Newuser, I admire your genuine concern for the common people back home. As usual your posting was nice (though big long and vague). I am ready to help you in anyway possible. However, my own expereince working with CMRI, illustrates that it is not only an expensive tool, but something that needs a skillfull and competent technician to acquire the vital information. The machine itself is costly and come with maintainance cost, which in our Nepali condition (of frequent power failure and fupu ko dhan kasko saradya mentality) will even be more chalenging. I can help in the field of personel training to acquire the skills of MRI handling, by being a bridge to see if some short term training can be provided, if we are successfull to install a MRI machine. However as mentioned above, count me in in this pious intention but as Dadagiri bro mentioned above, it needs you "newsuser" to lead. I personally think there are other genuine areas that needs immediate attention and can be achieved with negligible cost-as an example safe disposal of batteries (heavy metal problems), educating right nutrition of adolscents and infants, danger of rising urban diseases etc.