- Understanding the reasons for registered injecting and oral drug users to simultaneously inject drugs and take oral substitution therapy in Meghalaya – in collaboration with Meghalaya AIDS Control Society, April 2022: PI – Melari Shisha Nongrum, Associate Professor, IIPHS. Funded by National AIDS Control Organization, New Delhi
- Optimization of Supplementary Nutrition Provisions of the Integrated Child Development Services of India IIPHS being the satellite centre in North East India. This project is in collaboration with St John’s Research Institute, Bengaluru. Duration: July 2022 to February 2023.
- Situational Analysis and Understanding influencing factors to address delays in cancer healthcare seeking in Meghalaya funded by ICMR- NCDIR. PI is Dr Sandra and Co-PI is Dr Rajiv Sarkar. (2021 – 2022).
- Regional Consultation on Universal Health Coverage: A community perspective (2020), in collaboration with SEWA and NEN, Funded by WHO.
- Informal Women Worker’s Response to COVID-19 Pandemic (May 2020). Done in collaboration with SEWA and NEN, Funded by WHO
- Exploring the reasons behind refusal of vaccines in Meghalaya- with support and funding from Directorate of Health Services (MCH &FW), Government of Meghalaya (2017-18)
- Cost effectiveness analysis of hypothermia detecting devices, Funded by DHR under RRH-HTAIn
- Economic evaluation of i-Stat (point of care testing device), Funded by DHR, under RRH-HTAIn
- Impact assessment of the SALT (Stimulate, Appreciate, Learn, and Transfer) approach of community engagement to increase immunisation coverage through ownership – a mixed methods study in Assam, India (2016-18). The project was led by (PI) Prof Sandra Albert, Director and Professor, IIPH-S, Funder: International Initiative for Impact Evaluation:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29688845/
- A situational analysis and exploratory study of disease burden based on data from tertiary care hospitals in Shillong, Meghalaya. Funded by Government of Meghalaya (2015-2016).
- Schools as a setting for Comprehensive Health Promotion: Preventive, Promotive, Curative, Referral and outreach services. (2015-16). Funded by WHO (grant awarded to PHFI for 3 states, IIPH Shillong undertook the northeast activities).
- Voices for health. Public Engagement Seminar on Cancers in the Northeast (2016). Funded by Wellcome Trust.
- Opportunities of poor urban women to engage with health policies in an indigenous context-Strengthening Evidence-based Policy. A Case Study of Shillong, Meghalaya, India. As part of the Empowerment of Women and Girls project. Collaborative work with IDS. (2014-2015). Funded by DFID.
- Medical Pluralism among the indigenous peoples of Meghalaya, Northeast India – Implications for health policy. Funded by Wellcome Trust, UK (2012-2014): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25753562/