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In The Know - UNDP Nepal Newsletter - Issue 53, May 2011

Abstract:
"In the Know" is the 53rd issue of May 2011 by UNDP Nepal; a newsletter which consists of the following headlines: Renewable Energy for Rural Livelihood programme kicks off; Ward Citizens Forum ‘bottom-up’ approach for inclusive development; Construction plan of community hall made public; Child Care Center; Livelihood opportunity for the poorest; Micro-hydro brings economic prosperity in Gairigaon; Prepare now, be ready don’t wait for the next earthquake; UNDP, AusAID sign cost sharing agreement to boost micro-enterprises; “I want to start a new life with a new identity”; and Legal experts seek pro-active measures to increase women judges.

Publisher: UNDP

Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster in English

Keywords:
DECENTRALIZED POWER, BEEHIVE BRIQUETTES, POULTRY FARMING, NATURAL CALAMITY, ECONOMIC PROSPERITY, GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY, MAINTAINANCE AND REPAIR, GRINDING MILL, INDIGINEOUS PEOPLE, SOCIAL MOBILIZATION, WOMEN EMPOWERMENT, GENDER EQUALITY, UNSKILLED LABOUR, ADVANCEMENT OF CHILDREN, RENEWAL ENERGY, LEGAL EXPERTS, WOMEN JUDGES, TRANSITIONAL GOVERNANCE, ADULT LITERACY, ENERGY BASED ENTERPRISE, FINANCE INSTITUTIONS, RURAL LIVELIHOOD, INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY HALL, CONSTRUCTION PLAN, MICRO-HYDRO

Thematic Group:
UNDP, (2011)

Thesaurus:
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In The Know - UNDP Nepal Newsletter -

Abstract:
"In the Know" is the 52nd issue of April 2011 by UNDP Nepal; a newsletter which consists of the following headlines: Renewable Energy for Rural Livelihood programme kicks off; Ward Citizens Forum- ‘bottom-up’ approach for inclusive development; Construction plan of community hall made public; Child Care Center; Livelihood opportunity for the poorest; Micro-hydro brings economic prosperity in Gairigaon; Prepare now, be ready don’t wait for the next earthquake; UNDP, AusAID sign cost sharing agreement to boost micro-enterprises; “I want to start a new life with a new identity”; and Legal experts seek pro-active measures to increase women judges.