India
Working with the Government of Odisha to strengthen health, nutrition and WASH services, particularly for those living in rural areas
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IndiaSupporting systems strengthening to provide quality services to improve the health and nutrition of the poorest people, particularly those residing in rural areas, and women and children
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IndiaAssessment of the contraceptive landscape and development of a model to estimate market size for a non-profit pharmaceutical company to inform the potential launch of a long-term contraceptive method
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IndiaInstitutional and technical support to strengthen the National State Institutes of Health and Family Welfare
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IndiaConducting PEER studies to inform the design of family planning and reproductive health services
Increasing use of quality health services through health sector reform
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IndiaStrengthening the public health system and regulation of private provision to improve health outcomes
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IndiaImproving access and delivery of maternal, newborn and child health services by designing and testing innovations
News
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020On 25 April 2014 the Village Girja Tola was declared the first Open Defecation Free Village.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020The Shakti Varta has led to some tangible results for women and children in villages. For Arati and her husband Darasingh Pradhan, it meant the birth and survival of a healthy baby girl.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020A community based initiative in Bihar, India is educating and empowering women to take ownership of the health and hygiene of themselves and their families, leading to healthier communities.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020New evidence highlights urgent need for multi-sectorial approach to address child malnutrition in Odisha. The prevalence of undernutrition in children under five in India has declined significantly in the last 10-15 years, but in several states, including Odisha, it remains unacceptably high.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020A recent survey (2015-2016) of 57,841 women, conducted in Bihar state, India, revealed that 35% of married women aged between 15-49 years old had experienced violence from their spouse in the last 12 months, but only 3.2% had sought help.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020We worked with the Government of Odisha, India to improve sanitation and support villages to become open defecation free.