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Chairperson
About Us
Nepal Madhesh Foundation (NEMAF), established in 2007, is a non-government grassroots research and field-implementation organization, registered with the Government of Nepal under the Association Registration Act, 1977 in the District Administration Office, Lalitpur (Registration number 2563/287/471) and affiliated with the Social Welfare Council, Kathmandu (Affiliation number 23531).
It promotes peace and harmony for sustainable socio-economic development in the Terai plains, also known as Madhesh, and aims to improve quality of life, particularly in rural communities.
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NEMAF was established in 2007. Since then it has continuously worked for sustained socio-economic development and improved quality of life of rural and marginalized communities in Madhesh.
To share ideas and information on several aspects of federalism between national experts and local opinion makers.
To share ideas and information on several aspects of federalism between national experts and local opinion makers.
Sharing ideas on federalism between national experts and local opinion makers, and producing facilitators to deliver content at district level.
Sharing ideas on federalism between national experts and local opinion makers, and producing facilitators to deliver content at district level.
Research findings on people perceptions of armed violence in the Terai, based on focus group discussions and key informant interviews.
Research findings on people’s perceptions of armed violence in the Terai, based on focus group discussions and key informant interviews.
Promoting inclusive democratic change in Nepal.
Promoting inclusive democratic change in Nepal.
Training journalists for conflict-sensitive reporting.
Training journalists for conflict-sensitive reporting.
Workshops on contemporary constitutional issues and local governance across Madhesh and Kathmandu, plus research on the socio-economic and political status of Muslims in Nepal.
Workshops on contemporary constitutional issues and local governance across Madhesh and Kathmandu, plus research on the socio-economic and political status of Muslims in Nepal.
Empowering citizens and organizations to improve governance and enable inclusive, participatory decision-making for women, Dalits, OBCs, Janajati and Muslims including youth.
Empowering citizens and organizations to improve governance and enable inclusive, participatory decision-making for women, Dalits, OBCs, Janajati and Muslims including youth.
Strengthening the voice of local people towards accountable governance.
Strengthening the voice of local people towards accountable governance.
Enhancing the capacity of law-makers from marginalized communities in provincial policy-making and training researchers across provinces.
Enhancing the capacity of law-makers from marginalized communities in provincial policy-making and training researchers across provinces.
Reviewing the Madhesh Movement from 1951 to the present — how it was sustained and what went wrong.
Reviewing the Madhesh Movement from 1951 to the present – how it was sustained and what went wrong.
Promoting effective participation of civil society and elected representatives of Dalit and marginalized groups in policy and budget processes, and affirmative-action policies for Madhesi Dalit.
Promoting effective participation of civil society and elected representatives of Dalit and marginalized groups in policy and budget processes, and affirmative-action policies for Madhesi Dalit.
Political-economy analysis of Madhesh and Lumbini, mapping federalism implementation, and building the capacity of MPs and staff for evidence-based law-making, oversight and open parliament.
Political-economy analysis of Madhesh and Lumbini, mapping federalism implementation, and building the capacity of MPs and staff for evidence-based law-making, oversight and open parliament.
Improving platforms to address contestations before and after elections, identifying policy gaps, and increasing coordination across the three spheres of government.
Improving platforms to address contestations before and after elections, identifying policy gaps, and increasing coordination across the three spheres of government.
