Health Inequities in a Conflict Area – An In-Depth Qualitative Study in Assam Achutha Menon Centre For Health Science Studies Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute For Medical Sciences & Technology Trivandrum, Kerala, India. (2017)
This study was part of a larger multi-centric study initiated to look at health inequities among tribal populations in India. In Assam, using an in-depth qualitative methodology with ethnographic elements, we focused on studying the health of tribal communities affected by violent conflicts
Evaluation of Peace Project Indo Global Social Service Society – New Delhi (2019)
Carried out Peace Project Evaluation commissioned by IGSSS in 3 districts of Assam (Karbi Anglong, Kokrajhar and Chirang)
Documentation of Case Stories across 5 Districts of Assam Terre Des Hommes, Germany (2020)
Documented stories of change @ 3 stories each x 4 partner organizations of TDH partner organization working in Assam
Study on Grassroots Level Planning & Governance in Bodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD) UNICEF (2019)
The study seeks to understand the current functional structure of local governance in the areas under the jurisdiction of BTC. The study also covers the process of delivery of government welfare schemes through local level institutions in the BTC areas under its scope.
A scoping study titled ‘Work and Opportunities for Women’ (WoW) Business Social Responsibility, US & DFID, UK (2020)
Supported by DFID, UK Govt. Surveyed 300 tea garden workers (300 interview and 2 FGDs) in the T.E of Pertapgarh, Khowang, Numaligarh covering the districts of Bishwanath, Dibrugarh and Numaligarh. Through the study, we could learn about women’s life experience and wellbeing with focus on understanding VAW
