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The last mile isn't a barrier. With Tri-Impact, it's where real change happens.
Climate action, decent work and livelihood security, delivered through documented field systems in India's production clusters, artisan communities and climate-vulnerable districts since 2012.
- Since 2012
- Continuous field delivery
- 515,523
- Workers reached
- 141,628
- Children supported
Partners and collaborators
What we are
People. Planet. Prosperity. Each depends on the other.
Tri-Impact began with a decade of work focused on workers and their children in textile production. In 2022, we expanded our mission to include nature-responsive production and climate action.
Worker well-being depends on viable livelihoods. Livelihoods depend on healthy ecosystems. Climate resilience depends on communities, institutions and businesses acting together. That interdependence is the meaning of Tri-Impact Global, and the reason its vision reads people, planet and prosperity together.
Field reach
Reach this deep takes fourteen years.
Documented delivery since 2012, across production clusters, artisan communities, and climate-vulnerable households where formal systems reach their operational limits.
Since 2012Building delivery infrastructure where formal reach runs out
515,523Workers reached through programmes, legal protections and direct welfare access
227,590Of those, homeworkers identified and linked to formal systems for the first time
141,628Children in worker households supported with education and welfare access
2,000+Artisans and weavers supported, including Silk Mark and GI support
375+Climate adaptation solutions documented across 13 Uttarakhand districts
400+Local entrepreneurs connected through climate resilience work
30 companies, 300+ unitsTrained through Roshni to map their own production networks
2,550Migrant and informal workers made visible to employers through WorkersJoint, with IOM
Cumulative figures for Tri-Impact programmes since 2012.
What we do
Three focus areas.
Three focus areas.
One connected response.
Each connects to ESG priorities, Sustainable Development Goal targets and circular economy outcomes, set out in detail across Our Work.
01
Climate Action
Communities adapting to climate stress on their own terms, documented so the practice can be verified and repeated. 375+ solutions, 13 districts Explore → 02Decent Work
Workers and homeworkers outside formal systems, connected to what they are owed. 515,523 workers reached Explore → 03Livelihood Security
Artists, artisans and producers under pressure, backed so skilled work pays and earns a fair price. 2,000+ artisans and weavers Explore →
Our method
The Neev Cycle: built on what stands.
The Neev Cycle begins from what a partner already does well, builds change they continue to own, and documents every step. Four principles hold it together: Appreciative Approach, Trust-Based Engagement, Co-Creation and Measurable Progress.
The method builds on SEED-SCALE.
How the Neev Cycle works
The Neev Cycle
A seven-step cycle built on four principles: Appreciative Approach, Trust-Based Engagement, Co-Creation and Measurable Progress.
- Identify willing partners
- Map strengths and successes
- Build trust through success dialogues
- Capture stakeholder expectations
- Education and feedback
- Map the full ecosystem
- Implement, document and iterate
Initiatives
See all initiatives Turning local resources into lasting livelihoods.
Art traditions, invasive plants, livestock dung and crop residues. Tri-Impact's initiatives turn what a place already has into income, healthier soil and resilience to a changing climate.
Livelihood Security · Decent WorkLiving Art Traditions
Skills, provenance, buyers, savings and health, brought together around each artist.
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Climate Action · Livelihood SecurityNatural Colours
Natural dye from invasive plants, native plants and food waste, made and sold by artisans.
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Livelihood Security · Climate ActionDung to Dignity
Livestock dung, turned into compost for the family farm and for sale.
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Climate Action · Livelihood SecurityFrom Organic Resources to Green Enterprises
Lantana, pine needles and crop residues, turned into biochar and rural enterprises.
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Insights from practice
What the field reveals before policy catches up.
What happens on the ground tends to surface before it reaches policy. These are field notes on the gaps, decisions and evidence shaping climate action, decent work, livelihoods and responsible business, as they show up in practice.
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The Carbon Disclosure Tsunami: The Disclosure Harmonisation Approach to Multi-Framework Compliance
One data foundation. Served every framework.
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Bring us your toughest field challenges and boldest programme objectives. Let's tackle the last mile together.