The work
Expertise & Areas of Work
Research, training, advisory and field work at the intersection of Ayurveda, medicinal plants, and sustainable livelihoods.
The scope
What the Work Covers
Expertise here means work he has described in public: Ayurvedic training, medicinal plants, quality and supply, and teaching. Past government posts are labelled as past. Present work is advisory.
Ayurveda and medicinal plantsClinical training in Ayurveda, and public work on the plants that practice depends on.
Quality and value chainsPlanting material, good practices, and the path from a farm to a responsible user.
Policy, training, and researchQuestions that can be scoped with an institution. Results stay unpublished until they are approved.
The approach
How the Work Happens
From a question to a scoped piece of work, through a practical conversation.
- DiscussUnderstand the need and context→
- AssessStudy, review, and plan→
- CollaborateWork with the people involved→
- ImplementTraining, field work, or advisory→
- EvaluateReview what was agreed, and the next step
Areas of focus
Training, Review & Collaboration
Capacity building, programme review, and scoping a partnership. A conversation is not a signed contract.
- Training and capacity
Curriculum and institutional teaching, arranged as a programme rather than a video course.
- Evaluation and policy
A review of a programme or a policy question, with the source material agreed in advance.
- International cooperation
Scoping a research or field partnership with a partner outside India.
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Planning a project, training programme, or research initiative related to Ayurveda or medicinal plants? Send a written enquiry. There is no price list here, and unpublished results stay off this page.
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