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A list of various research projects undertaken by MAMTA is given below:

 

Sl. No

Name of project /year

Supporting

/Collaborating Agency

Coverage

Achieved

Objectives Accomplished

1

Sexual Behaviour Patterns and their Determinants among Adolescents

 

(2000 - 2002)

WHO -Geneva

Resettlement Colony in South Delhi – Sangam Vihar covering 50,000 population

 

Tigri, JJ Camp urban slum in South Delhi of population 45,000

Understanding of sexual behaviour patterns and their determinants amongst adolescents in urban slums and urban settlements and suggest intervention that are appropriate to promote sexual well-being and better reproductive health status

2

Adolescent Health and Development in India: An Action Approach

 

(2000)

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India,

 

UNFPA

Ten Indian States – Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi, Bihar, West Bengal, Orissa, Manipur Provided an overview of the existing adolescent health and development policies and programmes in the country and suggested to the Government of India the policy recommendations and action plan

3

Dimensions of Early Pregnancy in Rural and Urban India

 

(2001 – 2003)

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India, and UNFPA Located in six states of the country, namely Karnataka, Rajasthan, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh , West Bengal,and Uttar Pradesh. Each study area had population of 60,000 including rural and urban. Examined prevailing status and determinants of early pregnancy and undertook interventions for its prevention

4

What Every Adolescent Has Right to Know

 

(2003-2004)

 

Ongoing

UNICEF

Districts Ajmer and Karauli in Rajasthan, and districts Bankura and 24 South Pragana in West Bengal Expected outcomes: Addressing the communication needs of the young people with a focus on the                   out-of-school youth and developing guidelines /strategies for socio-culturally gender sensitive and youth friendly communication package for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

5

‘Zero Violence Zone’ A pilot initiative: Urban rural situations

 

(2003 - 2004)

 

Ongoing

UNIFEM

2,000 households – at Resettlement Colony in South Delhi – Sangam Vihar and in Community Development Block Bawal, Rewari, Harayana Create a ‘Zero-violence Zone’ in the community to provide maximum opportunities for most favourable physical, psychological, mental and emotional well being of community members, especially women and young girls.
6

Adolescents and the public health system

 

(2003-2004)

WHO

Two districts of Himachal Pradesh Examined the extent of preparedness of public health system to cater to the health care needs of adolescents


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