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 | NATIONAL REVIEW OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS By National Planning Commission, Nepal
Nepal is pursuing the 2030 Agenda
for Sustainable Development with
strong national commitment as
a means for transformative change in the
country through its integrated approach and
the principle of ‘Leaving no one behind’. The
country has made considerable progress in
human and social development in the past
few decades, inclusiveness in the last decade
and economic growth in the last few years. ...Read more > | 104 Pages 2.02 MB |
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 | RAPID ASSESSMENT OF SOCIO ECONOMIC IMPACT OF COVID-19 IN NEPAL By Institute for Integrated Development Studies
The uncertain impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Nepal’s social economy will magnify depending on how events
unfold on three fronts: frst, its dependence on tourism, trade, and foreign employment – and the consequences
that will propagate through the services and industrial landscape second, if or when the spread of the pandemic
overwhelms a grossly inadequate health infrastructure and antivirals or vaccine become available and third, Nepal’s
heavy geo-economic reliance on India and ...Read more > | 92 Pages 7.25 MB |
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 | GEOGRAPHY, POVERTY AND CONFLICT IN NEPAL
We conduct an empirical analysis of the geographic, economic, and social factors that contributed to the spread of civil war in
Nepal over the period 19962006. This within-country analysis complements existing cross-country studies on the same subject.
Using a detailed dataset to track civil war casualties across space and over time, several patterns are ...Read more > | 15 Pages 829.30 KB |
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 | NEPAL-INDIA RELATIONS : OPEN SECRET DIPLOMACY
The United Maoist- led Government resigned as of May 4, 2009 and its resignation has been accepted. Almost three weeks back, the senior UML leader, Madhav Kumar Nepal, who failed to win peoples trust in two constituencies he challenged in the last Constituent ...Read more > | 14 Pages 293.38 KB |
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.jpg) | NEPALS TERAI : CONSTRUCTING AN ETHNIC CONFLICT
After the government of Nepal signed a peace agreement with the Communist Party of Nepal- Maoist in 2006 to end a 10 year civil war, local and international observers were surprised to see
new fighting erupt in the Terai region of southern ...Read more > | 18 Pages 665.93 KB |
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 | TRANS-BORDER IDENTITIES
Migration is as old as human civilisation. Population movements have always played a vital role in the structural transformation of societies and economies. However, unlike in the past when migration involved establishment of new habitations in fertile and virgin lands, migration today is characterised by movement of populations to other countries with people and cultures of their ...Read more > | 37 Pages 812.69 KB |
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 | CSIS MYANMAR TRIP REPORT
In August 2012, a group of senior CSIS Asia specialists visited Myanmar to explore the political, economic, and social reforms launched by the new civilian government and develop policy recommendations for the U.S. government. The trip is part of a Myanmar Project launched by CSIS and funded in part by the C.V. Starr ...Read more > | 12 Pages 366.00 KB |
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 | FINDING DOLLARS, SENSE AND LEGITIMACY IN BURMA
The military junta in Burma1 is in full control these days. For two
decades, the countrys principal opposition group, the National
League for Democracy (NLD), has struggled without success to
topple the regime, and has now fractured into competing ...Read more > | 172 Pages 1.89 MB |
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 | THE HEART OF OUR DARKNESS
The killing of 74 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) soldiers on the wee hours of April 6, 2010 at Chintalnar near Dantewara in the Bastar area of Chattisgarh state seems to have finally woken up the Indian establishment to the fact that while they have been obsessing with economic growth and Indias place in the world, the countrys hinterland is witnessing an awakening of another ...Read more > | 38 Pages 599.73 KB |
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