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World Leprosy Day 2021 #BeatLeprosy
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World Leprosy Day 2021 #BeatLeprosy

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World Leprosy Day 2021 #BeatLeprosy

The World Leprosy Day (WLD) takes place on the last Sunday of January worldwide except India. In India, WLD is celebrated on 30 January, the anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s death. It was established in 1954 by French philanthropist and writer, Raoul Follereau, as a way to raise global awareness and call attention to the fact that leprosy can be prevented, treated and cured.

World NTD Day: A new day in the fight against NTDs

World Leprosy Day is the global platform to raise public awareness of leprosy, including the medical and social implications of the disease and the rights of persons affected.

About diseases

Leprosy, also known as Hansen’s disease, is a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium leprae. The disease mainly affects the skin, the peripheral nerves, mucosal surfaces of the upper respiratory tract and the eyes. Leprosy is known to occur at all ages ranging from early infancy to very old age. Leprosy is curable and treatment in the early stages can prevent disability.

Leprosy is likely transmitted via droplets, from the nose and mouth, during close and frequent contact with untreated cases.

Day 2021

This year, World Leprosy Day takes place on 31 January 2020, and we celebrate the efforts to #BeatLeprosy. WLD aims to help spread the word that #LeprosyIsCurable, the fight to #EndStigma, and advocate for the #MentalWellbeing of persons who have experienced leprosy and other neglected tropical diseases.

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  • DYK? #LeprosyIsCurable! With Multi-drug therapy, people are no longer infectious and can lead healthy, productive lives.
  • Why do people hide their #leprosy symptoms? Stigma and discrimination are major barriers to seeking a diagnosis. Luckily, #LeprosyIsCurable and treatment is free!
  • With Multi-drug therapy, people are no longer infectious and can lead healthy, productive lives.
  • #LeprosyIsCurable, and it’s possible to stop transmission. Single-dose rifampicin post-exposure prophylaxis is a viable way to interrupt #leprosy transmission.
  • This #WorldLeprosyDay, we recognize the impacts of #COVID19 on the #leprosy community and celebrate the persons affected by #leprosy who are leading response efforts on the ground
  • This #WorldLeprosyDay, we recognize the impacts of #COVID19 on the #leprosy community and celebrate the persons affected by #leprosy who are leading response efforts on the ground.

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The Murray-Lopez Award: Nomination Open

by Public Health Update January 23, 2021
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Purpose


In 2018, Professor Christopher Murray, Director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington and University of Melbourne Laureate Professor Alan Lopez were jointly awarded the prestigious 2018 John Dirks Canada Gairdner Global Health Award for their pioneering work in establishing and developing the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) Study over three decades earlier. Subsequently, the GBD has greatly influenced debates about global health priorities and the development of health services and systems worldwide, and enabled the tracking of progress towards global and national health and development goals. Both have donated the shared proceeds of this award to their respective universities to establish the Murray-Lopez Award. The primary aim of the award is to support emerging global health researchers to carry out innovative research to improve the measurement and knowledge about burden of disease in populations.

Nominations are now open for the 2021 Murray-Lopez Award. The Murray-Lopez Award was created in 2020 to support emerging global health researchers to carry out innovative research to improve the measurement and knowledge about burden of disease in populations. Each year, the winner of the University of Washington Murray-Lopez Award will receive the value of $5,000 USD.

Eligibility


Nominations must be submitted on behalf of the nominee. Self-nominations will not be reviewed.

The Murray-Lopez Award is open to individuals who meet the following criteria:

  • An early‐career professional (this may include students pursuing a terminal degree and no more than five years post terminal degree)
  • Demonstrable evidence that the nominee can carry out Global Burden of Disease (GBD) research(1) of the highest scientific quality, focused on either:
    • Methods improvement; or
    • Application of GBD methods in low and middle income countries (LMIC)(2)
  • Preference will be given to candidates who are based in a LMIC.

(1) “GBD-related research” defined as research or analysis that fits under the rubric of the Global Burden of Disease Study.

(2) “LMIC” defined by the World Bank as: “For the current 2020 fiscal year, low-income economies are defined as those with a GNI per capita, calculated using the World Bank Atlas method, of $1,025 or less in 2018; lower middle-income economies are those with a GNI per capita between $1,026 and $3,995; upper middle-income economies are those with a GNI per capita between $3,996 and $12,375; high-income economies are those with a GNI per capita of $12,376 or more.”

