Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) is pleased to announce that its Expert, Mr. Kiran Chapagain, has successfully completed his assignment with the Election Commission, Nepal (ECN) in the federal and provincial elections of 2022. During his tenure, Mr. Chapagain provided valuable insights to the ECN on policy areas such as disinformation policy, self-regulation of media, political advertising policy for online media, and outreach policy of the ECN during the election.
Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) is pleased to announce that its Expert, Mr. Kiran Chapagain, has successfully completed his assignment with the Election Commission, Nepal (ECN) in the federal and provincial elections of 2022. During his tenure, Mr. Chapagain provided valuable insights to the ECN on policy areas such as disinformation policy, self-regulation of media, political advertising policy for online media, and outreach policy of the ECN during the election.
The NPI team is proud to have contributed to the ECN’s efforts toward ensuring a free and fair electoral process in Nepal. Nepal Policy Institute firmly believes that the role of policy think tanks is crucial in shaping and informing government policies to create a more inclusive and democratic society.
As part of our commitment to supporting the ECN’s efforts, NPI has an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with the Election Commission of Nepal. This partnership will enable us to work together more closely and effectively toward achieving our shared goals of promoting good governance, transparency, and accountability in Nepal’s electoral process.
We look forward to continuing our work with the ECN and other government agencies in Nepal toward creating a more just and equitable society for all Nepali. At NPI, we remain dedicated to supporting evidence-based policymaking and fostering dialogue between policymakers, civil society organizations, and the wider public. Both the commission and the public have appreciated NPI’s contribution to the ECN, and NPI hopes this partnership will continue to strengthen and improve the electoral process in Nepal.