Welcome to Nepal Democracy

This site provides information on Nepali politics, government and civil society. It also aims to serve as a resource and transit site for the subject areas such as civic education, human rights, caste and ethnicity, gender and women, conflict resolution and media.

This site has been launched by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Nepal Office. FES is working in Nepal since 1995 focussing mainly on democratization, media development, trade union development and promotion of regional co-operation in South-Asia.

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) is a German non-governmental and non-profit foundation based in Bonn and Berlin in the Federal Republic of Germany. Committed to the basic values of social democracy -- freedom, social justice, and solidarity -- the Foundation was established in 1925. It carries the name of Friedrich Ebert, the first democratically elected President of the German Weimar Republic.

	Recent Documents/Articles

• Role of Press in Constituent Assembly Elections in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
• Inner Party Democracy Paper by Khagendra Prasai
• Labour Migration, Employment and Poverty Alleviation in South Asia by Sridhar K. Khatri
• Nepali Youth and Tomorrows' Politics by C. D. Bhatta
• Nepal: The politics of the Constituent Assembly Elections by Dev Raj Dahal (Kurzbericht, FES Bonn 2007)
• Post-Conflict Reconstruction in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
• Threat to Democratic Peace by Dev Raj Dahal
• Politics as seen in the field by C. D. Bhatta
• Political, Economic and Social Development in Nepal in the Year 2006 report prepared by FES Nepal office
• The Politics of State Restructuring by C. D. Bhatta
• SAARC 2015: Expanding Horizons and Forging Cooperation In a Resurgent Asia by Sridhar K. Khatri
• Nepal's Difficult Transition to Democracy and Peace by Dev Raj Dahal (Kurzbericht, FES Bonn 2006)
• Role of Civil Society in Conflict Resolution by C. D. Bhatta
• Report of the regional conference on Expansion of SAARC: Challenges and Opportunities
• SAARC's Pro-Active Track in the International System by Dev Raj Dahal
• Civil Society groups in Nepal: Their Roles in Conflict and Peace-building by Dev Raj Dahal
• Political, Economic and Social Development in Nepal in the Year 2005 report prepared by FES Nepal office
• Nepal: Changing Strategies of the "People's war" by Dev Raj Dahal (Kurzbericht, FES Bonn 2005)
• Nepal-Supporting Peace Processes Through a Systemic Approach by Dev Raj Dahal (Study prepared for the Berghof Foundation for Peace Support)
• Thirteen SAARC Summit Dhaka, November 13, 2005
• Small States in the Global Political Economy by Dev Raj Dahal
• Political, Economic and Social Development in Nepal in the Year 2004 report prepared by FES Nepal office
• Illuminating Perspectives By M R Josse

• New Social Movements in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal

• Building Union Capacity for Human Rights and Conflict Reporting - Background paper - IFJ-FES Workshop (26-28 September 2004, Lalitpur)

• Nepal: Conflict Dynamics and Choices for Peace by Dev Raj Dahal (Kurzbericht, FES Bonn 2004)

• The Role of the Civil Society in the Prevention of Armed Conflict in South Asia: An Action Agenda

• History of Conflict in Nepal by Gokul Pokharel

• Contemporary conflict dynamics in Nepal by Dhruba H. Adhikary

• Civil Society in Conflict Transformation by Gauri Pradhan

• Nepal: An Analysis of the Crisis by Dev Raj Dahal (Kurzbericht, FES Bonn 2003)

• External Involvement in Mediation of Nepalese Conflict: Problems and Prospects by Bishnu Raj Uprety

• Efforts at promotion of women By Dr. Shreedhar Gautam

• Focused Solutions of the Armed Conflict by Dev Raj Dahal

• Social Protection in the Informal Economy by Amuda Shrestha
• Conflict Dynamics in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
• Conflict & Media Freedom by Dev Raj Dahal
• Armed Conflict in Nepal and Nepali Press by Shobha Gautam
• Mission of Journalism: Democracy and Peace by Hiranya Lal Shrestha
• The State, Society & Development: Competing Theories by Dev Raj Dahal