Projects

Welcome to the Projects page of Morsel Research and Development Pvt Ltd. Here, you can explore our diverse range of research and development projects, each designed to provide innovative solutions and insights. From large-scale surveys to targeted market studies, our projects demonstrate our commitment to excellence, data-driven decision-making, and impactful results. Discover how we bring research to life and drive meaningful change.
Knowledge, Attitude, Practice and Perception on Climate Change among Medical, Para-Medical & Public Health Professionals in India
Knowledge, Attitude, Practice and Perception on Climate Change among Medical, Para-Medical & Public Health Professionals in India

Morsel surveyed 3062 healthcare professionals across the six randomly selected states in different zones. These states are Bihar, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Meghalaya. In 3062 healthcare professionals researchers included Doctors, Nurses, Paramedical Staff, Hospital administration staff, ASHA workers,…

Location: Bihar, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Meghalaya

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Social Norms, Behavioral Change and Sanitation: Initiating a Large-scale Sociocentric Network Study to Understand the Open Defecation “Puzzle” in India
Social Norms, Behavioral Change and Sanitation: Initiating a Large-scale Sociocentric Network Study to Understand the Open Defecation “Puzzle” in India

Cristina Bicchieri (Professor of Philosophy and Psychology from University of Pennsylvania ) , and Hans-Peter Kohler (Professor from University of Pennsylvania )

The study was trying to investigate how social norms and social networks are linked to latrine use and sanitation practices in India. Even after rigorous efforts from the government, NGOs, and international organizations people are still going for open defecation.…

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The impact of housing scheme on citizens, attitude and preferences
The impact of housing scheme on citizens, attitude and preferences

This project studies the economic and political impact of a large-scale rural housing program (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana) in 3 districts of Bihar (Darbhanga, Katihar, Araria). About 8.8 million houses have been constructed for rural poor between April 2015 and…

Location: U.P and Bihar

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Conjoint survey to assess insurgency effect on implementation of public policies
Conjoint survey to assess insurgency effect on implementation of public policies

MORSEL conducted a conjoint survey, an experiment designed by Emmanuel J. Teitelbaum to assess the impact of Government policies on Naxalites, an active radical group in Jharkhand

Location: Jharkhand

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Health and Poverty: Impact Evaluation in Bihar
Health and Poverty: Impact Evaluation in Bihar

The aim of this project was to understand the health aspects and the related economic consequences for the people. Here Morsel conducted health survey in 2000 households. It also administered gender gender related questionnaire to adolescent girls, faecal test of children between…

Location: Madhepura district, Bihar

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Trust in Government and Subsidy Reform: Evidence from a Survey of Indian Farmers
Trust in Government and Subsidy Reform: Evidence from a Survey of Indian Farmers

In this study, researchers examined the role of trust in government among farmers in explaining support for reforming India’s energy subsidies. The subsidies under study hold back efforts to provide a reliable supply of agricultural power and contribute to the…

Location: Bihar, Gujarat and Rajasthan

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Attribution and Democratic Accountability: Evidence From a Field Experiment in India
Attribution and Democratic Accountability: Evidence From a Field Experiment in India

Tanushree Goyal (Assistant Professor from Harvard University ) , and Robin Harding (Professor of Politics from University of Oxford, )

This project is carried out by researchers from the University of Oxford, Department of Politics and International Relations, under overall Guidance of Professor Robin Harding. This project is funded by the John Fell Fund at the University of Oxford. The overall objective of the project…

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Impact evaluation of Gram Varta
Impact evaluation of Gram Varta

Gram Varta is a Community Mobilization initiative using Participatory Learning and Action Approaches with SHG’s (SWASTH Project). The University of Göttingen received a grant from the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation to evaluate Gram Varta. MORSEL was selected as a sub-contractor by the University of…

Location: Madhepura district of Bihar

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Does Political Empowerment Improve the Welfare of Urban Migrants? A Field Experiment on Voter Registration
Does Political Empowerment Improve the Welfare of Urban Migrants? A Field Experiment on Voter Registration

Gareth Nellis (Assistant Professor of Political Science from University of California ) , and Nikhar Gaekwad ( Assistant Professor of Political Science from Columbia University )

New York are conducting a research in Delhi to know more about internal migrants. The purpose is to understand what prevents recent migrants to Delhi from registering to vote in the city and what is the effect of the intervention…

Location: Delhi

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Evaluation of primary health centres in Chhattisgarh
Evaluation of primary health centres in Chhattisgarh

Funded by Oxfam, in this project Council on Energy, Environment and Water evaluated the impact of solar PV systems on the quality of service delivery in the PHCs of Chhatisgarh. Morsel surveyed 150 PHCs across 15 districts in the state to evaluate the impact of…

Location: Chhattisgarh

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Clients and Constituents: Political Responsiveness in Patronage Democracies
Clients and Constituents: Political Responsiveness in Patronage Democracies

Jennifer Bussell (Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Policy from University of California, Berkeley )

First time ever in India, MORSEL conducted a study to shadow the MLAs, MPs and Village Heads for 7 days in four states. The researcher is writing a book based on the data collected by Morsel and this book provides…

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Tiger Reserve Area in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh states of India
Tiger Reserve Area in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh states of India

Ruth Defries (Professor of ecology and sustainable development from Columbia University ) , and Amrita Neelakantan (Professor from Department of Ecology, Evolution & Environmental Biology )

The land use around Tiger reserves plays an important role in sustaining the flow of organisms, water, nutrients and energy- linking the reserves to the outside. These reserves in India also support the livelihood needs of people living in and…

Location: Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh

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