About
Unnati Saha is a social science researcher with both quantitative and qualitative research experience in Bangladesh and the Netherlands. Her interest in research focuses on social epidemiology, demography, maternal and child health nutrition, health systems research, econometric analysis and micro simulation modeling. Her research goal is for contextual analysis, and advanced statistical/econometric analysis, and in program evaluation/impact analysis, and disseminating the impact for policy suggestion and for broader audience to publish her research results in the peer reviewed Journal. Besides that, she has great interest for teaching quantitative methods, curriculum development and to mentoring students on statistical analysis, interpretation of the results and manuscript writing.
She is graduated (BSc.Hons. and MSc.) in Statistics from the University in Bangladesh and PhD in Econometrics methods and Demographic Research from the University of Tilburg, the Netherlands.
Employment
Employment history is unavailable.
Education
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Jahangirnagar University Master (MSc.)
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Tilburg University PhD
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Jahangirnagar University Bachelor (BSc, Hons) statistics
Projects & Funding
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Publications (5)
- Risk factors and leprosy incidence among contacts in Bangladesh: A multilevel analysis Save
- Small Area Estimation of Age-Specific and Total Fertility Rates in Bangladesh Save
- Identifying risk factors in explaining women’s anaemia in limited resource areas: evidence from West Bengal of India and Bangladesh Save
- Trends, prevalence and determinants of childhood chronic undernutrition in regional divisions of Bangladesh: Evidence from demographic health surveys, 2011 and 2014 Save
- Relationships between infant mortality, birth spacing and fertility in Matlab, Bangladesh Save