This dataset, collected by Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), is the world’s largest household panel survey; it interviews over 236,000 households (and all members) three times a year since the panel was started in 2014. As of May 2023, the 29th wave is currently being collected. The dataset consists of 4 modules:
The Chinese in Africa Health Study (CAHS), the Chinese Immigrants in the Raleigh Durham Area Study (ChIRDU) and the Chinese Immigrants in the Paris Region Study (ChIPRE) all evaluate the feasibility, accuracy and cost-effectiveness of immigrant samples collected utilizing the Network Sampling with Memory (NSM) approach.
This study examines changes in network structures approximately one year after a set of social accountability (SA) interventions were introduced in 120 villages across two districts by the State Government of Uttar Pradesh, India. The SA interventions aim to empower community members and facilitate community monitoring of public health care providers. This is done through 1) information provision and 2) facilitation of community meetings that focus on health, sanitation and nutrition at the village level.