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I am Ajnish Ghimire, 21, from Nepal. Currently, I am a student of biomedical science at Sunway University. I have been working on public health issues that are prevalent in my country Nepal. I started my journey from Rotaract Club of Kathmandu, youth wing of Rotary International Nepal and Bhutan District 3292. I worked as a coordinator for 15 medical camps during Nepal earthquake (2015). We had our projects in 8 districts of Nepal which was severely affected by the earthquake.  
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These camps benefitted more than 1000 people and more than 1700 families. I have been working as Director for Humanitarian Affairs for Solidarity International. We distribute school bags and stationery materials to underprivileged students of Nepal. Likewise, we do advocate about the importance of education and collect funds for the scholarship program.
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I am aware of my passion which I want to change to a profession. I want to be the voice of those underprivileged children in rural areas of my country. Working in the community has been my foremost interest since I started working out from home for the earthquake. The long hours I spend outside made me realize where I can excel upon, it made me realize the happiness I get from serving the community. I have enhanced my planning and decision-making skill when I worked as a President for Sunway Youth for Sustainable Development at Sunway University, Malaysia. I started advocating for the sustainable development goals. And I do have the field-based experience back home.
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I believe in the power of youths. Young people are real changemakers in urban and rural communities. The youths can deal with grassroots level and connect to a wide range of ideas and solutions. There are ample of youth-led organizations in the world which are working to improve the local agendas by means of effective monitoring. With the aid from the government as well as non-governmental organization, young people need the structured mechanism of national and regional policy to work in a better environment. If young generation realizes the importance of sustainable development, he/she is the one who works hard to sustain the resources used. As there is a saying, “Almost everything that is great has been done by youth”, I do believe in the power of young people. The Generation Z and Millennials need to work together in achieving the 17 SDGs, young people can unite people from different background leaving no one behind.  
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Recently, I got selected for Global Youth Ambassador at TheirWorld – A World at School, that advocates the importance of education around the world.
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'''Ajnish Ghimire''' is a [[Core Participants |core participant]] of the [[Australasian Initiative|Reinventing Democracy in the Digital Era - Australasia co-Laboratory]].
 
 
'''Ajnish Ghimire''' is an aspiring changemaker and global health advocate. He has been working on public health issues that are prevalent in his country Nepal. He started his journey from Rotaract Club of Kathmandu, a youth wing of Rotary International Nepal and Bhutan District 3292.
 
His story begins with a startup local organization, Solidarity International. He worked as a coordinator for as many medical camps during Nepal earthquake (2015). His coordination ran over 8 districts of Nepal which was severely affected by the earthquake. These camps benefitted more than 1000 people and more than 1700 families. He is the Director of Humanitarian Affairs for Solidarity International. He is also the Executive Director for Solidarity Group. He worked as a President for Sunway Youth for Sustainable Development at Sunway University, Malaysia. He advocates the importance of sustainable development goals.
 
Ajnish believes in the power of youth. With this spirit in mind, he has received many awards and recognition in Nepal as well as in other countries. He has delegated his representative from Nepal in various international conferences and media.
 
Recently, he was selected for Global Youth Ambassador at TheirWorld – A World at School, that advocates the importance of education around the world. His pilot project with Solidarity International, "Project HOPE: Education for Nepal" provides the scholarship to the community-based school students from rural parts of Nepal.
He plans to work with World Health Organization (WHO) on health policy making in Nepal and educate the public about the implications of infectious diseases.
 
Ajnish is pursuing Bachelor(Hons) of Science in Medical Biotechnology(Biomedical Sciences) from Sunway University.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Ajnish Ghimire
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Co-Lab(s) Virtual Euroasian Co-Laboratory (Sep-Nov 2017)
Education Bsc.(Hons) in Biomedical Sciences from Lancaster University (UK)
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Ajnish Ghimire is a core participant of the Reinventing Democracy in the Digital Era - Australasia co-Laboratory.


Ajnish Ghimire is an aspiring changemaker and global health advocate. He has been working on public health issues that are prevalent in his country Nepal. He started his journey from Rotaract Club of Kathmandu, a youth wing of Rotary International Nepal and Bhutan District 3292.

His story begins with a startup local organization, Solidarity International. He worked as a coordinator for as many medical camps during Nepal earthquake (2015). His coordination ran over 8 districts of Nepal which was severely affected by the earthquake. These camps benefitted more than 1000 people and more than 1700 families. He is the Director of Humanitarian Affairs for Solidarity International. He is also the Executive Director for Solidarity Group. He worked as a President for Sunway Youth for Sustainable Development at Sunway University, Malaysia. He advocates the importance of sustainable development goals.

Ajnish believes in the power of youth. With this spirit in mind, he has received many awards and recognition in Nepal as well as in other countries. He has delegated his representative from Nepal in various international conferences and media.

Recently, he was selected for Global Youth Ambassador at TheirWorld – A World at School, that advocates the importance of education around the world. His pilot project with Solidarity International, "Project HOPE: Education for Nepal" provides the scholarship to the community-based school students from rural parts of Nepal.

He plans to work with World Health Organization (WHO) on health policy making in Nepal and educate the public about the implications of infectious diseases.

Ajnish is pursuing Bachelor(Hons) of Science in Medical Biotechnology(Biomedical Sciences) from Sunway University.

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