Opening a Letter

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Corporate Social Responsability and Corporate Citizenship

CSR requires us to look below the surface of things. This goes for life too.

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A “Wave for Social Change”: The Power and Limits of Volunteering Action

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Promotion of volunteerism based society

The power of volunteerism is truly transformative because of its impact and positive change that can ensure but it has its own limitations and it cannot solve all the problems alone. Therefore volunteering can inspire collective cooperative framework for systematic change.

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Nepal

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Corporate Social Responsability and Corporate Citizenship

CSR in Nepal

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Gender

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Inclusive Gender ( also LGBT issues)

Gender Article

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Gender

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Nepal

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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Love for Nepal

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Improving aid for development? Bring the State in and let’s phase out the internationals, slowly slowly…

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BETTER AID

If we want to have a strong development sector effectively focused on building a strong nation, thanks to the cooperation and fusion of synergies among non state actors, both and national and international, where should we position the role of the state at central and local level?

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Social Architecture-1

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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Understanding, Implanting the ideas and Designing a society. ;evolusun

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Wheelchair Sports and Partnerships-A CSR activity providing a Slam Dunk Creating a More Inclusive Society: Promoting Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities

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SOCIETY AT LARGE

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

Promotion of volunteerism based society

SOCIAL AND ETHICAL BUSINESS

Corporate Social Responsability and Corporate Citizenship

CSR and wheelchair sports

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"Volun-tourism" in children homes of Nepal : let's find a middle path

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Child Protection

Thousands of young foreigners every year come to Nepal to volunteer in children homes. Their motivations and goals are praiseworthy but there are some risks involved and some sort of regulation or better self regulations are needed. A balanced approach is possible while the government of Nepal should legalize and regulate this self made type of international volunteerism.

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