Blogs
The Governance Blog series aims to spark meaningful dialogue on governance conflicts in Nepal, focusing on issues such as natural resource and environmental disputes, development challenges, political conflicts and ethnocultural tensions. By bringing diverse voices together, the series explores the causes, impacts and potential solutions to these conflicts, fostering a deeper understanding of their role in shaping Nepal’s federal governance. Through expert insights, personal experiences and creative ideas, this platform seeks to drive transformative discussions for better governance and social harmony.
The Nepali trend: Climate Justice or Injustice?
Shradha Khadka –
With each passing year, as the climate crisis intensifies globally, the conversations encompass solutions beyond emissions targets or rising sea levels, and talk more about equality, because let’s face it; the wrath of climate change strikes all equally around the world, and while its’ instigators don’t share the same accountability, its impacts are felt quiet differently by different nations. If we look at developing nations like Nepal, what truly determines the aftermath of these climate shocks is not just the intensity of the event, but the capacity of the people to adapt, mitigate and recover from the damages.
वातावरणीय हिंसाः समुदायले भोग्छ, सरकारले देख्दैन
लेखक : युवराज कँडेल तिनाउ नदीमा बाँध बनाएर सिँचाइ गर्ने एसियाकै ठुलो सामुदायिक सिँचाइ प्रणाली भनेर प्रचार गरिने १६/३६ सिँचाइ प्रणालीको रुपन्देही जिल्लाको तिलोत्तमा नगरपालिकामा सिँचाइको मुख्य स्रोत हो । करिब १७० वर्ष लामो इतिहास बोकेको यो सिँचाइ प्रणालीका मुख्य नहर र कुलोहरू तिनाउ नदीदेखि २५ किमिसम्म फैलिएका छन् । तिनाउको पानीले यहाँको खेतहरू बाह्रै
Join the Conversation: Be a Voice in Transforming Governance Conflicts in Nepal!
Overwhelmed by the interest and contributions to the Governance Blog series, we’re excited to announce the continuation of the series. Share your thoughts, case studies or creative ideas on federalism in Nepal, focusing on conflicts around natural resources, development, politics or ethnocultural issues.
This is your chance to highlight solutions, explore impacts or bring marginalized voices to light. Whether you’re an academic, practitioner, activist or a passionate storyteller, your insights could shape the discourse on governance conflicts in Nepal.
🔗 Submit Your Blog: blog@socialchange.org.np
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📅 Deadline: Rolling, but submit before mid-month for next month’s publication.
📢 Let’s drive change together!
