Our Partners
Our Partners
In the course of our activities in Nepal, we are collaborating with local companies and organizations to advance our initiatives. We would like to introduce partners who support ASHA's projects and activities in areas such as system development, on-site operations and management, advisory services, and the establishment of healthcare systems.
*In alphabetical order, titles omitted
Accenture helps the world’s leading enterprises reinvent by building their digital core and unleashing the power of AI to create value at speed for organizations across industries. Focusing on giving back to society through the expertise and talent development know-how cultivated in core business, the company works to address social issues in collaboration with clients, partners, and local communities. In particular, by partnering with NPOs and other organizations known for their strong execution capabilities, Accenture promotes initiatives such as employment and entrepreneurship support to help people achieve economic independence. Through its collaboration with ASHA, Accenture supports the strengthening of the organization’s foundation and its sustainable growth through board matching and pro bono activities.
The Ganesh Ujan (GU) Memorial Foundation is a non-political, non-profit social organization established in memory of Ganesh Kumar Shrestha and Ujan (Bhuwan) Kumar Shrestha, who lost their lives in the line of duty while living in Pokali VDC, Okhaldhunga District. In partnership with the Social Welfare Council, the foundation implements programs in areas such as education, health, sports, and social welfare to support the development of children in rural areas of Nepal, collaborating with various domestic and international organizations.
The Nepal Pediatric Society (NEPAS) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1981 by pediatricians. In collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Population and domestic and international organizations, it develops guidelines, provides training for healthcare professionals, and responds to disasters and infectious diseases. Its activities extend far beyond publishing a journal and hosting academic conferences to include mobile clinics in remote areas, digital awareness campaigns, and policy advocacy aimed at improving the quality of pediatric care.
St. Luke’s International University Graduate School of Public Health aims to develop professionals with advanced knowledge and practical skills in public health who can contribute to addressing diverse health challenges in Japan and around the world. The program brings together students from a wide range of professional and academic backgrounds, including many international students, and all courses are conducted in English. Students receive broad training in fields such as epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy, environmental health, behavioral sciences, and global health, while engaging in practice-oriented learning that addresses real-world challenges. Within this diverse and globally oriented learning environment, students are exposed to the broad perspectives and global mindset essential for public health.ASHA hosts their MPH students for the Applied Practice Experience (APE) and supports the School’s educational activities through initiatives such as guest lectures.
Advisors
Here are the individuals who have been providing valuable advice for ASHA's activities.
*Listed in alphabetical order, titles omitted
・Archana Shakya
・Dipendra Gautam
・Mahabir Pun
・Prakash Shakya
・Rajendra Shakya
・Ramesh Dhakwa
・Smriti Mathema
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