Collaborators & Projects

Building a Healthier Tomorrow

Integrating Ayurvedic Research with Contemporary Science

At AVPRF, we believe in the power of collaboration to drive innovation and excellence in healthcare. Our commitment to integrating Ayurvedic research with contemporary science has led us to form strategic alliances and partnerships with renowned institutions, researchers, and healthcare providers worldwide. Our partners share our vision of revolutionizing the healthcare industry by reestablishing Ayurveda in mainstream practice. Together, we are dedicated to conducting cutting-edge research, developing new treatment protocols, and enhancing the efficacy and accessibility of Ayurvedic therapies.

National Collaborative Projects

1977

Launch of research on Efficacy of Ayurvedic Treatment in Rheumatoid Arthritis acollaborative project with WHO-ICMR.

2005

The Department of AYUSH facilitated the implementation of the RUDRA program with software support for reporting outcomes of clinical practice in National Institutes of Ayurveda.

2008

The Coconut Development Board awarded a grant to develop medicinal formulations based on coconut oil.

2017

The Ministry of AYUSH has approved a joint study by AVP Research Foundation and Avinashilingam University on the wound healing activity of Jatyadi Thailam, under the Extra Mural Research Scheme.

2018

Ayurveda Biology was introduced as an optional paper for life sciences students at Sri Krishna Arts & Science College.

2019

Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute has approved the establishment of the Department of Ayurveda Biology in collaboration with AVP Research Foundation.

2020

The Ministry of AYUSH has provided funding for clinical research on managing COVID-19 using Classical Ayurvedic treatments.

2020

Ministry of AYUSH grants a Multi-Centric ‘Randomized controlled study’ to study efficacy of classical Ayurveda on management of Rheumatoid Arthritis.

2020

COVID project on evalvuating the efficacy of Ayurveda intervention in moderate to severe patients in collboration with PSG IMSR published.

International Collaborative Projects

2003-2008

PICRC Grant from National Institutes of Health, USA - Study done in collaboration between University of Washington, Seattle and The Ayurvedic Trust in association with University of California, Los Angeles.

2015

AVP Baltics and AVP Research Foundation received EU Grant on Development of a novel product delivery form based on Jathyadi thailam for diabetic wound healing (ESP project ZD20226)

2018

Project launched in collaboration with University of Latvia a project on creating a dictionary of Ayurveda in Latvian language.

2020

Ministry of AYUSH grants funds for First-ever clinical trial on Management of Diabetes with Ayurveda outside India. This study is on efficacy of customized Ayurveda Therapy on Type II Diabetes in collaboration with University of Latvia under International Cooperation Scheme.

2023

AVP Research Foundation in association with AVP Baltics gets a EU Project Enhancing the efficacy and tolerability of metformin by add-on polyherbal formulation: a gut microbiome study.

We are proud to work alongside our partners, who bring diverse expertise and a shared commitment to advancing healthcare. Together, we are not just envisioning the future of integrative medicine—we are making it a reality.