
Research Activities
Research is a process that simultaneously demands imagination, creativity, discipline and structure that needs to be navigated strategically from start to finish. Over the years, the Department of Social Work being a Center for Research has completed a plethora of research projects both minor and major on contemporary social issues in collaboration with various institutions. Striving for integrity in the process of research, the following are the research projects accomplished by the Department:
Ongoing Project
Development and Validation of Community Based Vocational Training Model - Action Research – Funded by Functional Vocational Training and Research Society, Bangalore
Year | Name of the Collaborating Agency | Details of the Research Project |
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2018 | Funded by Child Line India Foundation & BOSCO. | Baseline study on understanding the situation of the children in and around Bangalore - Funded by Child Line India Foundation & BOSCO. |
2017 | World Vision India | Evaluation of mHealth Project. |
2016 | Functional Vocational Training & Research Society (FVTRS) | Development and Validation of Community based Vocational Training Model - An Action Research |
2015 | Helping Hand Welfare Society | Socio Economic Study of the Beneficiaries |
2014 | Child Fund India | Capacity Mapping of Partner NGOs of Child Fund India in Karnataka |
2014 | KKSSS Ashalaya | Socio Economic Need Assessment Survey |
2011 | Don Bosco Anbu Illam (DBAI), Chennai | Evaluation & Impact Assessment of Schemes and Programs |
2011 | World Vision India | Evaluation of Area Development project (ADP) |
2010 | Indo Global Social Service Society (IGSSS) | Survey of Homeless in Bangalore City |
2009 | Manipal Hospitals, Bangalore | A Study on Rationalization of Manpower in Health Care Industry |
2009 | Wayanad Agro Movement (WAM) tea Factory | A Study on CSR initiatives of Wayanad Agro Movement (WAM) Tea Factory |
2009 | ITC | Impact assessment of the CSR programmes of ITC |
2008 | Prakruthi | Study among farmers of Idukki district on the overuse of pesticides |