About the portal
The portal collects practical experience from health facilities, hospitals, primary health care centres, local governments, provincial health authorities, public health professionals, community health workers, researchers, academic institutions, NGOs, INGOs and development partners.
It is a searchable national repository of public health knowledge — not a blog. Every story is structured the same way, so policymakers, researchers, programme managers and development partners can find, compare and replicate what works.
Our objectives
- Document successful public health interventions and innovations across Nepal.
- Capture best practices and lessons learned from health facilities and local governments.
- Promote knowledge exchange between health institutions and professionals.
- Identify interventions that can be scaled up and replicated.
- Highlight community-led health initiatives and local innovations.
- Generate evidence to inform health policy, planning and decision-making.
- Build a national repository of public health stories and experiences.
- Recognise health facilities and professionals who improve the health system.
What you can submit
Health facilities — hospitals, PHCCs, health posts and other facilities are especially encouraged to submit Best Practices and News. Create a contributor account on the My Submissions page to track all your facility's submissions in one place.
Thematic areas
Health System Strengthening
- Health governance and leadership
- Health financing
- Human resources for health
- Health infrastructure
- Health information systems
- Digital health
- Health service delivery
- Quality assurance and patient safety
- Federal health system implementation
Primary Health Care
- Primary healthcare strengthening
- Basic health services
- Community health services
- Community engagement
- Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs)
- Integrated health services
- Referral systems
Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health
- Maternal health
- Newborn health
- Child health
- Adolescent health
- Family planning
- Reproductive health
- Nutrition
Communicable Diseases
- Tuberculosis
- HIV/AIDS
- Malaria
- Dengue
- Kala-azar
- Neglected tropical diseases
- Vaccine-preventable diseases
- Outbreak preparedness and response
Non-Communicable Diseases
- Cardiovascular diseases
- Cancer
- Diabetes
- Chronic respiratory diseases
- Mental health
- Road traffic injuries
- Healthy ageing
Other Thematic Areas
- Climate change and health
- Environmental health
- WASH
- Disaster risk reduction
- Emergency preparedness
- Health equity and inclusion
- Gender and health
- Disability-inclusive health services
- Health education and promotion
- Health research and implementation science
What the form asks
The form is a single page with eight short questions and takes about 10 minutes. Required questions are marked with *.
- What would you like to share? — News / Update, Best Practice or Public Health Story.
- What is the title?
- Tell us about it. — What happened? What did you do? Why is it important?
- Which health facility or organisation is sharing this? — name, province, district and municipality / rural municipality.
- Who is sharing this information? — full name, designation, email and (optional) contact number. Contact details are not published.
- What did you achieve or learn? — What changed? Who benefited? What worked well? What can others learn from your experience?
- Upload photos, reports or videos (optional)
- Declaration — confirm the information is accurate and that you have permission to share it and its supporting materials.
How submissions are reviewed
- Submitted
- Initial screening
- Technical review
- Revision requested
- Approved
- Published
You receive a reference number and an email as soon as you submit. Our editorial team screens every submission, a technical reviewer checks the content and evidence, and we may ask you to revise it. We may edit for clarity before publishing. Submission does not guarantee publication.
Privacy and data protection
- We never publish contributors' email addresses or phone numbers.
- Do not include patient names, photos of patients without written consent, or any confidential clinical records.
- Uploaded files are checked by type and size, and nothing is public until an editor approves it.
- You can ask us to correct or remove your submission at any time.