Celebrating Three Decades of Excellence

The Chitwan Valley Family Study (CVFS) celebrated its 30th anniversary with a grand Staff Appreciation Program, bringing together past and present employees to honor the dedication that has shaped this landmark research initiative over three decades.

A Milestone Achievement

Held at Hotel Landmark Forest Park in Sauraha, Chitwan, this momentous occasion reflected the tireless efforts of countless employees who have nurtured and strengthened the institution. Just as the hands of parents build a home, the devoted hands of these staff members have contributed time, energy, and care, ensuring CVFS's growth, resilience, and continued relevance in Nepal's research landscape.

160 staff members gathered at Hotel Landmark Forest Park

Honoring Dedication & Leadership

The celebration provided a platform for staff to share their experiences and learnings, serving as motivation for newer employees. Prof. Dr. William Axinn and Prof. Dr. Dirgha J. Ghimire, co-founders of CVFS, attended the event, recognizing staff members with appreciation certificates and tokens of love for their invaluable contributions to the organization.

International Collaboration

Long-time collaborators from the University of Michigan, USA, and Statistics Netherlands participated in the celebration, highlighting the enduring global partnerships that have contributed to CVFS's success:

Celebration & Connection

The program included cultural dance performances, a jungle safari, and other entertaining activities, providing opportunities for staff to relax, bond, and celebrate together. The event successfully motivated and refreshed participants, reinforcing a sense of pride and belonging among the team.

Resilience Through Challenges

Over the years, CVFS has faced numerous challenges, including setbacks and uncertainties. Yet, the institution has thrived due to the courage, perseverance, and unwavering commitment of its employees. Their dedication has not only sustained the organization but also inspired young researchers, supported families, and contributed to broader societal understanding through CVFS's research initiatives.