Sheema Chapagain, a tenth grader at Vidya Sadan School, expected the Electoral Education and Information Centre (EEIC) to be a boring place. “But I’m surprised at how fun it actually is,” she says.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Pradeep Kumar Gyawali, addressed the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York where he said that the most vulnerable countries “are hit hardest by the impacts of climate change” and despite “their negligible emissions, they face the consequences” that are not just disproportionate but also unjust and undue.
This booklet ''Open Government and Open Parliament'' is a handy capsule with information about the concept, practice and trends on openness in governance and parliament.
Kanni Wignaraja is set to assume her role as Director of the Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), on 1 December 2019.
Nepal has been one of the countries on the frontlines in terms of localizing the SDGs. This Needs Assessment, Costing and Financing Strategy is another milestone achived in that direction.
Examining the progresses made and challenges faced, with room for suggestions, UNDP and its partner organizations got together to discuss its Country Programme Document (2018-2022). The first annual progress review of UNDP’s Country Programme Document (CPD) (2018-2022) took place on 11 September 2019 at Singha Durbar. At the meeting, partner organizations urged UNDP to focus more on accelerating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) localization process while keeping the federal structure in mind.
UNDP’s efforts in construction of community infrastructures & improving livelihoods after 2015 earthquake in #Nepal. In the past 4 years, 500+ community infrastructures have been rebuilt benefiting over750,000 people of the 7 hardest hit districts.
UNDP Nepal Annual Report 2018
In this report, we present our work and accomplishments in promoting inlcusive economic growth, fostering democratic governance and rule of law, building resilience, and taking forward gender equality and social inclusion in the country
Earthquake recovery response
UNDP is supporting the Government of Nepal through a 3-year recovery program. The program focuses on supporting national recovery and reconstruction planning and implementation; recovering livelihoods and promoting socio-economic development opportunities of communities; restoring local governance systems and public service delivery; and helping to build a disaster-resilient Nepal
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About Nepal
65.9%
of Nepalis (five years & above)are literate
21.6%
of Nepalis fall below the poverty line
40.34%
of Nepal's population is between the ages of 16 to 40
14.18 million
people in Nepal have access to the Internet
