Blog December 20, 2023

Debunking myths: Stone masonry and the truth about earthquake-resistant design

By Subash Kumar Bhattarai and Sushma Arayal Understanding the cultural and historical relevance of stone masonry buildings requires putting to rest illusions about stone construction and earthquake resistance. It has been well ...
Blog November 8, 2023

From structural retrofitting to climate retrofitting: Ensuring resilience in public health facilities

By Subash Kumar Bhattarai and Uttam Neupane Climate retrofitting is the process of improving the ability of existing buildings and systems to better withstand and respond to the effects of climate change In Nepal, the structural ...
Blog October 2, 2023

Nepal’s health system transformation is a moral imperative

Nepal, a country known for its breathtaking scenery and strong communities, is aware that progress cannot exist without a healthy population. This article explores Nepal’s steadfast dedication to health, its national policies, and ...
Blog September 26, 2023

Health infrastructure investment in Nepal: Efficiency and equity

In developing countries like Nepal, where resources are generally limited and healthcare disparities are visible, it is of the utmost necessity to allocate scarce expenditures into health infrastructure. This takes on a greater ...
Blog September 21, 2023

Addressing Depression Through Data-Driven Decision Making in Nepal

It has already been established that health is not merely freedom from any specific disease; instead, it is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. In other words, to become healthy, we also need to be mentally ...
Blog September 13, 2023

Motivation at the heart of healthcare: Reflections from an embedded researcher in a learning site

During my time as an embedded researcher in Kapilvastu Municipality, Nepal, I had the opportunity to engage with numerous health workers across various healthcare institutions and to observe their daily tasks. I firmly believe that ...