Silviya Chaulagain is a Research Officer at the Centre for Research on Environment, Health and Population Studies (CREHPA). She has five years of experience working with NGOs and a UN agency in research, program development, and communication. Her current research, in collaboration with the University of Bath, UK aims to develop a universal framework for menstrual justice and assess the feasibility of interventions to address menstrual pain and injustice among adolescent girls in Nepal. She is interested in research areas related to public health policy, sexual and reproductive health, antibiotic resistance, climate change and environment related issues. 

Silviya holds an MSc in Public Health from the University of Southampton, awarded through the UK government’s Chevening Scholarship. She is also a former fellow of MCW Global’s Young Leaders Fellowship Program.