Analysing performance of community health workers
Community health workers play a key role in providing health services. Our work aims to generate and strengthen evidence on community health workers for improved programme and policy.
Pooja Singh
Pooja Singh is a results-oriented MEL specialist with 9+ years of experience designing, evaluating and managing MEL systems in international development contexts, grounded in an MPA from SIPA, Columbia University and an MSc in Development Studies from LSE. She leverages rigorous technical mixed-methods research skills and project management expertise with dynamic teams to generate actionable insights for innovative service delivery reform supporting development partners and governments.
Projects involving Pooja Singh
Implementation Research and Innovation Support (IRIS) for Family Planning
IRIS is an innovative facility supporting the Gates Foundation to generate and share actionable evidence on effective, efficient, scalable supply and demand interventions in family planning (FP).
USAID India advancing the US-India Partnership Platform
Enhancing the integration of collaborating, learning, and adapting (CLA) throughout the design and implementation of USAID India’s activities to advance the US-India development relationship.
Improving health outcomes in Nagaland
This project aims to improve health outcomes by strengthening the existing participation of the community.
Impact evaluation of Project Ujjwal
Evaluating public private partnerships' delivery of family planning and reproductive health services
Evaluating the Norway-India Partnership Initiative
Evaluating the impact of the Norway-India Partnership Initiative (NIPI) Phase II
Evaluating the South Asia Water Initiative
Increasing regional cooperation in water resource management in south Asia
Streamlining social pensions delivery in Bihar through direct benefit transfers
Changing the way social pensions are paid in India