Preparation of Tourism Master Plan for the Chilika Lake & its Catchment in Odisha under Integrated Coastal Zone Management Plan (ICZMP), Odisha, India
The World Bank/Chilika Development AuthorityThe project aimed to promote responsible tourism including eco-tourism and community-based tourism in and around Chilika Lake and its catchment area, the second largest brackish water lagoon in the world and the largest in Asia. It focused on conservation of ecological resources and promotion of wise use of the lake & basin resources and extend appropriate economic activities to benefit the local communities.
RANI: Reduction in Anaemia through Normative Innovations
Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationRANI was a clustered randomised controlled trial that tested the ability of a norms-based behaviour change intervention to reduce anemia. The project supported the National and State Governments' anemia reduction endeavours among Women of Reproductive Age (15-49 years). Using an innovative package of interventions, RANI promoted changes in social norms, knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours of WRA and pregnant women in Odisha to increase initial intake and adherence to iron and folic acid consumption and reduce anemia...
Project Management, Design and Supervision Consultancy (PMDSC) Services for South Asia Tourism Infrastructure Development Project (SATIDP), Bangladesh
ADB/ Department of Archaeology, Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Govt. of People’s Republic of BangladeshThe project aimed at promoting cultural tourism of four different archaeological sites (including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sompur Mahavira at Paharpur and the Sixty Domed Mosque within the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bagerhat) located along a heritage-rich geographic corridor of Bangladesh.
Tourism Demand and Supply Assessment and Preparation of Detailed Investment Proposals for Targeted Destinations and Market Segments
World BankThe project objective was to strengthen the tourism sector and to make strategic investments that create a platform for sustainable and inclusive tourism growth in the coming years. IPE Global assisted the government in prioritising destinations and market segments that can provide the best return on investment for proposed project activities and that give Sri Lanka a foundation for competitive, sustainable and inclusive tourism in the coming decade.
Mahakaal Rudrasagar Integrated Development Area (MRIDA) under Ujjain Smart City
Ujjain Smart City LimitedThe project involved comprehensive tourist infrastructure development for the globally renowned Mahakaleshwar Temple & its precincts- famous for organising the world’s largest ‘Dharmic’ gatherings – The Kumbh Mela. We provided end-to-end solutions starting from stakeholder consultation-based master planning, architecture designing, feasibility assessment, bid process management, construction supervision, etc. Comprehensive planning of 40Ha area with 27 sub projects at an estimated project cost of INR 564.75 Cr. was undertaken.
Outsourcing of Payrolling, Management and Administration of Field Monitors to be Deployed Across the Country for WHO-India National Public Health Support Programme (NPSP) Field Operations
WHOWHO in collaboration with the Government of India (GoI), established the ‘National Polio Surveillance Project’ (NPSP) in 1997 to provide technical support in key areas of surveillance for polio and mass vaccination campaigns. The last case of wild poliovirus was detected in India on 13 January 2011 and WHO certified India ‘Polio Free’ on 27 March 2014. Over the years, NPSP’s role has expanded to include support to additional public health areas...
Outsourcing of field manpower to support the India Hypertension Control Initiative (IHCI)
WHOThe India Hypertension Control Initiative (IHCI) aims to reduce death and disability due to CVDs by improving the control of hypertension, reducing salt consumption, and eliminating artificial trans-fats, the leading risk factors for CVDs. The interventions will complement the new government initiative for universal screening and management of hypertension, diabetes and three common cancers. The project is being implemented in 75 districts implementing IHCI across 16 States...
To provide technical support to the Government of India for the Implementation of Midwifery Care Programme through a Central Coordination Unit (CCU)
WHOAs part of the programme implementation, WHO Country office India is supporting the Maternal Health Division, Ministry of Health in operationalising the midwifery initiative in the country through normative support in developing technical guidance documents, support for the training of first batch of Nurse Practitioners in Midwifery Educators, monitoring framework for midwifery programme and techno-managerial support at national level through a Midwifery Central Coordination Unit. At the request of the Government of India, WHO is supporting the Midwifery Central Coordination Unit (CCU) to assist the rollout of midwifery initiative and establishing midwifery led care services in the country. The Central Coordination Unit (CCU) works in close coordination with the Joint Secretary (RCH) and Maternal Health Division, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India and under the direct guidance and direction of WHO Country Office for India...
Developing a guide on Short Programme Review on Reproductive, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health, Pan India
WHO SEAROThe Short Programme Review (SPR) is a process for reviewing the progress of “Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent’s Health” (RMNCAH) at the National or Sub National level. This is an evidenced-based review, to help an RMNCH+A programme assess and readjust their course at National/Sub National level to achieve goals which includes assessing progress toward programme goals and objectives where data are available and how well the programme implemented its plans in to deliver RMNCAH interventions. It also entails identifying the problems the programme has faced and suggest solutions, developing recommendations about what the programme needs to do and decide on next steps for incorporating recommendations into the workplan...
The UK-India Digital Health Landscape Analysis, Delhi
FCDO/British High CommissionThe UK and India have committed, as part of the PM-PM 2030 Roadmap, to work together on Digital Health, with the ambition of promoting “Joint Research and Policy Engagement on Health Data for Predictive and Precision Healthcare focusing on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence”. To understand better the landscape of digital health and areas that need to be prioritised for this collaboration to create sustained impact, the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office is commissioning a study. The study will compile a list of institutions working in the field of digital health in the United Kingdom and India. They will also identify the core strengths and weaknesses of these institutions, as well as areas of opportunity if they collaborate. The study will also identify potential challenges that may arise because of collaboration. It will also map institutions that complement one another in terms of their expertise and identify existing collaborations to reduce duplication. The study entails...
Project Management Agency (PMA) to support implementation of Meghalaya Health Systems Strengthening Project (MHSSP)
DoHFW, Government of MeghalayaThe Government of Meghalaya is committed to improving the health status of its citizens. Despite considerable challenges, the state has shown progress in various health indicators over the last decades. To further accelerate the progress, the Department of Health and Family Welfare (DoHFW), Government of Meghalaya, with technical and financial support from the World Bank, is implementing the ‘Meghalaya Health Systems Strengthening Project’ (MHSSP) in the state. The MHSSP intends to improve accountability, quality and utilisation of health services in Meghalaya, especially among public facilities at Primary Health Center (PHC), Community Health Center (CHC) and District Hospital (DH) levels...
Establishing State Technical Support Unit (STSU) in the State of Tamil Nadu
Central Tuberculosis Division (CTD), MoHFWA Central Tuberculosis Division (CTD), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW), Government of India (GoI) is implementing “Programme Towards Elimination of Tuberculosis” funded by “International Bank for Reconstruction and Development” (IBRD).../p>
