What we do > Research Evaluation Studies

Over the years, Research has become an integral part of AGS activities. We believe that the pursuit of knowledge should be a socially relevant activity.

AGS believes that social science research can be made meaningful to society at large, by linking it with programmes of sustained social action. AGS undertakes research with the conviction that effective and sustained social action requires identification and analysis of conditions at the grass root level. We have conducted research on the following topics:

  • Status of children (0-6yrs) in Mawat District of Haryana state in India
  • “Impact of NREGA in Mewat district of Haryana state”
  • The status of scheduled tribe women in India.
  • Economic transformation and development among Saharias of Madhya Pradesh

  • Women in Politics
  • Women in Panchayati Raj
  • Tribal Women and Panchayati raj in Madhya Pradesh
  • Marriage and Kinship among the Meos of Mewat: A Study in Gurgaon district, Haryana.
  • Educational Status of the people in Mewat: A Report from Nagina Block, Gurgaon, Haryana
  • Women in Panchayats in Mewat region of Haryana

ADI GRAM SAMITI conduct evaluation studies of social development projects

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