Dr Anuprita Shukla is a social scientist who teaches undergraduate and postgraduate modules on development management, geography and academic skills at the School of Global Development, University of East Anglia (UEA), Norwich, UK. She is the course director for BA International Development Management. Anuprita also serves as an adviser for close to thirty visiting students in the school. 

Her contribution to international development spans twenty years, undertaking research and project management covering ten countries across South Asia and Europe (including Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan and India). Her experience builds on global interdisciplinary programme management, research, training, and teaching on critical development issues, including monitoring and evaluation, HIV/AIDS and sexual health, intergenerational knowledge, agriculture and sustainable food systems. She has published in Social Science and Medicine, Health and Place, and AIDS Care on public health issues and has given several talks. 

Her current research focuses on intergenerational knowledge exchange, nutrition literacy, and sustainable food systems approach for improved health and well-being outcomes in India. Her earlier research focused on gender dimensions of agriculture in wheat-producing regions in South Asia. She has a long-standing experience working in Public Health and Policy, including HIV/AIDS. She specialises in working with the most marginalised groups, such as sex workers, adolescent/youth groups, rural and indigenous communities, and urban slum communities.

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Monitoring and Evaluation; HIV/AIDS; Programme Management; Qualitative Methods, Food Systems and Food Security; Public Health; Intergenerational Relations