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Sanjeeta Agnihotri

Sanjeeta Agnihotri

DIRECTOR OF CENTER FOR COMMUNICATION AND CHANGE-INDIA

Sanjeeta Agnihotri is the Director at the Center for Communication and Change-India. With over a decade long experience in leading social and behavior change communication and public health research, she has worked with a wide range of development partners, UN agencies, government departments and academicians on an array of social development and public health issues like – tobacco control, ECCD, non-communicable diseases, mental health, adolescent health, reproductive health and family planning, disaster risk reduction, to name a few. She has led several capacity strengthening workshops on SBC concepts like the P-Process, Human Centered Design and Behavioral Economics and is part of the South Asia Regional SBCC Secretariat and India SBCC Alliance. She facilitates the Leadership in Strategic Communication Workshop for the South Asia region since 2014.

Quick Read Domestic Resource Mobilization for Family Planning in Asia
Meena Arivananthan, MScSanjeeta AgnihotriAnkita Kumari August 23, 2024

In June 2024, twenty professionals working in various capacities in Family Planning and Reproductive Health (FP/RH) joined a Learning Circles cohort to learn, share knowledge, and connect on a topic of emerging importance, Domestic or Local Resource Mobilization for Family Planning in Asia.

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Project News Asia Regional Cohort 3: Meaningful Youth Engagement (MYE) In Adolescent and Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health (AYSRH)
Sanjeeta AgnihotriSonali JanaPranab Rajbhandari August 17, 2023

In July 2023, as part of the Asia region Learning Circles cohort 3, twenty-two professionals working in various capacities in sexual and reproductive health (SRH) came together to learn, share knowledge, and connect.

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