Upasona Ghosh has a PhD in Social anthropology and MPhil in Women studies. Her decade long research focuses on climate change impacts on health of the vulnerable population and on health system.

Her doctoral research was on social determinant of child health in the Indian Sundarbans- a globally known climate change hotspot as a part of health systems research to improve access, affordability and quality health services for the marginalized. Her research focuses on impacts of climate change on community health and health care delivery system. Her research aims to understand social vulnerabilities of the communities experiencing climate change and also throws light on the Planetary health dynamics impacting transformational changes towards climate resilient health system. Upasona’s aim is to build up community based practical knowledge towards a sustainable pathway of change in health policy process for the vulnerable and disadvantageous populations.