Nominations for 2021 should be received no later than March 29, 2021.

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Determinants of Maternal Health and Family Planning Service Coverage in Nepal: Modelling of Routine Data
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Determinants of Maternal Health and Family Planning Service Coverage in Nepal: Modelling of Routine Data

by Public Health Update January 21, 2021
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Determinants of Maternal Health and Family Planning Service Coverage in Nepal: Modelling of Routine Data (Determinants of Maternal Health and Family Planning Service Coverage in Nepal)

Objectives

This analysis identifies the determinants of maternal health and FP services coverage in Nepal using statistical models.

Conclusions

  • The districts with a higher proportion of female household heads had higher coverage of institutional delivery.
  • Compared to districts in Province 1, districts in Province 2, Bagmati Province, and Gandaki province had lower composite coverage of maternal health services.
  • Districts with Limbu and Rai as the predominant cast had lower composite coverage of maternal health services, while the districts with Magar as predominant caste had higher coverage compared to districts with Brahmin as predominant caste.
  • Compared to fiscal year 2014/2015, the coverage of maternal health services improved significantly in the year 2018/2019.
  • Districts with Rai, Limbu, Chhetri and Newar as predominant caste had lower mCPR while districts with Magar, Gurung and Tharu as predominant caste had higher mCPR compared to districts with Brahmins as predominant caste.
  • Compared to Province 1, Gandaki Province, Lumbini Province and Bagmati Province had lower mCPR while other provinces did not differ significantly.
  • Based on 95% CI, study revealed significant variation in composite coverage of maternal health services as well as FP service.
  • The number of districts with less than the average value of composite coverage of maternal health services and mCPR was 30 and 37 respectively out of 77 districts.

Recommendations

  • With the current federal structure where delivery of essential health services has been devolved to local level governments (LLGs), there is greater opportunity for tailored targeted interventions in districts with low coverage of maternal health services and FP services. Low coverage districts for both the maternal health and FP services should be a priority focus.
  • Similar analysis can be replicated in the future considering municipality as a unit of analysis once the data on dependent and independent variables is available. This could help LLGs for formulating specific plans to address the gap.
  • Predictors of service coverage may change with the impact of policy initiatives, expansion of health services and overall development of the districts. Regular analysis identifying districts lagging in terms of service coverage could be useful.
  • The study revealed variations across districts based on predominant caste of the district. For example, districts with Limbu as predominant caste have lower composite coverage of maternal health services as well as mCPR compared to Brahmin. Further studies will be useful to determine if certain caste specific cultural practices are serving as facilitator or barrier to service utilisation.
  • Poverty gap in the district, which is the measure of the depth or intensity of poverty was not associated with any of the coverage indicators. Further studies are indicated to assess if the intensity of poverty is still a determinant of service coverage particularly for services covered in this study which are offered free of cost, and in some cases with financial incentives.
  • Such studies with individual as unit of analysis may also reveal if the disparities within the districts are masked at district level.

Department of Health Services (DoHS), Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), Nepal; UKaid Nepal Health Sector Programme 3 (NSHP3)/Monitoring, Evaluation and Operational Research (MEOR), USAID’s Strengthening Systems for Better Health (SSBH). 2020. Determinants of maternal health and family planning service coverage in Nepal: modelling of routine data. Kathmandu, Nepal: DoHS, MoHP, Nepal.

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World NTD Day: A new day in the fight against NTDs
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World NTD Day: A new day in the fight against NTDs

by Public Health Update January 17, 2021
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The World Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) Day is an international awareness day for NTDs observed on 30 January. It was originally announced by the Crown Prince Court of Abu Dhabi at the 2019 Reaching the Last Mile Forum.

The first-ever World NTD Day was celebrated on 30 January 2020. World NTD Day aims to bring together civil society advocates, community leaders, global health experts and policymakers working across the diverse NTD landscape, and unifies partners behind a common goal: to Face NTDs and #EndTheNeglect.

Key Messages

EQUITY: Affecting over 1.7 billion globally, NTDs are responsible for thousands of preventable deaths each year and cause impairments that perpetuate the cycle of poverty-keeping millions of adults out of work and children out of school. Join us 1/30, #WorldNTDDay, to #EndTheNeglect.

COVID-19: Global attention has been focused on #COVID_19, but the crisis has also diverted resources and attention away from other critical global health issues like NTDs, further exacerbating the health risks to already vulnerable populations. #EndTheNeglect

PROGRESS: 2020 marks the end of the World Health Organization’s first roadmap and the London Declaration; as the @WHO releases its #NTDRoadmap2030, there are many successes to highlight on the progress made to date as we launch the next phase of global coordination. Let’s #beatNTDs.

