Transforming rigorous research into actionable public health policies and sustainable health practices across Nepal.
Research and Action in Public Health (RAPH) operates under the laws of the Government of Nepal. Founded in 2013, RAPH was established with a conviction that meaningful public health progress relies on robust, localized data.
We deliver rigorous scientific research, train aspiring research professionals, and provide specialized consultancy services for government entities, NGOs, and global health bodies. Our work spans across all 75 districts of Nepal, with multidisciplinary teams ready to mobilize for impactful public health studies.
Guided by a commitment to evidence-based public health transformation
To be a premier research institution in Nepal that transforms data into evidence-based public policies and sustainable, equitable health practices.
To address critical social and public health challenges through rigorous mixed-methods research, technical consultancy, baseline benchmarking, and continuous mentorship of future researchers.
What sets us apart as Nepal's trusted public health research partner
We maintain strong, established working relationships with key government bodies, enabling impactful policy-level dialogue.
Rapid mobilization capacity for large teams of experienced field staff, enumerators, and subject-matter experts across diverse geographical regions in Nepal.
A team of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods specialists passionate about improving health outcomes, particularly for women and children.
A decade of excellence in public health research and impact
RAPH founded and registered under Government of Nepal (Reg. No. 116650-070/71)
Commenced partnerships with government agencies and international organizations
Launched structured training programs for future researchers
10+ years of excellence, 25+ peer-reviewed publications, nationwide reach across 75 districts
Join us in transforming research into actionable public health policies. Whether you're a government agency, NGO, or development partner, let's work together.