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SUMMARY:A talk on "Engaging with Social Sector Programmes: Insights from Anemia Mukt Bharat"
DESCRIPTION:The process of development is not devoid of its problems. They are widely a
 cknowledged with considerable research on their determinants and (potential
 ) solutions. National policies and programmes are often conceptualized on s
 uch robust evidence. Yet, the impact remains elusive which forms a burning 
 question in development. This talk draws upon my experience with the Anemia
  Mukt Bharat program of India and outlines the status and challenges in ach
 ieving program impact. Anemia is a complex problem that requires greater fo
 cus on implementation research with a multi-disciplinary perspective. Follo
 wing a systems approach, the talk highlights the need and scope for leverag
 ing academic research to enhance the effectiveness of developmental solutio
 ns.\nSpeaker: Dr. William Joe, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi.\nDr. Wi
 lliam Joe is an Assistant Professor at the Population Research Centre (PRC)
 , Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi and is also affiliated as Bernard Low
 n Scholar, Harvard-Chan School of Public Health, Harvard University, United
  States. He has PhD in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University with rese
 arch interests in Health Economics, Demography, Development Economics and P
 rogram Evaluation.\nCurrently he is involved in research and technical supp
 ort on maternal and child nutrition in India for the Ministry of Health and
  Family Welfare, the NITI Aayog, Tata Trusts and the UNICEF. He is also eng
 aged in monitoring and evaluation of National Health Mission (NHM).\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The process of development is not devoid of its problems. They are widel
 y acknowledged with considerable research on their determinants and (potent
 ial) solutions. National policies and programmes are often conceptualized o
 n such robust evidence. Yet, the impact remains elusive which forms a burni
 ng question in development. This talk draws upon my experience with the Ane
 mia Mukt Bharat program of India and outlines the status and challenges in 
 achieving program impact. Anemia is a complex problem that requires greater
  focus on implementation research with a multi-disciplinary perspective. Fo
 llowing a systems approach, the talk highlights the need and scope for leve
 raging academic research to enhance the effectiveness of developmental solu
 tions.</p><p><strong>Speaker: Dr. William Joe, Institute of Economic Growth
 , Delhi.</strong><br />Dr. William Joe is an Assistant Professor at the Pop
 ulation Research Centre (PRC), Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi and is a
 lso affiliated as Bernard Lown Scholar, Harvard-Chan School of Public Healt
 h, Harvard University, United States. He has PhD in Economics from Jawaharl
 al Nehru University with research interests in Health Economics, Demography
 , Development Economics and Program Evaluation.<br />Currently he is involv
 ed in research and technical support on maternal and child nutrition in Ind
 ia for the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the NITI Aayog, Tata Trus
 ts and the UNICEF. He is also engaged in monitoring and evaluation of Natio
 nal Health Mission (NHM).</p>
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