Opinion
Rome Expo 2030 - People And Territories: Urban Regeneration, Inclusion, And Innovation
Ever since antiquity, Rome has shown the way by inventing state-of-the art solutions to fulfil the needs of its communities (it already had one million inhabitants at the time of Emperor Augustus!).
By Vincenzo De Luca Oct 20, 2022
An Overview Of Early Warning System (EWS) In Nepal- How Inclusive And Resilient To Communities At Risk
Progress in early warning system in Nepal is indeed encouraging, however there are many loose threads that needs to be pulled together for making the system more effective, sustainable and resilient.
By Dr. Suman Kr. Karn Oct 14, 2022
Improving Groundwater Stock, And Harvesting Rainwater In The Kathmandu Valley
The amount of groundwater in an area depends on the rainfall, geomorphology of the area, soil, and topographical characteristics. When the ground is in a natural state, part of the rainfall recharges the ground through seepage
By Ambika P. Adhikari Keshav Bhattarai Oct 10, 2022
NEPAL’S ISRAEL POLICY Rhetoric And Reality
Recently, Nepal has chosen realistic approaches to multilateral issues keeping Nepal’s core national interest in mind. However, Nepal’s foreign policy Mandarins are yet to reform multilateral policy towards Israel with whom Nepal has cordial and warmth relations at the bilateral level
By Keshab Poudel Oct 08, 2022
Drawing Parallels Between Volodymyr Zelensky And Bhimsen Thapa
Zelensky is quite successful in garnering the support of Western countries, including the United States of America. Western countries have imposed harsh economic sanctions on Russia to weaken its war efforts.
By Purna B. Silwal Oct 07, 2022
Break Kathmandu-Centric Federalism
Growing urbanization is inevitable, but federalism is not able to promote balanced urban growth and services in the country. People are coming to the capital due to a lack of employment opportunities and quality health and education services at the province and local levels.
By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Oct 01, 2022
Transforming SFDP And Building Strong Grassroots Level Institution For Poverty Alleviation
SFDP was the first group-based and credit plus development initiative dedicated to work for the transformation of poor and under privileged people who are left behind from the mainstream of development.
By Dr. Shivram Prasad Koirala and Dr. Nav Raj Simkhada Sep 30, 2022
Nepal Is Bearing The Disproportionate Burden Of Climate Change
We are deeply concerned about the deaths and suffering of civilians in the war in Ukraine. Nepal opposes any threat or use of force against the territorial integrity, political independence, and sovereignty of a country under any pretext and circumstance.
By BHARAT RAJ PAUDYAL Sep 27, 2022
Nepal’s 2022 elections: a step towards democratic consolidation?
Results from the local elections indicate positive change in Nepal’s local politics. First, in four of Nepal’s 13 major cities, including the capital Kathmandu, independent candidates trumped those affiliated with political parties.
By Sovit Subedi and Bishnu Adhikari Sep 23, 2022
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