Social Research and Policy Consultancy
As a Researcher: Dr. Shanker Adawal's work spans extensive social research, addressing areas like gender, health, education, and social policy. He leads and contributes to research for Manavadhikar Samajik Manch, focusing on gathering and spreading knowledge. Dr. Adawal’s in-depth understanding of societal concerns and government policies positions him as a key figure in research and consultancy.
Key Research Areas: Community development, environment management, project evaluations, and policy consultancy. He believes in equipping policymakers with authentic information and a clear understanding of socio-cultural dynamics.
Notable Studies:
- Evaluation of National Rural Health Mission: Assessed healthcare accessibility in Arunachal Pradesh and Dadra & Nagar Haveli.
- Impact Study of Maulana Azad Scholarship: Evaluated the success of scholarships for minority girls and their educational outcomes.
- Condition of Women in Destitute Homes: Analyzed facilities, support, and rehabilitation for women in destitute homes.
- Assessment of Civil Rights Protection: Reviewed the implementation of the Protection of Civil Rights Act and the Prevention of Atrocities Act.
- Dedicated Freight Corridor Project: Examined land acquisition impacts in 13 districts across 5 states.
- Metro Impact Study: Evaluated public knowledge and campaign effectiveness in Delhi Metro stations.
- Survey on Manual Scavengers’ Rehabilitation: Studied the implementation of SRMS and socio-economic status of rehabilitated individuals.
- HIV Campaign Survey: Conducted pre- and post-campaign surveys assessing HIV knowledge in Delhi.
- Radio Programme for Migrants: Evaluated media habits and awareness on HIV/AIDS among migrants.
- Study of Minority Prisoners: Examined the living conditions of minority community prisoners and provided insights for policy improvement.
Dr. Adawal's Approach: He aims to deliver quality service, unbiased understanding, and effective solutions for community development and social justice. His work bridges gaps between policy and practice, ensuring initiatives align with real-world socio-cultural needs.
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