CAC-Nepal’s ongoing research are:
- Understanding the community attitudes and knowledge towards lesbian, gay and bisexual people and exploring the experiences of the homosexuals in Nepal: A qualitative study in collaboration with Kathmandu Medical College Teaching Hospital (KMCTH) and Linnæus University, Kalmar, Sweden from March 2020 till the date
- Assess the feasibility and acceptability of mHealth intervention of a mHealth HIV/STI prevention and treatment intervention for Female Sex Workers (FSW) in Nepal in collaboration with Missouri University from February 2022 till the date.
CAC-Nepal has conducted and published research and study on the following issues such as:
- Assess the feasibility and acceptability of mHealth intervention of a mHealth HIV/STI prevention and treatment intervention for Female Sex Workers (FSW) in Nepal in collaboration with Missouri University From January 2021 to July 2021
- Stock taking and study of Existing research and data on trafficking in 2001
- Study on Internal Trafficking among children and youth engaged in prostitution in 2002
- Baseline survey on trafficking in 5 VDC’s of Nuwakot in 2004
- Situation Analysis of Women Police Cells in Kathmandu Valley in 2008
- Collaborative Research Planning Workshop on Women and Girls Trafficking in Nepal supported by Linnaeus University, Sweden.
- Project for Developing PhD Research Proposal on Gender inequality and Trafficking issues in Nepal with Linnaeus University, Sweden in 2015
- Midterm evaluation of AWASHAR project in 2016 supported by Plan International Nepal
- Regular publication of Case Study of targeted population
