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IIHMR Bangalore

Completed Research Projects - 2024

Strengthening 1st 1000 Days and Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) in Urban Slums of Bangalore
Project Title

National Family Health Survey-6, Tripura

Funding Agency

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India

Project Team

Dr. Gyan Kashyap (PI), Dr. Amita Mukhopadhyay, Dr. Pijush Kanti Khan Mr. Sarthak Mohapatra, Mr. Saheb Biswas

Duration

September 2023 - July 2024

Location

All the 8 districts in Tripura

About The Project
The Institute has been assigned as a field agency to survey the entire Tripura. IIHMR took up the fieldwork in two stages. The first stage of fieldwork consisted of mapping and listing of households in selected sample village (s)/urban block (s). This served as a frame for the selection of households for collecting information in prescribed survey schedules and in the second phase (main survey) across Tripura State. The fieldwork for mapping and listing in the State of Tripura was completed in November 2023 covering a total of 384 PSUs across the 8 districts of Tripura. Main survey was completed in July 2024.
Evaluation of the Impact of the ICDS Programme (including Poshan Abhiyan) in Karnataka State in terms of Improving the Nutritional Status of Women and Children for promoting the achievement of nutritional targets under Sustainable Developmental Goal -2 for the period 2015-16 to 2020-21
Project Title
Awareness, Utilisation and Socio-Economic Impact of PMBJP Kendra in the State of Karnataka (Collaboration with BNMIT and St. Joseph’s University, Bangalore)

Funding Agency

 ICSSR, New Delhi

Project Team

Dr. Neetha Mahadev,
Dr. R. Sarala,
Dr. Dr. Deepika Joshi
Dr. Jyoti R Munavalli

Duration

Oct 2023 - March 2025

Location

Districts of Karnataka

About The Project
This project evaluated the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Jan Aushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP) in the state of Karnataka, aiming to discern the scheme’s efficacy, reach, and economic ramifications on a diverse array of stakeholders, including Kendra entrepreneurs, beneficiary households, and medical practitioners. By employing structured survey instruments, the study captured an array of perspectives, thereby facilitated a multi-dimensional understanding of the PMBJP’s operational landscape and its overarching impact.

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