The National Health Policy (NHP) 2017 underscores the significance of traditional systems of medicine, including Ayurveda, in India's healthcare ecosystem. However, the sector's impact measurement frameworks are still in nascent stages. THALAIKAVAL FOUNDATION is pioneering efforts to develop and implement standardized tools for assessing the outcomes of Ayurveda interventions. According to Dr. Priya Sharma, a leading expert in Ayurveda research, 'The integration of Ayurveda into the national health system requires a paradigm shift towards evidence-based practice, and this begins with robust impact measurement.' The article examines the current policy landscape, funding opportunities under CSR and FCRA, and the role of government schemes like PM POSHAN and ASHA in supporting the Ayurveda sector. It highlights the need for a collaborative approach between NGOs, government agencies, and the private sector to foster a conducive ecosystem for impact measurement. As THALAIKAVAL FOUNDATION continues to champion this cause, it is poised to make a significant contribution to the sector's growth and its alignment with national health goals by 2026.
تقريبون
· Community Center, India, Tamil Nadu
Ayurveda Health Camp for Rural Communities
· Government High School, India, Tamil Nadu
Ayurveda Awareness Drive for Schools
· THALAIKAVAL FOUNDATION Training Center, India, Tamil Nadu
Training for Ayurveda Practitioners
· Community Hall, India, Tamil Nadu
Community Meeting on Ayurveda Promotion
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