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The international network

Who and what the regulations name, with the source's own status codes.

A Jesuit priest directing a campus in Kathmandu. A Belgian anthropologist at Louvain whose career was built on the encounter between medicine and belief. A Welsh scholar of development studies and crisis prevention. Directors of Tibetan medical clinics in Kathmandu. Practitioners in Winnipeg and Spokane. And in Nice, the institute that brought European hypnotherapy and non-verbal communication into the network.

These were the people who signed on to CAIRN. The list below reproduces them exactly as the regulations of 2008 record them, with the consortium’s own status codes, explained on the governance page.

CountryOrganizationNameStatusAcademic unit or expertise
NepalCAIRN ConsortiumWilliam R. LeonEXE/FOCEO, General Secretary, coordination
NepalCAIRN / St-Xavier's Campus, KathmanduFr. B. Robins SJEXE/FONepal Regional Head
NepalCAIRN / St-Xavier's Campus, KathmanduFr. Augustine SJADV—
NepalCAIRN / St-Xavier's Campus, KathmanduFr. Miller SJADV—
NepalNIHSProf. R. P. GartoullaADV/COEthnomedicine, PhD supervision (TU)
NepalDudjomNamgyal RimpocheADV/CODharma philosophy, Tsa-rLung healing
NepalShechenMatthieu RicardADVDharma philosophy, quantum psychology
Belgium / EUUCL/LAAP (CAIRN unit)Prof. M. SingletonEXE/FOUCL Regional Head, Belgium
Belgium / EUUCL/PSP/ARACProf. R. SteichenADV/TBPsychotherapy, clinical anthropology
Belgium / EUUCL/CETRI (POLS), Louvain-la-NeuveChanoine HoutartADV/TBGeopolitics, crisis observatory
Belgium / UKOxford (formerly UCL)Prof. B. PiquartADVHumanitarian assistance
United KingdomSwansea / CDSProf. Ian CleggEXE/FODevelopment studies, crisis prevention, PhD curriculum, archaeology
United KingdomSwansea / DACE (Ambilac)Howard Middleton-JonesEXE/FOICT and e-learning, curriculum development, Keltic studies
CanadaHeart@Work NGOJohn & Julie SwitajEXE/FO—
United StatesIntegrativeWisdomPathDr. B. Raven LeeADV/ACPsychotherapy, philosophy
United StatesVIPLama Y. GonpoADVCounselling, Dharma, ICT
France (Italy)ISI-CNVDr. Marco ParetEXE/FONLPIII, hypnotherapy, quantum psychology
ItalyUniversity of GenoaProf. Antonio GuerciADVEthnomedicine, anthropology
United KingdomHarwood-Leon Internet ServerPaul HarwoodAC/FO/COInternet design and server consultancy
NepalSXSSCRajendra ShestraAC/CODirector, SXSSC
NepalKailashAmchi JampaAC/CODirector, Tibetan medicine, Kathmandu
NepalKunphenAmchi T. PedonAC/CODirector, Tibetan medicine, Kathmandu
Nepal—Amchi T. WangpoAC/COTibetan medicine, Kathmandu
NepalPHC/TBDr. Tsering MBBSAC/COTibetan doctor
NepalCAIRN coordination deskDharma ShakyaAC/COCoordination, Kathmandu

Affiliations named elsewhere

The 2009 partner page names, as affiliations of CAIRN: St Xavier's Social Services and St Xavier's Campus in Kathmandu; the Centre for Development Studies at Swansea University in Wales; the prospective anthropology unit and the adult education and development section of the Université catholique de Louvain; and the ISI-CNV Institute in Nice, described there as a training institute in NLP psychotherapy and hypnotherapy. It further refers to selected international and educational NGOs and to Tibetan and Himalayan traditional health-care and training units in Nepal, India, Canada, the United States and the European Union (CAIRN-2009-VALCROS).

Every institution and person on this page is recorded in a dated source and presented in the wording of that source. The list describes the network as the CAIRN regulations of 2008 set it out.
CAIRN-2008-MOU · evidence grade A+

CAIRN MoU / Upgraded Regulations

15 December 2008 update · Historical governance document

Defines the consortium by Memorandum of Understanding, sets out committees and member statuses, and lists ISI-CNV / Marco Paret as EXE/FO.

Internet Archive capture · original URL: https://cairn-alliance.tripod.com/protocole.html (offline since 24 April 2026)

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