COLLABORATION: Looking forward, there is opportunity to apply the unprecedented collaboration around #COVID_19 to address NTDs. This includes cross-sector, cross-industry partnerships, building strong political will, and generating resources necessary to reach the last mile. #EndTheNeglect

GETTING IT DONE: The @WHO #NTDRoadmap2030 has many ambitious goals. These goals CAN be achieved by building thriving universal healthcare systems, deferring to local leadership, enhancing coordination across sectors, and moving towards integrated approaches. Let’s get the job done and #beatNTDs

#EndtheNeglect #BeatNTDs

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The Study in India Scholarship Program

by Public Health Update January 17, 2021
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The Study in India program has designed a framework to award scholarships and tuition fee waivers for meritorious students applying to the program. The Study in India team has collaborated with the Indian government wings – MOE, MEA, and MIC, to draw out this scheme. The program offers scholarships called the Study in India Scholarships on an annual basis, while its partner institutes provide tuition fee waivers.

The Study in India Scholarship scheme covers the admission fees, tuition fees, accommodation (room and boarding) costs, and food costs. Any costs and expenses outside the above mentioned are not considered under this scheme. The scheme is further divided into two sub-schemes, based on a merit list and the Ind-SAT examination. A set of scholarships are offered based on a merit-list, that is evaluated, following the document verification process. Scholarship are awarded to only the exemplary students who appeared for the online-procured, 90-minute Ind-SAT examination.

More than 30,000 tuition fee waivers are given to deserving students by our partner institutes in the ranges of 100%, 50%, and 25%. The number of fee waivers available, vary from institute to institute across the mentioned ranges. The costs covered under this scheme only waives off tuition fee for one academic year.

Scholarship

Study in India, with the help of the following Indian ministries – the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, is offering 2000 scholarships upto USD3500 each for the academic year 2020-21.

Every meritorious student that has been offered this scholarship by the Study in India team shall receive it for a maximum period:

  • of 5 years for undergraduate integrated courses;
  • of 3 or 4 years for undergraduate courses, according to the course duration;
  • of 2 years for postgraduate courses;
  • or, till the completion of this course, whichever is lesser.

Please note, scholarships are only available for the above-listed categories, and not for Ph.D., M.Phil and Doctoral level courses.

To apply for this scholarship, students should have registered with SII, completed an application on our website www.studyinindia.gov.in and SII-partnered institution. The scholarships are awarded on the following basis:

  • Students should have had a meritorious academic history in his / her secondary school, higher secondary school, and/or the latest educational qualification.
  • Students may appear for the Ind-SAT exam conducted by the SII team across the given list of countries. A merit list would be generated for the second-wave of shortlisting.
  • According to the country-wise allocated quota and other criteria, the final shortlisted will be contacted by the SII team.

A few important clauses about the scholarship for the students applying for the SII scholarship:

  • Each scholarship is valued at INR 250,000 (≈USD3500) per student per year.
  • Each scholarship under the SII scheme will only cover tuition, accommodation, food, and admission fees. No other expense listed outside this set will be provided for under this scholarship.
  • If the total fees of the course for each year, which includes tuition, accommodation, food, and admission, is lesser than the proposed value of USD3500 the lesser amount will be awarded as a scholarship.
  • All scholarships are electronically transferred to the institutes.
  • All scholarships are renewable on a year-on-year basis until the day of graduation.

Before releasing the final offer letter to students, each online application will be verified by the institute and the SII team. For further information, read through the clauses given below carefully before applying for the Study in India (SII) scholarship.

Applications for SII Scholarships

To be eligible for the Study in India Scholarship, the student should’ve applied to Study in India and have received admission in one of the SII-partner institutes. Students who have shown interest in applying for the SII scholarship will be given links to apply for the Ind-SAT exam – an assessment test conducted by SII to be used for the initial shortlisting of the candidates.

Scholarship Values
  • For the academic year 2020-21, 2000 scholarships will be awarded to deserving students who are part of the SII fraternity.
  • Each scholarship is valued at INR 250,000 (≈USD3500).
  • Students who have been awarded the SII scholarship will be given either the gross total of admission fees, tuition fees, accommodation, and food expenses or USD3500 whichever is lesser.

