REG. NO: 354134/81/82, C.A./2006, Nepal
“Empowering a sustainable future in collaboration with National and International Organizations working for South Asia’s children where every child can thrive in a healthy, safe and nurturing environment that fosters optimal neurodevelopment and well being in harmony with nature and the region’s unique cultural heritage”
OUR VISION:
SANBEPA ADVISORS
SANBEPA ADVISOR (INDIA)
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(Ph.D., MD, M.Med.Sc. (Australia), MBA, MA(Philosophy), MA (MC&J), FNNF, FIAP, FIACAM, FAMS)
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Emeritus Professor, Allied Health Sciences, Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education (NICHE)
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Emeritus Professor Research & Formerly Vice Chancellor, Kerala University of Health Sciences.
SANBEPA ADVISOR (PAKISTAN)
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MD Paediatrics, FRCPCH (London)
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Former Pro-Vice Chancellor
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Former Dean, College of Paediatrics and Child Health
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Former Dean, Paediatric Medicine and Allied
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Former Director/Principal, School of Allied Health Sciences (SAHS)
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SANBEPA ADVISOR (BANGLADESH)
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FRCP, Royal College of Physicians, Glasgow, UK, 2020.
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Master in Science (MSc.) in Developmental Pediatrics, 1997, University of London, (London, UK).
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Master in Science (MS) in Epidemiology, May 2004, Mailman School Of Public Health, Columbia University, (New York, USA).
SANBEPA ADVISOR (NEPAL)
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Head of the Department of Pediatrics
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Birat Medical College and Teaching Hospital, Biratnagar, Nepal
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FAIMER-FRI Fellowship in Medical Education CMCL, Ludhiana, India.
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Fellowship in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne)
SANBEPA ADVISOR (Sri Lanka)
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FRCPCH UK, 2018
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MSc in Global Health and Development, Disability Pathway, University College of London, UK, 2008.
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MRCPCH, UK February 2007
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MD (Paediatrics), University of Colombo - July 2004
SANBEPA ADVISOR (Maldives)
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DOCTOR OF MEDICINE (MD)
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BACHELOR OF MEDICINE, BACHELOR OF SURGERY (MBBS)
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TRAINING OF TRAINERS WORKSHOP ON ‘NEWBORN CARE
Steering Council
President
SANBEPA 2025
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MBBS,FCPS, MD (USA)
Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician (Pakistan)
Vice President
SANBEPA 2025
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MD, DCH, DNB, FCPS, FIAP, LLB
Developmental & Behavioural Pediatrician (India)
HON. SECRETARY GENERAL
SANBEPA 2025-26
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FRCPCH (UK), MSc Paediatric Neurodisability Hallam, Sheffield (UK), Diplomate child health RCP&S Ireland
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22 years of dedicated exclusive developmental paediatric services for Mission Disability Reduction & Inclusion, India
Joint Secretary (Admin)
SANBEPA 2025-26
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MBBS, FCPS ( Paediatrics)
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Associate Professor and Head of the Department, Department of Paed. Neuroscience (Bangladesh)
Treasurer
SANBEPA 2025-26
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MBBS, MD (Pediatrics)
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Fellowship in development and Behavior Pediatrics (Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne)
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Associate Professor (Nepal)
Joint Secretary
SANBEPA 2025-26
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MBBS, FCPS ( Paediatrics)
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Professor & Chairman, Department of Pediatric Neurology, Deputy Director (Academic) Bangladesh
Joint Secretary
SANBEPA 2025-26
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MD Paediatrics, MBBS, DCH
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Consultant Community Paediatrician
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Childhood neurodevelopmental disorders, childhood disability, child safeguarding (Sri Lanka)
SCIENTIFIC coordinator
SANBEPA 2025-26
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MD Pediatrics
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HOD Pediatrics
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Pediatric Neurology and neurodevelopment (India)
SCIENTIFIC coordinator
SANBEPA 2025-26
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MBBS, MCPS(Paediatrics), FCPS(Paediatrics), FCPS(Developmental-Behavioural Paediatrics), CHPE, Post graduate Diploma pediatric nutrition (Boston, USA) (Pakistan)
SCIENTIFIC coordinator
SANBEPA 2025-26
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MBBS, MD – Paed, DCH
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Lecturer, Community Paediatrician
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Cortico Visual Impairment, Inclusive Education, and
Child Safeguarding (Sri Lanka)
SCIENTIFIC coordinator
SANBEPA 2025-26
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Fellowship in Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, India
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MD Pediatrics, National Academy of Medical Sciences, Nepal
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Assistant professor
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Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrician (Nepal)
AIM
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To provide a platform to experts/organizations of South Asia working in the field of child development.
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To promote regional cooperation among experts and bring uniformity in approaches to locally adapted best practices solutions for the benefit of children with special needs of South Asian countries
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To facilitate implementation of UNICEF’s convention on the ’54 rights of the children’ in South Asian countries.
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Promote family centered approach for child neurodevelopment and well being.
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Promote early intervention and holistic management of Neuro Developmental Disorders (NDDs).
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Access and develop effective, indigenous assessments/intervention tools/techniques for therapy and prevention with cultural sensitivity and regional focus.
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To emphasize environmental influences on child health and Neurodevelopment and suggest regionally appropriate remedial measures
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Advocacy with government for policy planning & implementation for prevention, diagnosis and treatment of NDDs due to pre, peri and post natal health & environmental hazards
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To investigate the role of epigenetics and genetics for optimal neurodevelopment
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To identify role of vaccines in prevention of NDDs
OBJECTIVE
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To provide platform for affiliation and cooperation among developmental pediatrics and other child development bodies in the region
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To have association with international organizations/bodies/agencies working for child development and rehabilitation
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To be the resource platform for providing directory of child development experts in the region
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Interesting case presentation through online seminars on SANBEPA platform
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To conduct annual conference of SANBEPA in association with the national conference of the participating country
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To provide networking opportunities and starting of fellowship programs and facilitating student exchange programs
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To enhance the skills, capacity and capability of individuals working in the field by conducting appropriate workshops, trainings, certification & diploma courses.
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Promoting use of technology & Artificial intelligence to address issues of child neurodevelopment in South Asian Countries.
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Promote research in the fields of NDDS in the region
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To plan a specialty journal of South Asia
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Data collection on common NDDs in the region
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To share the effective skills, tools, training and interventions based on our norms
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Strategies to increase community awareness, knowledge and their active participation
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Development of consensus guidelines for common NDDs
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Collaborate and promote programs of International bodies like WHO & UNICEF etc for child development
OUR PARTNERS
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