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Human Development Research Centre (HDRC) is a multidisciplinary research-cum-action organization. “Humane development through research and action” – guided by this mission, HDRC’s vision is to accelerate the process of humane development through research and actions. The major domain of HDRC’s interest covers policy and strategy research, operations research, survey, evaluation, assessment, technical assistance, training, communication; and actions in the fields of population, health, reproductive health, primary health care, education, gender, human resource development, human rights, development of indigenous people, land, agriculture, rural development, micro-credit, environment, management and marketing. It has a multifaceted structure with a large pool of specialists drawn from diverse disciplines. Most of our specialists have long-standing experiences in the relevant fields of human development. Operationally, the activities of HDRC can best be visualized in four blocks: Mainstream Research Studies and Technical Assistance (MRSTM), Development and Research of Indigenous People (DRIP), Human Potential Development Centre (HPDC), and HDRC Media-Advocacy-Publications (HDRC-MAP).  HDRC has already made visible contributions to national policy making areas, particularly in the fields of health; population; education; gender development; land rights; infrastructure; and development of the poor, marginalized, disadvantaged and indigenous people. It has also branch in USA namely HDRC USA INC.