Scholarships are granted for the complete course duration. The student would need to renew the scholarship status for the next academic year, before the scholarship lapses for the current academic year.

Renewal of Scholarship

With reference to the scholarship timeline given above, a scholarship under the scheme is renewable on a year-to-year basis up till the completion of the course, without exceeding the mentioned number of years for the course. If a scholar is unable to appear for the final examination, owing to illness or on account of any unforeseen event, the award may be renewed for the next academic year, on submission of a medical certificate and other credible evidence. Additionally, the head of the institute should have certified that the student would have passed, with the required percentage of marks or equivalent Grade Point Average, had he/she appeared for the examination.

A few points to note:
  • In case a scholar has decided to change his field of study or course offered by the institute, then an attested document and a new offer letter submitted by the head of the institute should provide certification, allowing the student to change course within the institute.
  • In case a scholar has decided to change his field of study or course offered by the institute, then an attested document and a new offer letter submitted by the head of the institute should provide certification, allowing the student to change course within the institute.
  • However, if a scholar decides to change courses from the allotted institute, then the scholarship will not be renewed for the following years.
Procedure for Renewal of Scholarship:

To obtain the renewal of the scholarship, the respective institute will submit the student’s request to Study in India (SII) on the Study in India Tracking Software (SIITrackS) portal.

  • The student should have fulfilled the necessary requirements for getting promoted to the next academic year of his/her course.
  • No disciplinary action has been initiated by the institute against the student.
  • The student should have maintained an attendance of a minimum 75% throughout the semester/trimester.

Only after verification of all the details given above, by the Study in India team, the scholarship will be renewed.

Withdrawal of Scholarship

The SII Scholarship will be revoked from a scholar, if he/she joins the institute and then withdraws during the course duration. IND – SATThe given procedures will be followed in such a case:

  • The student will have to pay for the duration of their studies, according to the charges prescribed by the institute if their scholarship is revoked due to any reason.
  • Since the scholarship amount is given to the institute; in case of cancellation of the scholarship, recovery of the amount will be made from the institute.
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Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme 2020-21

by Public Health Update January 17, 2021
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The Embassy of India, Kathmandu invites online application for Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme from Nepali nationals studying in Nepal.

Eligibility:

  • Applicant should be a regular student enrolled in 1stYear/1stSemester of under graduate courses in any recognized educational institute in Nepal. Proof of student studying in graduation/degree course attested by Principal/Head of Institution to be uploaded.
  • Applicant should have secured at least 70% aggregate marks at the Intermediate (+2) level/Class 12th and mark sheet to be uploaded.
  • Applicant should be citizen of Nepal. Citizenship certificate of self or parents to be uploaded.
  • Physically challenged candidate should upload proof from CDO/LDO/Municipality Head.
  • Family income of the applicant must be less than NRs. 2,00,000/- per annum and income proof should be provided by CDO/LDO/Municipality Head and to be uploaded.
  • Age Limit: Applicants should be between 17 to 22 years of age as on 1st July 2021.
  • Note: (i) Those who are receiving scholarship from any other source are not eligible to apply. (ii) Please do not include Class XI marks. (iii) Diploma courses are not eligible for the scholarship.

Scholarship Amount and Duration:

CourseScholarship Amount in NRs. Per MonthScholarship Duration in Years
MBBS/BDS40005
Engineering/BAMS40004
Others (BA, BCom, BSc, etc.)30003

The scholarship will continue in the second and subsequent years provided that the awardees continue to study and pass in the first and subsequent years. The student should submit each year’s passed marks sheet (except of final year) along with present status of his/her study, authenticated by Head of the institute/college. The documents should be submitted latest by second week of December either physically at Education Wing of the Embassy of India, Kathmandu or Consulate General of India, Birgunj or via email: attacheedu.kathmandu@mea.gov.in, failing which the scholarship may be terminated. The scholarship will be discontinued if the awardee fails successively in two semesters or discontinue study or any other valid reason.

Please note:

  1. Applicants are advised to interact solely with the Education Wing of the Embassy in Kathmandu and the Consulate General of India at Birgunj.
  2. The applicants should indicate their address and contact telephone/mobile phone numbers/e-mail address clearly in online Application Form, and also upload the recent passport size photograph. Any change in address/ telephone/ mobile number should be intimated immediately through letter bearing candidate’s signature.
  3. Filling up of wrong data/information such as marks, etc. and in absence of documents as mentioned in the ‘documents required’ column in the online application form will lead to outright rejection and cancellation of the application/candidature/scholarship and no further claim will be entertained.
  4. Before filling up the application form online, students/guardian are advised to read instructions/guidelines thoroughly, as there is no scope for modification in online system once form is submitted. The candidate should keep the Email address and Password in safe custody for future correspondence/reference.
  5. The Embassy of India reserves the right to accept or reject any application at its discretion.

