Development

Reconstructing Lives From Sustainable Livelihoods

The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Nepal in partnership with UNWFP and Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF), Canada implemented PRRO; the first and second phase of Food for Asset (FfA) and Cash for Asset (CfA) projects.

By A Correspondent Sep 23, 2018

Adventure Trip To Nepal With A Cause

One of the most striking things to an outsider, new to the country, was the sheer number of temples and holy places

By Jonathan Liu, Alex Craig and Sandesh Sharma Sep 09, 2018

Sex Differences Give Wrong Message, Gender Experts Say

By Anita Makri Jun 29, 2018

Flood Recovery: Rays Of Hope

With support from various organizations, a rehabilitation center has already been constructed in the ward no 7 of Jabalpur Village to provide safe lodging during the flood. The building was constructed on elevated ground to keep it above potential water levels.

By A Correspondent May 10, 2018

Nepal Needs Gender Responsive Risk Reduction Policies: Experts

This is such eighth discussion forum organized by SAWTEE under the project ‘Initiating dialogue on Post Disaster Reconstruction Experience’ undertaken with support from The Asia Foundation (TAF).

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Apr 28, 2018

MELAMCHI WATER Dream Coming True

Although it has taken almost a decade, the excavation of the Melamchi project’s tunnel has been completed.

By A Correspondent Apr 22, 2018

EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY: Reviving Livelihood With Disaster Resilient Shelter And Infrastructure In Rasuwa

With the construction of shelters, toilets and the rehabilitation of infrastructures like irrigation canal, drinking water and livelihood support in on farm and off farm, trauma and pain of earthquake devastation is now issue of past for the majority of the residence who received support.

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Apr 19, 2018

MELAMCHI PROJECT: Waiting For Water

Despite coming to a breakthrough in Melamchi tunnel, it will take at least a year or until August 2019 to see the water of Melamchi project distributed all over Kathmandu.

By A Correspondent Apr 06, 2018

WASH Empowers Mushahar of Sarlahi

By A Correspondent Apr 05, 2018

The Urgency Of Electric Vehicle Policy And Infrastructures In Nepal

By Dr. Arjun KC Feb 12, 2018

Disaster Risk Reduction And Management Act – My Views

Nepal is in the new experiment of inclusion, and federalism with three levels of governments – Federal, Provincial and Local.

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Jan 21, 2018

More Politics And Less Development

More Politics and Less Development

By Dr. Prabin Manandhar Dec 24, 2017

South Asia To Face Major Disasters: UN Report

By A Correspondent Oct 31, 2017

Brahmaputra River And Basin Planning

By Bharat Lal Seth Oct 31, 2017

Can Dhulikhel offer role model to Nepali hill towns for a sustainable water supply management?

A team of researchers from Southasia Institute of Advanced Studies were on the site to understand how a hilly town like Dhulikhel can manage safe water to its residents at affordable prices despite of limited sources.

By Ngamindra Dahal , Kamal Devkota1, Kaustuv Neupane1 and Suchita Shrestha1, Oct 27, 2017

Opportunities For Synergistic Climate Response

Climate change and Disaster Risk Management have become huge challenges to address poverty and achieve sustainable development.

By Purushotam Ghimire Oct 27, 2017

Environment, Climate Change And American (Trump) Tribalism In The Face Of Globalization

The process of evolution supports the fact that the environmental disruption may drive species to extinction.

By Amit K. Shrestha Sep 01, 2017

Can REDD+ Upgrade Nepalese Community Forest?

Categorized under least developed countries, the readiness to the climate change induced crisis of Nepal is fairly questionable; majorly owing to weak financial, economic and infrastructural condition.

By Swikriti Pandey Aug 28, 2017

China Successfully Applies Early Warning System To Inform Earthquake

By A Correspondent Aug 20, 2017

Humidity And Killer Heat Waves Affect Million In Nepal And South Asia

New research, published Wednesday in Science Advances, found that 75 percent of the population of South Asia will experience extremely dangerous heat waves by 2100

By A Correspondent Aug 05, 2017

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