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This short video is part of Saferworld's gender, security and development interview series exploring how unequal and harmful expectations of women and men can be successfully challenged in Nepal.
25 November 2017
This short video is part of Saferworld's gender, security and development interview series exploring how unequal and harmful standards and expectations of women and men can be challenged successfully in Nepal. In the first instalment, we spoke with the former Deputy Inspector General of the Nepal Police, Bimala Thapa
25 November 2017
Following a 10-year civil war, Nepal’s constitution set the country on the path towards elections and was meant to bring peace and stability to the nation. But with the country’s diversity of ethnic groups, languages and castes, many feel that it doesn’t go far enough. Anurag Acharya looks at the recent local elections and explores what they mean for Nepal’s future direction.
27 October 2017
Building on networks developed as part of Saferworld’s Capacities for Peace project that concluded in February 2016, Nepali civil society partners continue to play a critical role in sustaining peace.
4 September 2017
Following the 2015 earthquake, the Nepali government has struggled to provide adequate support and services for those affected by the destruction.
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The 2006 Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended a decade-long conflict in Nepal.
26 January 2017
In a blog originally published for the Open Government Partnership (OGP), Saferworld’s Ashim Pandey looks at how open government can help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
1 September 2016
The gendered nature of insecurity, and therefore of efforts to promote security and build peace, is now widely recognised.
20 June 2016
People in Nepal rely on a wide range of formal and informal justice systems to resolve their disputes.
30 May 2016