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CIAA to look into INGOs’ income (ht 29/05/2013)
Nepali youth NGO among four to win WB grant for innovative idea (nn 23/05/2013), YUWA organisation wins $20,000 award (kp 24/05/2013)
Out on a limb: Bitter dispute between a German charity and its Nepali partner threatens sustainable model for patient care, by Tsering Dolker and Juanita Malagon (nt 17/05/2013)
Ringing in change: Youth-led NGOs, by Dipendra K.C. (rep 06/05/2013)
Hand that feeds: Corruption inside NGOs can be often be traced to donors themselves, by Narayan Manandhar (kp 13/03/2013)
PM provides Rs 2 lakh for scholarship trust (ht 09/03/2013)
AIN:
Media Engagement; Despite their contribution to the development process
of Nepal, there is a growing criticism against the International
Non-governmental Organizations (INGOs) (sp 08/03/2013)
NGO
faces charges of ill-treating women: Chairman says accusations are
baseless, claims move afoot to tarnish organisation’s reputation (kp 01/03/2013)
Miles to go: NGO and INGO governance, by Kaushalendra Jha (ht 06/02/2013)
INGOs: Mostly Misunderstood (sp 11/01/2013)
Maiti Nepal helping vulnerable women become self-dependent (nn 28/12/2012)
A lot needs to be done: ActionAid Nepal chief, interview with Bimal Phnuyal (kp 25/12/2012)
Long overdue: NGO sector reform, by Pranav Bhattarai (rep 08/12/2012)
Pro
Public ‘blackens’ its good governance reputation: Former teammatesat
each other’s throats over financial irregularities and nepotism, by Bhadra Sharma (kp 03/12/2012)
Govt plans sterner, comprehensive diplomatic code, by Anil Giri (kp 27/11/2012)
Funding
for knowledge: Some academic NGOs have been able to maintain editorial
control over what they have researched, written and published even when
their work has been fully or partially supported by donors, by Pratyoush Onta (kp 19/11/2012), New
yoke: Regulating the work of academic NGOs through the civil service is
a bad idea, no matter which parties lead the government, by Pratyoush Onta (kp 27/11/2012), Knowledge and accountability: Academic
NGOs require a break with the current system of direct dependence on
international donors; they should be supported by and accountable to
nationally managed public financing system, by Hemant Ojha (kp 02/12/2012)
Party cadres ‘extort’ NGO employees, by Dambarsingh Rai (kp 29/10/2012)
Nepali hero awaits another Good Samaritan, by Abhaya Raj Joshi (nn 15/10/2012)
Long way to go: Transparency in NGOs, by Meenraj Panthee (rep 09/10/2012)
Finnish youths’ trip to help Nepal, by Anup Ojha (kp 02/09/2012)
Government plans to act tough on INGOs, by Anil Giri (kp 24/07/2012), Govt set to bring INGOs under MoF purview (kp 25/07/2012)
The outsider INGOs need to look beyond their comfort zone, and critically review and rethink their expat hiring policy, by Shalav Risal (rep 01/07/2012)
Mission equal: INGOs in Nepal, by Shrochis Karki (rep 13/06/2012)
Coordination between government, INGOs crucial, interview with Patrick Solomon (kp 18/05/2012)
Lack of I/NGO tranparency: Govt regulator gets part of the blame, by Pragati Shahi (kp 15/05/2012)
60 yrs on, Nepal Jesuits still going strong (kp 07/05/2012)
Doctor of vision: Dr
Albrecht Hennig is helping Nepal see and aiding Nepalis to fight
avoidable blindness. And 30 years on, this ophthalmologist considers
improved vision in kids and a better chance at life because of this,
his biggest reward (ht 29/04/2012)
NGO twist: Development on backburner, by Anjali Subedi (rep 29/01/2012)
Development without government: The Ramechhap model offers valuable lessons in community empowerment, by Anurag Acharya (nt 13/01/2012)
Daughter's death turns Japanese dad to philanthropy in Nepal, by Bikash Sangraula (rep 13/12/2011)
No man left behind, by Simone Galimberti (rep 05/12/2011)
50,000 NGOs in Nepal and growing, by Anjali Subedi (rep 20/11/2011), Just too many (rep 21/11/2011)
Ex-Gurkha dedicates himself to village development, by Dilip Poudel (rep 30/10/2011)
World Vision International Nepal: For A Just Change (sp 21/10/2011)
15 years of AIN as Development Platform (sp 30/09/2011)
Unwarranted 'rescue' imperils girls future, by Om Astha Rai (rep 25/09/2011)
Pabitra Samaj Sewa: Serving The Orphans, by Prem Khatry (rn 13/09/2011)
Streamlining development: NGOs and INGOs have brought progress, but they have to be made more accountable, by Upendra Bahadur BK (kp 11/09/2011)
Hello, goodbye: Until INGOs and NGOs work with diverse groups, ‘come and leave’ syndrome will persist, by Prativa Subedi (kp 23/08/2011)
Palpali flame: A leader in Nepal’s Dalit movement, Suvash Darnal will not be forgotten, by Bidushi Dhungel (kp 17/08/2011), Dalit rights activist dies (kp 17/08/2011)
NGOs, INGOs fail to comply with Labor Act, by Ashok Thapa (rep 09/08/2011)
Development voyeurism: NGOs are obtaining funds in the name of the marginalised by marketing their misery, by Babu Ram Neupane (kp 04/08/2011)
