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Our Partners in Change

This includes major organisations with whom Svayam worked to bring out progressive change in the infrastructure and facilities to make them accessible to all including Seniors and People with disabilities.

Partner Name   

Archaeological Survey of India
Svayam has been working with ASI since its inception to bring out accessibility at heritage properties under ASI. Svayam also signed a joint MOU with ASI to be their official Access Consultants.
Min. of Tourism, India
Svayam has been closely working with the Ministry of Tourism through workshops and sensitization on accessible tourism, as a part of core-committee on Accessible Tourism. Svayam also conducted a sensitization workshop at Ministry HQ for various state tourism development corporations and tourism departments. It is regularly involved in capacity building training programmes for various stake holders on the making the hospitality sector accessible to all.
Min. of Transport, Delhi
Svayam audited the new bus Q shelter of Delhi Transport Corporation and found that though it was claimed to be an accessible one with an International logo of Accessibility placed on each Bus Q shelter however, there was no access provided to it from the immediate road or service lane rendering it to be a mere island of accessibility. Svayam suggested a design that was accepted by DTC and is now an integral part of their Bus Q shelter design for new tenders.
New Delhi Municipal Council
Svayam audited NDMC's Office Building which is under execution currently. Also Svayam carried out audit of 240 Public Conveneinces in the NDMC area to be accessible to all. The design suggested by Svayam forms the basis of all future tenders for PTUs.
Welcome Group of Hotel and Hyatt Regency


Svayam joined hands with these hospitality giants and audited their premier hotels on invitation from them. Svayam, in its audit reports gave suggestions to improve accessibility in these hotels to make them more welcoming to guests with reduced mobility which are being implemented by the hotels.