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August 24, 2009

Both SNSF as well as SDC have approved Phase 3 of the NCCR North-South. The full proposal, which is designed for a period of 4 years until June 30, 2013, and which includes an emphasis on the South, has thus been fully accepted.



August 17, 2009

The Prime Minister of Nepal, Madav Kumar Nepal, together with a high-level Swiss delegation (Ambassador Martin Dahinden, Director general of SDC; Ambassador Thomas Griminger, head of Political Division IV of Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland) and national peace facilitators of Nepal’s peace process launched the book entitled ‘Peace Process and Federalism  in Nepal: Experiences, reflections and learning’ edited by Upreti, BR, Toepperwien, N and Heiniger, M (2009) and published by the South Asia Regional Coordination Office of NCCR North-South Kathmandu. There is also a book critique you can learn from.


July 10, 2009

New publications by members of the Nepal Research Group are available. Please contact the authors for a copy.

Ghimire, S., Nahikian, A.(eds.) 2009. The Student Workshop Proceedings on Peace Building in Nepal.

 

Upreti, B.R., Sharma, S.R., Basnet, J. 2009. Nepalma Bhumi Rajaniti ra Dyonda.

 

Upreti, B.R. 2009. Nepal from war to peace: legacies of the past and hopes for the futures.

 

Pyakuryal, K.N., Nepali, P.N., Singh. S., Ghimire, S. (eds.) 2009. Proceeding of the national workshop on Land Issues in Changing Political Context.

 


July 2, 2009

The NCCR N-S Regional Coordination Office together with PAMS Tourism, HNRSC-KU and TAAN Western Regional Chapter hold a half day interaction program in Pokhara to discuss the Code of Conduct for tourism and PAMS activities.


June 18, 2009

The NCCR Nepal Research Group holds a meeting at 08:30 AM at Yala Maya Kendra, Patan Dhoka
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Please secure copyright permission for reproduction of all publications from the author(s). The Nepal Research Group cannot be held responsible for breaching of copyright laws protecting these publications.


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