Research Reports
Adolescent Girls’ Empowerment (2025)
Baseline Survey of Empowerment of Adolescent Girls from Rural Hilly Regions, Uttarakhand (2025): Commissioned by ARPAN, Study by Pluriversal Research and Action (PRA), supported by Azim Premji Foundation (APF).
Raji Tribe of Uttarakhand (Revised 2024)
An Action-Oriented Study on the Current Social, Economic, and Political Status of the Raji Tribe in India [2024, Revised edition]: Study by ARPAN, Report by PRA, supported by Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung (RLS)
Raji Indigenous Community Access to Livelihood Study (2024)
Report of the SHGs and Members made under NRLM of the Raji Community in Uttarakhand: Study by ARPAN, Report by PRA, supported by RLS.
Baseline Survey of Empowerment of Adolescent Girls from Rural Hilly Regions, Uttarakhand (2024)
Commissioned by ARPAN, Study by PRA, supported by APF
Invisible Work Invisible Workers
A Study on Women’s Unrecognized Contribution to the Economy [2021]: Conducted by ActionAid Association in collaboration with partner organisations across India, including ARPAN, Pithoragarh.
Courtesy: ActionAid Association, www.actionaidindia.org
Social Audit of the Women Resource Centre Project and Its Future Directions (2005)
Conducted by ARPAN, facilitated by Johar Mahila Bunkar Sangathan (JMBS), with external audit by Biju Negi (Dehradun), and support from Sir Dorabji Tata Trust (Mumbai), SBMA, ISD, and PEACE.
How Free Are Single Women?
A Study on the Socio-Economic Status of Single Women in Uttarakhand [2019]: Conducted by ActionAid Association in collaboration with the Uttarakhand State Commission for Women, with participation from partner organisations across Garhwal and Kumaon regions, including ARPAN, Pithoragarh.
Courtesy: ActionAid Association, www.actionaidindia.org
Invisible Work and Invisible Workers
The Magnitude of Unpaid Domestic and Care Work of Women in India [2014]: Published by UN Women, in collaboration with the Government of India and the Institute of Social Studies Trust (ISST), with participation from partner organisations including ARPAN, Pithoragarh.
Courtesy: UN Women India (www.unwomen.org)