“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
– Nelson Mandela
Science and innovation form the bedrock of a peaceful and prosperous society. Often, developing societies face a deficit in science literacy, which arguably hinders their economic and social progress. A society with low science literacy tends to underinvest in scientific endeavors, perpetuating a cycle of ignorance and underdevelopment. PRI's core mission is to break this cycle by fostering science literacy through public engagement, citizen science initiatives, policy advocacy, and global partnerships.
In collaboration with Nepal Optica Local Section and Engage Nepal With Science, we are organizing a series of quaterly public engagement activities for students and citizens::
Empowering citizens to "Know your water" through workshops, enabling them to test their own water samples and gain knowledge about water-borne diseases.
PRI contributed significantly to the creation of Nepal's National Science, Technology and Innovation Policy 2018. This included developing its implementation plan as a committee member appointed by the Government of Nepal’s Ministry of Science and Technology.
