Table 2.

Forms of India’s DAH programs in Nepal

Forms	Name of project	Period	Funding	Output
Health facility building	Paropakar Maternal and Children Hospital	1959–1990s	NA	outpatient building, pathology laboratory, residents’ research center and ICU
	Bir Hospital	1984–1985	NA	5-floor outpatient building and nuclear medical center
	Emergency & trauma center	2003–2014	23 million USD	200-bedded and 8-floor building
	BPKIHS	1993–1999	21 million USD	50 seat medical college and 350-bedded afflicted hospital
	Teaching block in BPKIHS	2010–2013	1.2 million USD	4 large classrooms and 5 laboratories
	clinics	1973–1975	2.3 million USD	12 clinics
	Small development project	2003~	6 million USD	21 clinics and nursing campus in 17 zones
Dispatch faculty	BPKIHS	1994~	890,000 USD every year	211 health professionals in 20 years
Donation of equipment	Ambulance	1994~	NA	342 ambulances to 70 districts in Nepal during 1994–2012
Disease intervention	Goitre Control Programme	1973–1998; 2005–2007; 2011–2012	Around 14.4 million USD	Support the salt company for iodization, package, transportation, promotion, and building warehouse.
	Cataract and Trachoma surgeries programme	2001~	5 million USD	financial support for 300–400 surgeries conducted by Nepal Eye Foundation every year
Scholarship	Colombo Plan, Golden Jubilee, Compex Nepal & Ayush Scholarship	1950s; 2002-, 2005-	202,000 USD every year recently	Scholarships for 50 MBBS in the Golden Jubilee Scholarship, 20 B. Pharma in the Compex Nepal scholar, 6 Ayush Scholarships and several others in the Colombo Plan or ITEC Scholarship