Executive Summary As political parties unveil their manifestos, Nepal does not lack promises. It lacks a blueprint for building. Elections have become contests in declaring outcomes—higher incomes, more jobs, faster growth—without specifying the institutional systems
Executive Summary Nepal’s electoral system faces significant challenges in accommodating its large diaspora estimated at over 2.5 million citizens abroad for employment with accumulated one million undocumented in India and others part of the world,
Download PDF File here Document Type: Policy Brief Access: Open Country: Nepal Keywords:External Voting, Internet Voting (i-Voting), Remote Voter Registration, Diaspora Voting, Overseas Voters, Electoral Reform, Digital Democracy, Cybersecurity in Elections Citation: Dhakal, K. R., & Maharjan,
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Download PDF File here Document Type: Policy Brief Access: Open Country: Nepal Keywords: SDG 2, diversity, staple food, underutilized, policies Citation: SR Ghimire (2022). Potential Role of Traditional Underutilized Food Crops in Achieving Food and
Download PDF File here Document Type: Policy Brief Access: Open Country: Nepal Keywords: Inclusion, Constitution, federal structure, political power-sharing mechanisms, exclusion, federal institution Citation: Jha, K. (2022). The Reluctant Inclusion and Federal Institution Building in Nepal. NPI
Download PDF File here Document Type: Policy Brief Access: Open Country: Nepal Keywords: Migrant workers, Supreme Court, Philippines, Nepali diaspora, i-Voting, Election Commission Nepal, political will, end-to-end verifiable internet voting Citation: Dhakal, K. R. &
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Download PDF File here Document Type: Policy Brief Access: Open Country: Nepal Keywords: Migrant workers, Supreme court, voting, Indonesia, Nepal, i-voting, Election Commission Nepal Citation: Dhakal, K. R. & Mandal, I. (2022). External Voting Rights