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Exploring Strategic Management Practices of Higher Education Institutions in Nepal
(2025) Acharya, Kedar Prasad; Basu Dev Kafle
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An analysis of budgeting allocated and implementation status child friendly local governance in Kathmandu valley
(2024) Magar, Shijan Budha; Maya Timsina
Child friendly local governance ensure that the plans and policies designed at the local level are at the best interest of the children. The study aims to assess the policy relevant to child friendly local governance in the context Nepal, compare the Child friendly Local Governance Budgetary allocation per child population for the year 2076-2081 in Kathmandu Metropolitan City and Bhaktapur Municipality and to analyze the Child Friendly Local Governance plans and programs initiated by Kathmandu Metropolitan City and Bhaktapur Municipality for 2076-2081. Nepal has ratified different international convention that supports in the promotion of child friendly local governance. Nepal has progressively strengthened children's rights since 1990. Bhaktapur Municipality demonstrates higher percentages of budget allocation for CFLG compared to Kathmandu Metropolitan City, albeit with significant annual fluctuations. Bhaktapur demonstrated a more dynamic but inconsistent commitment, while Kathmandu showed gradual improvement but with lower overall allocations. There are differences in the prioritization of child-friendly governance between the two municipalities, with Bhaktapur over the years. Kathmandu showed significant changes in budget allocation per child in 2080/081, while Bhaktapur maintained a steady and consistent allocation per child throughout the years. It is recommended to align the plan and polices with the national strategy of Child Friendly Local Governance of Nepal. The Study recommended to allocate consistent budget and to develop the capacity of the employees as well as other stakeholders regarding CFLG. Keywords: Child-Friendly, Local Governance, Budget, Plans, Policies, Programs
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Dozer and development in Panchthar district, Nepal
(2022) Dhakal, Krishna; Naresh Rimal
Globally, infrastructure development such as road connectivity is one of the indicators of development. After the 1990s, Nepal’s road construction to connect rural areas to urban centers became the major developmental intervention. Such practice continues to effect throughout the Panchthar District after the formation of three tiered governments culminated of the regime change of 2006 after the decade long Maoist insurgency. Panchthar District is known for access road construction compared to other districts in the country. The present research attempts to understand road construction phenomenon via qualitative study approach following the thematic analysis. Although road construction in the district have contributed positively to livelihood outcomes by addressing five basic needs such as food, shelter, education, health, and employment. Alternatively, poorly designed and constructed roads put lives and properties at risk. The study revealed poor access roads are the leading cause of the social capital loss, recurrence of disasters and also the migration. Family tragedies because of deaths are added psychological impact in the community. The study suggests, ecological impact can be addressed through compliance measures required by the national laws and avoiding, minimizing and mitigation measures towards negative consequences such as by following environmental and social safeguard measures. For such measures to be effective community awareness and capacity building is quintessential to balance the needs and wants of the people aspiring for sustainable community development for now and to the future. Keywords: Connectivity, poorly designed, disasters, impact, compliance