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The Center for Molecular Dynamics (CMDN) is a service oriented non-profit making, and a non-governmental organization established in 2007 by dedicated Nepali scientists, policy makers, medical personnel, program managers and academic leaders engaged in population and human development program and research in Nepal and outside. The scope and magnitude of the population problem in various parts of Nepal where it is most acute, is aggravated by the lack of human and financial resources to address it. There is a need for sustained national leadership in many of the districts that have insufficient professional and institutional capacity to conduct epidemiological and related research, disease surveillance, policy analysis, to design, manage and evaluate programs, and to maintain the institutional and political will to intervene.

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Snow Leopard Conservancy

The Center for Molecular Dynamics-Nepal (CMDN) and the Snow Leopard Conservancy (www.snowleopardconservancy.org) of California, USA, has signed MoU to undertake Snow Leopard Research in Nepal.
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16th Canadian Conference on International Health
October 25-28, 2009, Ottawa, Canada
Crowne Plaza Ottawa Hotel

The Center for Molecular Dynamics-Nepal did oral presentation of its recently finished study titled “Integrated Bio-Behavioral Study (IBBS) Among Street Children and Youth of Kathmandu on HIV/AIDS” at the 16th Canadian Conference on International Health
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Support by Nepal Britain Society for HIVSC project

Nepal Britain Society, Kathmandu has donated NRs 50,000 (Fifty thousand Nepali Rupees) equivalent to USD 675 to CMDN in support of the ongoing IBBS study on HIV among youth and street children of Kathmandu (HIVSC project).
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