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Title :	A Project Proposal Regarding Feasibility and Impact of a Tribal Interactive Health, Behavioural and Demography Surveillance System in Belagavi, Karnataka
Area of research :	Medical Sciences
Focus area :	Public Health
Principal Investigator :	Dr. Mubashir, KLE Academy Of Higher Education And Research, Belgavi, Karnataka (590010)
Timeline Start Year :	2024
Timeline End Year :	2027
Contact info :	info@kledeemeduniversity.edu.in
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Executive Summary :

The study aims to assess the feasibility of a Tribal enhanced health and demographic surveillance system in Belagavi, Karnataka, understand the health status of Scheduled Tribes, assess the availability of healthcare infrastructure in primitive tribal areas, and suggest area-specific approaches to strengthen public health care systems and infrastructure. The Surveillance System, named "Novelty," will integrate health, behavioral, and demographic components into one, aiming to reduce morality rates, increase awareness, prepare guidelines for future disease prevention, create awareness groups, and create employment opportunities. The Department of Tribal Welfare has been successful in providing services to Scheduled Tribes, but the effectiveness of these programs in health, education, and poverty reduction is lacking. The system will also serve as an evidence-based model for establishing disaster management systems in a timely manner.