The Online Application may be submitted through web portal www.goischolarship.com.np The last date of submission of application is February 15, 2021.

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Mahatma Gandhi Scholarship Scheme 2020-21

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The Embassy of India, Kathmandu invites online application for Mahatma Gandhi Scholarship Scheme from Nepali nationals studying in Nepal.

Eligibility:

  • Applicant should be a regular student of Class XI and studying in any recognized school/college of Nepal. Proof of student studying in Class XI attested by Principal to be uploaded.
  • Applicant should have secured at least 60% aggregate marks at the High School (SEE)/Class 10th and mark sheet to be uploaded.
  • Applicant should be citizen of Nepal. Citizenship certificate of self or parents to be uploaded.
  • Physically challenged candidate should upload proof from CDO/LDO/Municipality Head.
  • Family income of the candidate must be less than NRs. 2,00,000/- per annum and income proof should be provided by CDO/LDO/Municipality Head and to be uploaded.
  • Note: Those who are receiving scholarship from any other source are not eligible to apply.

Scholarship Amount and Duration:

Selected students will get a scholarship of NRs. 2,000/- per month.
The scholarship will continue in the second year provided that the awardees passes in Class XI. The student should submit a copy of class XI passed mark sheet along with present status of the student stating that he/she is studying in class XII authenticated (with seal) by the principal of the college/institute. The documents should be submitted latest by November 2021 either physically at Education Wing of the Embassy of India, Kathmandu or Consulate General of India, Birgunj or via email: attacheedu.kathmandu@mea.gov.in, failing which the scholarship may be terminated. The scholarship will be discontinued if the awardee fails in Class XI or discontinues study or any other valid reason.

Please note:

  1. Applicants are advised to interact solely with the Education Wing of the Embassy in Kathmandu and the Consulate General of India at Birgunj.
  2. The applicants should indicate their address and contact telephone/mobile phone numbers/e-mail address clearly in online Application Form, and also upload the recent passport size photograph. Any change in address/ telephone/ mobile number should be intimated immediately through letter bearing candidate’s signature.
  3. Filling up of wrong data/information such as marks, etc. and in absence of documents as mentioned in the ‘documents required’ column in the online application form will lead to outright rejection and cancellation of the application/candidature/scholarship and no further claim will be entertained.
  4. Before filling up the application form online, students/guardian are advised to read instructions/guidelines thoroughly, as there is no scope for modification in online system once form is submitted. The candidate should keep the Email address and Password in safe custody for future correspondence/reference.
  5. The Embassy of India reserves the right to accept or reject any application at its discretion.

The Online Application may be submitted through web portal www.goischolarship.com.np The last date of submission of application is February 15, 2021.

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DDA approves ‘COVISHIELD’ vaccine for emergency use in Nepal

by Public Health Update January 15, 2021
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The Department of Drug Administration (DDA) has decided to approve ‘COVISHIELD’ COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use in Nepal. DDA provided the conditional permission for emergency authorisation of COVISHEILD vaccine against COVID-19. COVISHEILD is the first COVID-19 vaccine approved for use in Nepal.

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COVID Vaccine in Nepal
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National Yoga Day: ‘Lets practice yoga, COVID-19 will go away’

by Public Health Update January 14, 2021
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The National Yoga Day is observed each year on Magh 1st (Maghe Sankranti). Yoga day has been celebrated in Nepal since 15 January 2016.

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  • To promote yoga, and its holistic benefits.
  • To reduce health problems; promote good mental and physical health of people through yoga.

Theme 2020

The National Yoga Day

The theme for the Yoga Day 2020 is ‘Lets practice Yoga, COVID-19 will go away’.

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Guideline for Planning & Budget Formulation in Health Sector

by Public Health Update January 13, 2021
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The Ministry of Health & Population developed a guideline for planning & budget formulation in health sector. This guideline is prepared with following objectives;

  • To provide information on the annual program and budget formulation process.
  • To create uniformity in program planning and budgeting process.
  • To facilitate evidence-based planning.
  • To make effective implementation, procurement process and reporting.
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