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Ashok Pandey
Research Fellow - CSF Global, Banani, Dhaka, Bangladesh, (FK Norway Fredskorpset)
Research Officer - Nepal Health Research Council, Ministry of Health, Kathmandu Nepal
Chairperson- Public Health Research Society Nepal (PHRSN), Nepal
Member- Civil 20, Global health working group member, Berlin, Germany, 2017

Ashok Pandey works as a Research Officer at Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC) from last 3 years. He has successfully served his position to conduct the research in both qualitative and quantitative namely traditional medicines, Foreign Medical Team’s Response to Nepal Earthquake, Mental health, Outbreak Investigation, and Surveillance, etc. He has served in an ethical section of NHRC for maintaining health research ethics in Nepal.

Mr. Ashok has been awarded by FK Norway/Fredskorpset Exchange Research Fellow in Child Sight Foundation, Global, Banani, Dhaka, Bangladesh for a year from October 14, 2017, to November 13, 2018. Additionally, he has published more than a dozen research articles in peer-reviewed National and International journal. Mr. Ashok successfully served his tenure as chairperson of Public Health Research Society Nepal (2014 to 2018). In addition, he served as the working group member of global health in civil 20, Berlin Germany 2017. He works as the visiting faculty in the different university in Nepal. He has successfully served his position to develop curriculum and micro syllabus development of Public Health.

Mr. Pandey holds a Master in Public Health (MPH) from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) with public health backgrounds. Besides this Mr. Ashok did his Diploma in Global Health (DGH) from the Institute of Medicine (IoM), Nepal.


 

 

Name: Ashok Pandey

Current position and organization: Policy Researcher and Policy Research Institute, A government Think Tank

Short Brief about yourself

Mr. Ashok Pandey is an accomplished Policy Researcher at the Policy Research Institute, known for his significant contributions to the field of public health research. With a strong background in research and a commitment to improving healthcare systems, he has emerged as a leading figure in his field. Mr. Pandey began his career at the Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC), where he served as a researcher for over six years. In 2020, Mr. Pandey's exceptional research efforts were acknowledged with the prestigious Mirgendra Samjhana Medical Trust Young Researcher Award at the 6th National Summit of Nepal, organized by NHRC. Throughout his career, Mr. Pandey has been the recipient of several notable fellowships, which have further enhanced his expertise and expanded his horizons. He was awarded the FK Norway Research Fellowship in Child Sight Foundation Global, Dhaka, Bangladesh, allowing him to collaborate with experts in the field and contribute to initiatives focused on improving NCDs and health ethics. Additionally, he received the Knowledge Action Change Research Fellowship in the United Kingdom. Furthermore, Mr. Pandey was honored with the TERI Climate Change Fellowship in India, where he delved into the complex relationship between climate change and public health. He has served as a visiting faculty member of public health in several esteemed universities in Nepal and Bangladesh, imparting his expertise and nurturing the next generation of researchers and practitioners.

Mr. Pandey's dedication to advancing global health has been recognized on an international level as well. He was appointed as a working group member of the Civil 20 (C20) global health forum held in Berlin, Germany in 2017. In this role, he collaborated with experts from around the world to develop policy recommendations aimed at improving health outcomes on a global scale. With a remarkable track record of research accomplishments, Mr. Pandey has authored more than five dozen research articles in peer-reviewed journals, showcasing his ability to contribute valuable insights to the scientific community. In addition, he has authored over two dozen national-level research reports, solidifying his status as an influential figure in shaping healthcare policies and strategies in Nepal. Mr. Pandey's commitment to improving public health through research, teaching, and international collaborations has positioned him as a prominent figure in the field. With his passion, expertise, and unwavering dedication, he continues to make significant contributions to the advancement of healthcare systems, both in Nepal and beyond.

 




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