Voluntary visions: Towards making Nepal a volunteer-based society, by Bala Raju Nikku and Simone Galimberti (kp 29/07/2011)
Govt asks INGOs, NGOs for foreign workers’ details, by Ramesh Shrestha (kp 28/07/2011)
In A Fix: Despite
their contributions of over ten billion rupees in Nepal’s development
programs annually, International Non-governmental Organisation (INGOs)
are facing problems in the government’s dealing with them, by Keshab Poudel (sp 27/05/2011)
Ani's school: A school for apprentice nuns helps Ani Choying spread her compassion, by Tsering Dolker Gurung (nt 20/05/2011), Songs of peace, harmony and devotion: Nepal's singing nun, who wows the world with her music, recalls how it all began, by Megan Meline (nt 20/05/2011)
Nepalis in London help library project (rep 11/05/2011)
One school at a time: Isle of Man residents help rebuild schools in Nepal, by Rubeena Mahato (nt 29/04/2011)
GPK Peace Centre makes presence felt (kp 19/03/2011)
Nepali NGO bags UN award on conservation (nn 24/02/2011), Makawanpur NGO bags UN honour (kp 25/02/2011)
Bullshit
Bingo: The idea is to sit down at a meeting in which NGO-speak like
‘sustainability’, ‘participatory’ and ‘win-win’ are thrown around, by Deepak Thapa (kp 17/02/2011)
The expat discourse: A healthy debate on the role of expatriate workers is exactly what Nepal’s INGOs need, by Sumit Sharma Sameer (kp 17/02/2011)
‘Efforts to uplift poor going down the drain’: Locals accuse NGOs in the district of abusing funds (ht 02/02/2011)
The expat factor: The
assumption that foreign staff are needed in international development
NGOs has continued despite a lack of research to back it up, by Sumit Sharma Sameer (kp 31/01/2011)
INGOs’ contract woe raps at prime minister’s door (kp 26/01/2011)
Nabil Bank 'adopts' a school in Dang (nn 23/01/2011)
Philanthropic journalism: Nepali Times partners with the HELP NEPAL Network to support Nepalis in need, by Rabindra Mishra (nt 31/12/2010)
Nepalis helping Nepalis: Unique charity launches the 'Rs 100 Per Month Fund for Nepal', by Rubeena Mahato (nt 31/12/2010)
Govt to database NGOs, INGOs Aims to streamline all social welfare organisations (ht 25/12/2010)
Volunteers vital to develop Nepal, say experts (kp 06/12/2010)
Govt delaying INGOs’ contract extension, by Anil Giri (kp 02/12/2010), Fate of 35 INGOs hangs in balance, by Lekhanath Pandey (ht 02/12/2010)
Koirala named 2010 CNN Hero of the Year (nn 21/11/2010), Koirala is CNN Hero of the Year (kp 22/11/2010), Anuradha Koirala is CNN Hero of the Year: Gets $ 1 lakh to help Maiti Nepal keep doing its bit to stop women trafficking (ht 22/11/2010), A real hero: The award will help Anuradha Koirala further her endeavour (kp 23/11/2010)
Dailekh NGOs giving rural areas a miss, by Prakash Adhikari (kp 11/11/2010)
Belgian woman a Good Samaritan for riverside slum dwellers (kp 01/11/2010)
NGO, companies barred from registering cooperatives (nn 27/10/2010)
Int’l award for doc’s Nepal contribution (kp 24/10/2010)
Soft touch: There can be no meaningful development without the needed ‘software’, by Narayan Manandhar (kp 13/10/2010)
A year of helping: It is important to establish a genuine culture of volunteerism in Nepal through the IVY+10 initiative, by Simone Galimberti (kp 05/10/2010)
Upadhyay shares 'Alternative Nobel' (kp 01/10/2010), Right
livelihood: Co-winner of the 2010 Rights Livelihood Award, Shrikrishna
Upadhyay of SAPPROS talks about Nepal's current development status, interview (nt 08/10/2010)
Home for all: Anuradha Koirala established Maiti Nepal out of the simple desire to help those in need, by Manisha Neupane (kp 14/08/2010)
Swiss Samaritans wheel in for Nepali poor’s weal, by Manoj Basnet (kp 12/08/2010)
Buddha Air donates Rs. 1.5 million for development programs (nn 12/08/2010)
Who's bad? It's easy to bash INGOs, but how is your own company being run?, by Ashutosh Tiwari (nt 25/06/2010)
Plan to tighten leash on NGOs (ht 29/05/2010)
Bringing
light to the community: Volunteerism fosters cohesion in the community,
along with self-development—something Nepal is in desperate need of, by Simone Galimberti (kp 17/04/2010)
Austrian brings water to Kavre village, by Sangam Prasain (kp 30/03/2010)
The way we give: Nepalis are donating big bucks, but not in the way social charities want them to, by Indu Nepal (nt 19/03/2010)
Teaching happiness: Loyola Talim Sewa gets to grips with the stress of modern-day Nepali living, by Suvayu Dev Pant (nt 19/03/2010)
Charity unplugged for children, by Manisha Neupane (kp 28/02/2010)
Non-government organisations under attack for cheating (rn 19/02/2010)
Home loans spread to rural regions (kp 16/02/2010)
S Canterbury trampers to do needful for Sherpas (ht 11/02/2010)
Rana's largesse for Help Nepal (nn 02/02/2010)
MIREST Nepal: Reaching Out To People (sp 08/01/2010) |
