POLICIES & GOVERNANCE

Principles before promises.

RADHAA is building a practical policy framework for community programmes, field evidence and institutional partnerships. The summaries below explain the intended standard while formal documents move through review.

IN PREPARATION

Safeguarding

Programmes should protect children, adults at risk, community members, staff and volunteers from harm, exploitation and inappropriate conduct. Concerns must have a clear route for confidential reporting and responsible response.

IN PREPARATION

Privacy and informed consent

Information should be collected for a clear purpose, limited to what is useful and handled with appropriate consent. Participation in a photograph, story or data activity must not be assumed from programme attendance.

IN PREPARATION

Responsible field data

Farmer phone numbers, exact personal addresses, Aadhaar details, bank details, sensitive identifiers and raw geolocation are not intended for public publication without a specific lawful purpose and informed consent.

IN PREPARATION

Grievance redressal

Community members and partners should be able to raise a concern, understand how it will be reviewed and receive a response without retaliation. An accessible grievance route will be published after approval.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

Claim and metric control

Every impact number must distinguish a target, reported figure and verified result. Programme teams should retain the source, period, geography, definition and last verification date.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

Transparent partnerships

RADHAA will not attribute another organization’s grant, project, participants or achievements to itself without fact-specific approval and evidence.

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