Let Us Send The Children Home To Their Families
While welcoming the inclusion of children's issues in the draft peace accord,
UNICEF urges all parties to the peace process in Nepal to abide by international instruments and to put the interest of children first during all stages of the peace acco...
UNICEF, (2006)
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The Internally Displaced Persons: Current Status
The fate of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) is one of the many outstanding issues of the peace negotiations between the interim government of Nepal and the CPN (Maoist). Granting those, that had to flee their homes due to the conflict the op...
UNOCHA, (2006)
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Violence Against Children in Nepal
Corporal punishment and other acts that humiliate children (including verbal humiliation) are accepted practice in Nepal, in both schools and in home and are used as means to modify the behavior of children. The majority of educated people in Nepal a...
UNICEF, CIVICT, (2006)
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Assessment of the
Protecting Livelihoods in Crisis (PLIC) Programme
According to most development indicators, the remote hill and mountain districts of Nepal’s Mid- and Far Western Development Regions are amongst the country’s poorest, with widespread food insufficiency and low-quality basic services. In addition, th...
UNICEF, (2006)
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Nepal Poverty Map
Poverty in Nepal is widespread with an estimated 31% of the population living below the poverty line. Poverty is not evenly spread across the country. Factors such as differences in geography – agricultural potential, remoteness, lack of infrastructu...
WFP, (2006)
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Compassionate Care - Proceedings of Workshops: Directions in Community-based Care, and Social Reintegration for Nepal
In 2000, the ILO-IPEC launched the sub-regional project to combat the trafficking of children for exploitative employment in South Asia (TICSA). These children are often forced into commercial sex exploitation, which exposes them to physical and psyc...
IPEC/ILO, (2006)
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State of The SAARC Child 2005
South Asia is the home to quarter of the world's children. the magnitude of there helplessness, combined with their extreme poverty ,call for comprehensive and coordinated effort to ensure their survival, protection and development.since it's inspe...
UNICEF, (2006)
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Nepal a World Leader in Boosting Child Survival, Despite Conflict: UNICEF
Nepal is one of only seven countries in the world on track to cut child mortality by two thirds between 1990 and 2015. This is the finding of a global study by UNICEF and its partners of 60 countries with high child mortality, published in a special ...
UNICEF, (2006)
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