Woes of Women with no sign of relenting

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The article is an attempt to shed some light the suffering of women across the country. It intends to the casue of gender based violence and customs leading to such violence in the community. The article also tried to offer a new perspective in dealing with the crime which is on the rise despite several efforts from both government and non government organization to bring it under control.

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Gender based violence in nepal

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Why Prisons?

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Organizational development

What the nonprofit world needs to do to make sure no one slips through the cracks -- not even prisoners.

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If you never volunteer before, You could start doing it for yourself. How the Ego Theory of Volunteering can create a new wave of volunteers.

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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Volunteering is always a “give and take” and there is nothing wrong starting with the taking part. You can start volunteering for yourself even without thinking too much about your motivation. After all by volunteering you can learn so many things, new skills, new connections and if you live overseas, it can make you feel part of the community.

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Community Medical Marketing: Making a Difference in Rural People's Lives

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SOCIETY AT LARGE

I've previously written about community medical marketing, but now Phul Kumari Mahato Memorial Hospital is moving ahead on a marketing plan that is very community based.

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DFID can certainly do more against corruption but it needs political coverage

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Accountability and Transparency

“We saw very little evidence that the work DFID is doing to combat corruption is successfully addressing the impact of corruption as experienced by the poor” These words come from an official evaluation on DFID’s work to fight corruption. But can donors be successful in fighting corruption in developing countries? They can but only if they receive “cover” from their capitals.

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MAN IS BORN FREE BUT EVERYWHERE HE IS IN CHAINS

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MAN IS BORN FREE BUT EVERYWHERE HE IS IN CHAINS

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Reality in a Rural Village

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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Reality is what we make of our lives. Everyone's reality is different. The question becomes one of how we bring various realities together for positive social change.

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SAARC Leaders must meet every year. It is all about indispensability

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DEMOCRACY

Only a joint alliance between political leaders and regional non-state actors can point the region towards new horizons. For this reason I hope the SAARC Charter will not be amended. It is high time for civil society members from SAARC nations to speak up, helping the leaders remember why regional integration is worth an annual meeting.

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APPENDAGE NO MORE: VIEWING WOMEN AS INDIVIDUALS FIRST

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Women are more than the sum of their relationships. They are humans first and mothers, wives, daughters second.

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New Corps members at ENGAGE

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Volunteering Management

ENGAGE, promoting Inclusive volunteering; pushing itself in order to achieve successful, impactful and effective outcomes for its beneficiaries.

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Communication is the Key!

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Ever wondered what do others do differently that they're always updated, connected and appreciated...well all they do is communicate. Communicate well and regularly; it helps build ties, deepen bonds and clears the air.

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* I am just a ‘Somebody’... **

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*** I am just a ‘Somebody’... ****

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ENGAGE’S apology to Sagar Prasai. When accessibility is a right, Full stop

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We easily overlook what it means living with disabilities in a town like Kathmandu. There are no excuses, we should always think about accessibility. An open letter to Sagar Prasai, activist and campaigner.

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