Studies on National Health Programmes
Exploring Universal Access to Medicines
CHSJ in collaboration with SAHAYOG and the University of Edinburgh (along with Martin Chautari in Nepal) worked on a research project “Tracing pharmaceuticals in South Asia: regulation, distribution and consumption” in 2008. This research was led by a research group at the University of Edinburgh, including members of the Centre for International Public Health Policy and the research network on the Sociology and Anthropology of Health and Illness.
Empowering the Poor for Claiming Health Rights
Report, English 2007
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Social Auditing of NRHMThis process was initiated early 2008 and was completed in 8 districts of UP and Uttarakhand. This process clearly highlighted the capacity of local communities to engage in a serious enquiry of health programme delivery and share the finding sensitively to engage the health providers and managers in planning for change.
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Reviving Hopes, Realising Rights
Report, English, Published 2010
A report on the First Phase of Community Monitoring under NRHM. The community monitoring project took place across 9 States of India from 2007-09. This report describes the process, results, innovation and recommendation by the review team. |
Citizen's Reports on the NRHM
CHSJ has facilitated a process of annual feedback on the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) with special emphasis on RCH -2 components. CHSJ has also prepared two citizen's reports employing using qualitative methodologies on the NRHM (2006 and 2007) in 7 states including Uttar Pradesh, which have been shared at National Stakeholders Consultation. The consultation was attended by bilateral organisations, UN agencies, Civil Society Organisations from across the country as well as the Government.
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