Information about Biotechnology Society of Nepal (BSN)

1. BSN and its role in promotion,
development and awareness of
Biotechnology in Nepal
Nabin N Munankarmi
President, BSN
+977-9841585197

2.  Biotechnology Society of Nepal is an apolitical, non-
government, non-profit organization motivated for promotion
of Biotechnology in Nepal and beyond. The establishment of
society is an endeavor for development of Biotechnology by
promotion and dissemination of knowledge about this cutting
edge technology
 Established on 2007 registered at District Administrative Office
(DAO), Kathmandu and is affiliated to Social Welfare Council
(SWC)
 Now, situated at Bhaktapur, Kausaltar
 Present: 2000 general member and 500 life members with 100’s
of advisory members

3.  One and only active registered society of
Biotechnology in Nepal.
 Source of Biotechnology and life science
related HRs

4. Vision
BSN envisions an egalitarian and prosperous society where impact group
manage their resources efficiently and sustainably and rights and dignity
prosperous society are ensured.
Mission
Contribute to sustainable resource management, poverty reduction and
social justice of impact group through social mobilization, institution building
and collaboration with development actors.
Goal
Improving the quality of life of impact group through empowerment to
make them self-reliant and creating opportunities for livelihood
diversification through improvements in all fields related to biotechnology.
Slogan
Solidarity for the Development of Biotechnology
Address
Bhaktapur, Kausaltar-3

5. BSN is
 AVolunteering Society (for a loud voice, integrated development,
global reach, common ground….)
 A Consultancy (for young, graduates, home comers and seekers)
 Biotechnology Hub (where every possible Biotechnology related
persons are engaged in seen unseen form)
 A Common Home (for research, innovation, counseling, information,
knowledge, market….)
 An Assistance Council (small scale industry setup, private laboratory
setup, reagents and equipment import, trainings for hand- on skills or
management, publication)

6. BSN
BSN activities
NJB (Nepal
Journal of
Biotechnology)
BSN Bulletin
World DNA DAY
Brain Drain to
Brain Gain
(BDBG) program
Training
Workshop
Article on
Demand
(AOD)
National &
International
Conferences
Biotechnology
Advocacy

17. Training at AITM College Workshop at BMC
Training at KVC Workshop at ARC

18. Vermicomposting andTerrace farming workshop for
Women

19. Training at Different Campuses of Pohkara
Workshop at Bhaktapur Municipality

22. Past DNA DAY activities