CMSR Consultants

We have partnered with American India Foundation (AIF) to conduct the “Baseline and Endline Study of ‘Support my School Mission Recycling (SMSMR) Program’ in eight states”. SMSMR Program was started with the core objective of “Creating Awareness amongst the children and teachers at government schools towards recycle and reuse of PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) and Plastic waste” The project aims to work with children and teachers to turn them into ambassadors of change on the issue of PET recycling and reuse, which will further impact the community and society at large. The study would align to the SDGs and will connect to the major policies of the Government of India/ State (as relevant) on plastic waste management and recycling. & study

We are partnering with Purpose India, PRAXIS and FORCE in conducting a 'Pre and Post KAP Study' in Delhi and Tamil Nadu for their Verified India project. Verified India is part of the global initiative on COVID-19 aiming to address some of the key issues emerging from the pandemic through strengthened access to public health infrastructure, curbing misinformation and building vaccine confidence.

The study will gauge the knowledge, attitude and practice of the respondents towards covid-safe behaviour, vaccine confidence, misinformation. The pre-intervention study will act as baseline research in benchmarking the indicators for the post intervention study.

Delighted to share that we have partnered with to carry out a Baseline Study for their RFIS program. The RFIS program primarily focuses on enhancing the livelihoods of farmers, livestock owners and fisher folk thereby contributing to higher levels of productivity in crops, livestock productivity and safe and economic fishing directly linked to Sustainable Development Goal 1: No Poverty & Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger.

The baseline study will help set the benchmark for key outcome/impact indicators such as technology adoption, average yield of the crop / milk / meat, cost of production, personal and asset safety, improve the fish catch, etc. The study will be conducted among a total of 6500 farmers, livestock owners and fisher communities spread across 16 states.