Tata Steel, Tata Capital, Tata Projects and Titan concentrated their efforts in one of the worst affected districts of Cachar which has inhospitable terrain and borders Bangladesh. Together with the district administration, Assam Rifles and Tata volunteers, the program reached out to the most inaccessible areas and touched the lives of over 6,000 individuals.

Amidst intermittent rainfall that threatened to arrest all rescue and relief operations, Tata group continued to plough through all odds, to aid those affected by devastating floods in Jammu & Kashmir in 2014. Tata group has reached out to close to 400,000 people...

In the devastated Uttarakhand hills, the Tata group's efforts to provide immediate relief and support with long-term rehabilitation, has helped build community resilience in the aftermath of the floods in 2013. Tata group has reached out to close to 400,000 people...