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253757 RS Pare Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 34 253680 RS Dambare Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 35 253730 RS Sagar Lal Kami Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 36 251374 RS Prakash Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 37 253645 RS Ramesh Acharya Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 38 253686 RS Gopal Lopchan Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 39 253685 RS Surya Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 40 253736 RS Komal Singi Lama Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 41 253764 RS Kale Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 6 Indrawati 5 42 253642 RS Som Bahadur Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 7 Indrawati 5 1195021 43 253743 RS Mirke Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 7 Indrawati 5 44 253664 RS Ishwor Nepali Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 3690331 45 253665 RS Rita Katuwal Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 46 253640 RS Tara Dahal Jaisi Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 47 253641 RS Khadga Bahadur Katuwal Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 48 253661 RS Parbati Gotame Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 49 253668 RS Machindra Bhujel Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 50 253666 RS Shyam Lal Sarki Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 51 253762 RS Subas Katuwal Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 52 250601 RS Ganesh Karki Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 53 253763 RS Kamala Katuwal Chhetri Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 54 253639 RS Laxmi Gautam (Nepal) Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 55 253670 RS Indra Kumari Katuwal Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 56 253672 RS Sanukanchha Sarki Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 57 253647 RS Amrit Katuwal Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 58 253669 RS Ram Sharan Karki Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 59 253659 RS Shyam Babu Gautam Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 60 251375 RS Bhim Bahadur Karki Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 61 253660 RS Saraswoti Khatri Gautam Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 62 253667 RS Dhan Kumari Bhujel Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 63 250600 RS Sujata Karki (Lamichhane) Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 8 Indrawati 5 64 253718 RS Dhana Bahadur Nakarmi Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 1075551 65 253712 RS Ganga Bhakta Himalaya Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 1075965 66 253646 RS Laxmi Bhakta Bidhyadhar Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 1175985 67 253760 RS Ram Kaji Himalaya Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 1175988 68 253761 RS Gammir Man Nakarmi Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 69 253719 RS Som Bahadur Tamang Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 70 251372 RS Debendra Himalaya Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 71 253721 RS Shaurab Nakarmi Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 72 253717 RS Krishna Lal Nakarmi Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 73 251851 RS Som Maya Nakarmi Sindhupalchowk Badegaun 9 Indrawati 5 74 249730 RS Gyan Bahadur Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 8 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 75 249608 RS Kanchhi Maya Tamang Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 8 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 76 249621 RS Bil Bahadur Tamang Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 8 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 77 249732 RS Rejina Roka Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 8 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 78 249707 RS Shree Lama Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 8 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 79 249358 RS Samjhana Majhi Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 8 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 80 249622 RS Ganesh Dhakal Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 81 249731 RS Yog Bahadur Tamang Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 82 249721 RS Milan Tamang Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 83 249448 RS Baburam Bhujel Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 84 249532 RS Rajendra Magar Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 85 249625 RS Ram Prasad Parajuli Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 86 249629 RS Rajendra Magar Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 87 249606 RS Bishnu Prasad Dhakal Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 88 249722 RS Amar Bahadur Tamang Sindhupalchowk Bansbari 9 Bansbari Melamchi Municipality 12 89 254045 RS Ram Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 90 254346 RS Daljit Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 91 254044 RS Ka Dorje Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 92 254341 RS Pasupati Sunar Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 93 250576 RS Subba Lal Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 94 254468 RS Madhav Prasad Ghimire Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 95 254353 RS Bishnu Maya Ghimire Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 96 254465 RS Hem Ram Paudel Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 97 254342 RS Kale Kami Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 98 254348 RS Tika Maya Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 99 254344 RS Dil Bahadur Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 100 254351 RS Kumar Lama Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 101 254466 RS Rajesh Magar Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 102 254355 RS Debi Prasad Gotame Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 103 254357 RS Chandra Bahadur Nepali Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 104 254350 RS Man Bahadur Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 105 254464 RS Sete Lal B.K. Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 106 254356 RS Ban Lal Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 107 254354 RS Ghan Bahadur Magar Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 108 254345 RS Kriti Adhikari Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 109 254467 RS Nabina Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 110 254343 RS Raj Kumar Sunar Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 111 254043 RS Namkel Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 112 254349 RS Milan Lama Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 113 251352 RS Dil Bahadur Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 114 254358 RS Sun Maya Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 115 251485 RS Dhan Kumari Ghimire Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 116 254352 RS Uttam Lal Ghimire Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 117 254347 RS Nirmala Nepal Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 2 Jugal 5 118 254052 RS Chandra Prasad Pauddel Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 119 254047 RS Deb Nath Ghimire Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 120 254048 RS Nil Prasad Ghimire Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 121 254046 RS Ratna Laxmi Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 122 254054 RS Bheshram Upedhyaya Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 123 254051 RS Daljit Tamang Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 124 254053 RS Pirupati Paudel Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 125 254049 RS Resham Bahadur Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 126 251358 RS Mahesh Magar Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 127 254050 RS Madhu Bahadur Magar Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 3 Jugal 5 128 253975 RS Puskar Puri Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 4 Jugal 5 129 254071 RS Debi Bahadur Puri Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 4 Jugal 5 130 254068 RS Putali Magar Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 4 Jugal 5 131 254070 RS Jayaram Ghimire Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 4 Jugal 5 132 253974 RS Ichhya Maya Nepal Sindhupalchowk Baramchi 4 Jugal 5 133 254057 RS Madan Shrestha Sindhupalchowk Baramchi
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    GARP-Nepal National Working Group (NWG) Dr. Buddha Basnyat, Chair GARP- Nepal, Researcher/Clinician, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit-Nepal\ Patan Academy of Health Sciences Dr. Paras K Pokharel, Vice Chair- GARP Nepal, Professor of Public Health and Community Medicine, BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dharan Dr. Sameer Mani Dixit, PI GARP- Nepal, Director of Research, Center for Molecular Dynamics, Nepal Dr. Abhilasha Karkey, Medical Microbiologist, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit-Nepal\ Patan Academy of Health Sciences Dr. Bhabana Shrestha, Director, German Nepal Tuberculosis Project Dr. Basudha Khanal, Professor of Microbiology, BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dharan Dr. Devi Prasai, Member, Nepal Health Economist Association Dr. Mukti Shrestha, Veterinarian, Veterinary Clinics, Pulchowk Dr. Palpasa Kansakar, Microbiologist, World Health Organization Dr. Sharada Thapaliya, Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology and Surgery, Agriculture and Forestry University–Rampur Mr. Shrawan Kumar Mishra, President, Nepal Health Professional Council Dr. Shrijana Shrestha, Dean, Patan Academy of Health Sciences GARP-Nepal Staff Santoshi Giri, GARP-N Country Coordinator, Global Antibiotic Resistance Partnership- Nepal/Nepal Public Health Foundation Namuna Shrestha, Programme Officer, Nepal Public Health Foundation International Advisors Hellen Gelband, Associate Director, Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy Ramanan Laxminarayan, GARP Principal Investigator, Director, Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy Nepal Situation Analysis and Recommendations Preface Nepal Situation Analysis and Recommendations Nepal Situation Analysis and Recommendations Acknowledgement This report on "Situation Analysis and Recommendations: Antibiotic Use and Resistance in Nepal" is developed by Global Antibiotic Resistance Partnership (GARP Nepal) under Nepal Public Health Foundation (NPHF). First of all, we are thankful to Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics and Policy (CDDEP) for their financial and technical support.