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Cultivating an Innovation Imperative: Rethinking NGO Governance for a Changing Nepal
Nepal’s civil society, with over 60,000 NGOs, significantly impacts development in healthcare, education, and social justice. However, declining foreign aid and emerging market-based solutions threaten their traditional roles. This article emphasizes the need for innovative governance to enhance resource acquisition and oversight, urging NGOs to adapt and prioritize creativity to thrive in a changing environment.
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COVID-19 and non-governmental organisations in Nepal
This research note examines the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on NGOs in Nepal, revealing how they encountered increased demand for services, decreased funding, and challenges from state restrictions. Based on surveys conducted among 482 NGOs in 2020 and 2020-21, it emphasizes their critical role in recovery efforts.
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Impact of COVID-19 on Nepali CSOs
In April 2020, a nationwide study was initiated to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the capabilities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Nepal. Out of 488 invited, 235 organizations from various sectors participated, including NGOs, federations, and profit not distributing companies, representing diverse functional areas across all provinces.
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COVID-19 and Nepalese Civil Society Organizations: Impact, Responses, and Opportunities
The study highlights the significant impact of COVID-19 on Nepali civil society organizations (CSOs), with 87% reporting reduced service delivery capabilities. New registrations declined by 89%, and many organizations faced funding challenges and concerns about layoffs. Despite struggles, CSOs mobilized significant resources, contributing around USD 30 million during the pandemic.
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A comparative study of human values of founders: social enterprise, for-profit, and general population in Thailand
Student: Sutima Detsakulrat | Degree: Master of Arts (Social Innovation and Sustainability) | Graduation Year: 2020 | Role: Co-Advisor with Daniel McFarlane and Neil Gains. This study examines the values and motivations of social entrepreneurs in Thailand, where previous research has focused mainly on broad institutional factors rather than individual-level drivers. Through quantitative analysis using…
