Accountability
Reports & Transparency
NASA is committed to transparent governance, responsible program implementation, and measurable impact. Its work has historically focused on Dalit and Adivasi communities while also serving other vulnerable and underserved rural populations. Selected public materials are available below. Additional documentation may be shared with qualified institutional partners as part of an appropriate due-diligence process.
Public Materials
Independent Longitudinal Impact Assessment
Assessment of NASA's interventions during 2009–2019, covering relevance, impact, sustainability, community ownership, and quality of life.
View ReportAnnual Highlights 2025–26
Selected program highlights from April 2025 to March 2026.
Coming SoonAnnual Highlights 2024–25
Selected program highlights from April 2024 to March 2025.
Coming SoonGovernance Policy Summary
NASA has adopted internal policies and controls to support responsible governance, financial accountability, child safeguarding, inclusive program implementation, and appropriate organizational management. The summaries below provide an overview of the organization’s governance framework. Additional documentation may be shared with qualified institutional partners as part of an appropriate due-diligence process.
NASA maintains governance procedures to support appropriate oversight, accountability, organizational decision-making, and responsible program implementation.
Internal financial procedures support budgeting, approvals, expenditure documentation, audit readiness, and responsible stewardship of organizational resources.
NASA is committed to protecting the dignity, privacy, safety, and well-being of children participating in its programs. Internal processes guide appropriate conduct, use of photographs, and publication of children's stories.
NASA promotes respectful, inclusive, and gender-sensitive participation across its programs and organizational practices.
Human-resource procedures support appropriate staff management, workplace practices, roles, responsibilities, and organizational accountability.
NASA maintains procedures to support transparent decision-making and appropriate handling of potential conflicts of interest.
Internal procedures support the appropriate allocation of shared organizational and administrative expenses across programs.
Detailed internal policies are not published on this website. Qualified institutional partners may request additional information for due-diligence purposes.
Request Institutional InformationInstitutional Information
Registration documents, audited statements, and governance information may be shared with qualified institutional partners upon request.
Available Upon Request
- Society-registration documentation
- FCRA-registration documentation
- Income-tax registration documentation
- Memorandum of Association
- Audited financial statements
- Governance-policy summary
- Child-safeguarding information
- Additional due-diligence documentation, where appropriate