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Development Nepal |
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Development and Stability |
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October 30, 2005 |
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Haat Colors –Raji Dhital The author is working as a Regional Program Officer in IUCN Asia Regional Office, Bangkok.
“How do the farmers in Nepal survive in the face of these forces, forces which they have no power to alter?” Click here |
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Hindu Politics: What Does it Tell Us about Religion in Nepal? –Chudamani Basnet
The author is a doctoral student studying religion and social movement in Nepal at University of Georgia.
“Nepal’s Hindu leaders have never felt the need for social missions or connectedness to the every day life of the people. !” Click here
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January 14, 2006 |
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Mushars, River and Reserve
–Sumit Pokhrel
The age old social exclusion of Mushars continues even with modern conservation practices ... (and) is nurturing the process of alienation of local people from their natural resource base.
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March 26, 2006 |
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Nepal’s Hydropower Dream: Are We Prepared for Nightmares? –Sumit Pokhrel
Before dreaming of exporting electricity, the policy priority should be to become energy sufficient to stimulate Nepal’s own economy. Click here
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October 7, 2006 |
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Explaining the remittance behavior and the role of remittances in the GDP growth in Nepal -Hari Sharma,
In Nepal remittances are compensatory in nature, and have a negative correlation with GDP growth. Click here
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December 25, 2006 |
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सामाजिक परिबर्तन र सामाजिक परिचालन (pdf, nepali) -Shyam KC
This article attempts to look at the social changes that rural Nepal has experienced in the past two decades--violence has developed as as a subculture, there has been a huge erosion in the "we feeling" and households have become busier than ever before and the level of social, economic and political awareness has increased remarkably. Click here
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May 17, 2007 |