Research

Data collection and analysis

Data collection is woven into our programme DNA. We currently manage over 290 data points from 50,000 households in Mumbai’s low-income settlements. Our team is trained in both qualitative and quantitative data collection, using mobile applications to facilitate the process and reduce errors.

Measuring impact

SNEHA’s Monitoring and Evaluation team comprises of public health researchers who monitor and track programme performance against key indicators. They are responsible for administering baseline, midline and endline surveys to evaluate the impact of our programmes. Our team holds monthly research meetings in order to generate new evidence and incorporate research insights across programs.

Research partnerships

We partner with governments, funders, and academic institutions to execute qualitative and quantitative research that can contribute to public health and policy literature. We also host and mentor volunteer researchers from national and international universities throughout the year.