International Institute for Population Sciences
Deemed University (An Autonomous Organization of Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India)

• Associate Professor, International Institute for Population Science, Mumbai (from Dec 2020 onwards)
• Senior Research Specialist (Primary Health Care), Health System Transformation Platform, New Delhi (2020)
• Consultant, Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health, World Health Organization, Geneva (2013-2019)
• Senior Research Scientist, Public Health Foundation of India, New Delhi, (2010-2013)
• Assistant Professor, Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram (2006-2010)
• WHO National Consultant (National Health Accounts), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, New Delhi (2003-2006)
• Research Officer, CEHAT, Mumbai (2001-2003)

• Health polices and financing,
• Reproductive health outcomes
• Burden of non-communicable diseases
• Social determinants of health

• Life Member, Indian Association for Study on Population
• Life Member, Indian Health Economics and Policy Association.
• Life Member, Association of Gerontology (India)
• Life Member, IIPS Alumni Association

• LEDCI Grant, British Society for Population Studies, 2009
• UGC JRF and Lectureship in Population Studies, 1997-2001
• Kerala University Merit Scholarship, 1992-1994

• Co Author in baseline survey report on “Scoping Study on the Possibility of Developing Community Based Micro Insurance in Ratlam District“ submitted to Gramin Vikas Trust . New Delhi: The Micro Insurance Academy (2010).
• Mishra U. S. Dilip T. R et al.. “Declining Child Sex ratio in India- An Annotated Bibliography”, New Delhi: UNFPA Country Office (2009).
• Contributor in Report titled “National Health Accounts India 2001-02”, New Delhi: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and WHO India Country Office (2006).
• Duggal R. T R Dilip and P Raymus “Health System Profile of Maharashtra” Mumbai: Centre for Enquiry Into Allied Themes (CEHAT) (2006).
• Khot A, S Menon and T. R. Dilip “Causes and Consequences of Domestic Violence: Findings from a community based survey in a Slum in Mumbai”, Mumbai: CEHAT (2004)
• Mishra U.S. and Dilip T.R. “Health Inequalities in Tamil Nadu: Some NSSO Based Evidence” Chengalpettu (Tamil Nadu): Rural Women’s Social Education Centre, (2004).
• Dilip T. R. and Ravi Duggal. Demand for Public Health Care Services in Mumbai, Mumbai: (CEHAT) (2003).
• U. S. Mishra and T. R Dilip “Assessing Potential for Induced Abortion Among Indian Women”, Mumbai: CEHAT and Health Watch Trust (2003).
• WORKING PAPERS/ CHAPTERS IN EDITED BOOKS
• Dilip TR. “Changing Economic Dependency of the India Elderly: Evidence from NSSO Surveys 1983 and 2009-10” in Mishra and Rajan (ed) India’s Aged: Needs and Vulnerabilities Hyderabad: Orient Black Swan pp 21-38 (2017).
• Mishra US and Dilip TR “Managing Grass Root Health Systems in Kerala: The Roles and Capacities of Local Self Government Institution” in Reich and Takemi (edn) Governing Heath System: for nations and communities around the world. Brookline: Lampray and Lee (2015).
• Dilip, TR. “School Educational Attainment in Kerala: Trends and Differentials” CDS Working Paper No 429 (2010).
• Dilip, TR. “Consolidation of Private Hospitals in Kerala: Policy Implication”, in Gangadharan (eds) Paradigm Shift in Health and Education in India, New Delhi: Serial Publications, pp10-118 (2009).
• Dilip, TR. “Inpatient Treatment from Private Hospitals in Kerala: Equity implications based on Trends in Out of Pocket Expenditure “ in Asokan (eds) Perspectives of Health Economics, New Delhi: Serial Publications, pp136-147, (2009)
• Dilip, TR. “Role of Private Hospitals in Kerala: An Exploration” CDS Working Paper no 400, Thiruvananthapuram: Centre for Development Studies (2008).
• Dilip, TR. “Untreated Ailments in Kerala- Levels and Determinants” Mariodos P. (eds) Health Illness and Society in the New Millennium, New Delhi: Viva Books (2004).
• Dilip, TR. “Structural Changes in Health Care Sector Since Early 1990’s and Cost of Medical Care Services in Kerala” in Karanth G.K. Eds Social and Economic Change Monograph Series Bangalore: Institute for Social and Economic Change (2005).
• Dilip, TR. “Extent of Equity in Access to Health Care Services in India”, in Ganguly et. al (eds) Review of Health Care in India, CEHAT: Mumbai pp 247-268 (2005).

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Position Held

• Associate Professor, International Institute for Population Science, Mumbai (from Dec 2020 onwards)
• Senior Research Specialist (Primary Health Care), Health System Transformation Platform, New Delhi (2020)
• Consultant, Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health, World Health Organization, Geneva (2013-2019)
• Senior Research Scientist, Public Health Foundation of India, New Delhi, (2010-2013)
• Assistant Professor, Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram (2006-2010)
• WHO National Consultant (National Health Accounts), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, New Delhi (2003-2006)
• Research Officer, CEHAT, Mumbai (2001-2003)

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Professional Membership

• Life Member, Indian Association for Study on Population
• Life Member, Indian Health Economics and Policy Association.
• Life Member, Association of Gerontology (India)
• Life Member, IIPS Alumni Association

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