2. To understand nature-positive solutions for more resilient and sustainable agri-food systems.

Description : The study aimed to understand nature-positive solutions for more resilient and sustainable agri-food systems and the true cost of food production, the impacts of nature-positive solutions on human, social, and health dimensions.

3. Impact assessment of training on stakeholder- "building blocks for the right start” in Maharashtra

Description : The purpose of this study was to evaluate the impact of Early Learning and Math (ELM) training provided by Save the Children on the early learning and math skills in Aanganwadi Centers (AWCs) and schools, as well as to understand the perceptions of Aanganwadi Workers (AWWs), school teachers, and parents regarding the effectiveness of the ELM training, the teaching strategies utilized by AWWs and school teachers, involvement of parents and other stakeholders in supporting Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE), and recommendations for future interventions to improve the quality of ECCE.

4. Evaluation of commercial use case for “Swaasa®” in various health care setting in 11 centers spread across 08 states in India.

Description : The evaluation was aimed at assessing the commercial use case for "Swaasa®" in various healthcare settings in 11 centers spread across 08 states in India. The evaluation sought to establish the willingness of clinicians and individuals to use the "Swaasa®" application. The assessment also aimed to identify the types of method(s) that were currently being used for screening respiratory illnesses. This assessment provided insights from the clinician and individual perspectives on the existing screening methods and the amount of money users intended to spend to access "Swaasa®". The evaluation also indicated the successes, challenges, and lessons learned from the commercial use of application-based screening of respiratory issues.

5. Assess the strategy, design, inputs, processes, output, and outcomes of the Pan India NCD Program

Description : This study focused on evaluating the strategy, design, inputs, processes, output, and outcomes of the Pan India Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) Program and proposes recommendations for its future implementation. The assessment encompassed scrutinizing the alignment of the program with national health objectives, evaluating resource efficiency, and analyzing achieved outcomes in NCD prevention and control. The data collection methodology involved engaging key stakeholders in 6 states, including District NCD Cell Representatives, District Managers, Chief Medical Officers, General Nursing and Midwifery/Auxiliary Nurse and Midwife personnel, and Community Health Officers, to gather insights into challenges, successes, and lessons learned at the ground level. This comprehensive approach aimed to provide actionable insights for strengthening the NP-NCD Program and addressing the evolving landscape of non-communicable diseases in India.

6. Commercial Evaluation of Clinikk Project

Description : With the vision of expediting India's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) established a healthcare blended financing facility named "SAMRIDH" to support the scale-up and deployment of high-impact healthcare solutions. IPE, along with CHRI/PATH as their technical partner, undertook pilot commercial validation for select deployment-ready innovations, enabling diagnostics, care, digital health, and innovative logistics access to the ecosystem. One such innovative solution for commercial evaluation was Clinikk. The primary objective of the study was to assess the commercial validation of Clinikk and identify opportunities for growth and expansion. The specific objectives of the study included conducting a comprehensive market analysis of the subscription fee-based healthcare and insurance access facilitation platform market to determine its size, growth potential, and key market trends.

7. Assessment of Atal Tinkering Enables Schools in 17 States of India.

Description : Evaluate the performance of funded ATLs in terms of infrastructure, student engagements, ATL events and innovations carried out in the schools. Measure effective utilization and compliance of the ATL scheme by reviewing parameters like fund utilization, operational compliance and database available at AIM for funded schools.

8. Assess the impact of self-care, disability empowerment, drug adherence, leprosy services in urban areas.

Description : The study aimed to evaluate the acceptability both within the government health system and the community. The study intended to assess the ease of implementation and proactively address any challenges that may arise during the implementation process. Subsequently, the study delved into the analysis of the cost-effectiveness of various models and approaches employed. As part of our thorough assessment, we will also identify future implementation needs and propose any necessary modifications.