MORSEL Research and Development Pvt. Ltd is a leading research firm in India that collaborates with renowned social scientists and universities. Over the past 8 years, MORSEL has: - Completed over 100 projects across 25 Indian states. - Surveyed over 100,000 households. - Conducted 40 randomized controlled trials. - Collaborated with 3 international universities and 25 Indian universities. MORSEL aims to explore solutions for social development through high-quality research and provides training opportunities to young people to uplift deprived communities.

1. “ S o c i a l E l e v a t i o n t h r o u g h A u t h e n t i c
D a t a ”

2. Who we are?
MORSEL Research and
Development Pvt. Ltd is leading
research firm in India. Morsel has
collaboration with renowned social
scientists, researchers, social
workers, health economists and
development economists who help in
producing high quality evidence on
developmental effectiveness to
improve the lives of deprived people
of India. So far we have completed
more than hundreds of projects with
utmost dedication and integrity.

3. OUR JOURNEY OF 8 YEARS…
25 States Covered
115 projects completed
10 Lac Households
surveyed

4. 40 Randomized Control Trials (RCT)
done
3 Countries’ Universities
Collaboration
25 Universities Economists and
Political Scientists Collaboration

5. OUR CLIENTS
Client’s Name Fields Universities
Abhijit Vinayak
Banerjee
Economics MIT
Aditya Dasgupta Department of Government Harvard University
Anandi Mani Economics University of Warwick
Anirudh Krishna Political Science Duke University
David Blakeslee Economics New York University
Emmanuel
Teitelbaum
Political science George Washington University
Erik Wibbels Political Science Duke University
Gautam Nair Political Science Yale University
Jennifer Bussell Political Science University of California
Johannes
Urpelainen
Political Science Columbia University
John E. Rosmer Political Science Yale University
Lakshmi Iyer Economics Harvard University
Manoj Mohanan Public Policy &Global Health Duke University
Michael Aklin Political Science University of Pittsburgh
Nicholas Sambanis Political Science Yale University
Peter Lund Advanced Energy System Aalto University
Rohini Pande Public Policy Harvard University
Santosh Kumar Economics Sam Houstan State University
Sebastian Vollmer Economics University of Gottingen
Semee Yoon Sustainable Development &
Cooperation
Yonsei University
Thad Dunning Political Science University of California

6. WHAT DO WE DO?

7. MORSEL aims at exploring best SOLUTIONS
for Social Development through Research.
Discussing about quality of
electricity supply with Jason
Chun Yu Wong( Research
Scholar , Columbia
University) at Kimariya
Kathura district.
Electricity monitoring
device installation by
our team at village
Muradpur, Sitapur.

8. In the habitation Kanhai
Kheda Unnao, Sini
Numminen (Aalto
University) observing the
energy meter readings.
Amrita Neelakanthan
(Columbia University) with
people displaced from
Kanha Forest area, Madhya
Pradesh.

9. MORSEL aims at channelizing the energies
of the youths to uplift the status of the
deprived.

10. MORSEL provides training and internship platform to train the
young members of the society.
Field as well as other related training programs are designed for
the interns like tabulation, data entry, data analysis etc.

12. Career Prospects in Social
Research: An Emerging Trend

13. Social Science is the top
Employment Sector

14. STEM SCIENCES v/s SOCIAL
SCIENCE

15. WORKSHOP
On
“A Promising Career in Policy Evaluation and Field
Research using Technology.”
(Date: 8th – 9th January 2017)
Lead by: Professor Johannes Urpelainen, Columbia University,
USA.

16. First time in Lucknow, a workshop that will open new
avenues for your career.
MORSEL Research and Development Pvt. Ltd. is providing a
platform to show your skills and an opportunity to learn
innovative methods, which are transforming data
collection practices in India.
Two days for a treasure trove of knowledge!
 Impact Evaluation methods: Randomized Control Trial,
Difference in Difference.
 Importance of behavioral games in evaluation of policies
like risk aversion, willingness to pay.
 Importance of randomization in Sample Selection.

17. Paper v/s Electronic data collection methods like ODK, CS
Pro, Quest.
Other survey instruments like conjoint survey, vignettes,
randomization of photos and videos.
 Virtual surveys using IVRs
 Data analysis and summary through Advance MS-Excel
 Report writing skills.