FOCUSED ON QUALITY EDUCATION THANKS TO AIESEC

This piece was published in August 2018 for Perspectives of The Himalayan Times and it is based on some collaborations with AIESEC, the best ever students' organization in the world....

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MAKING TOURISM INCLUSIVE AND ACCESSIBLE

This article was published at the end of March/beginning of April 2018 on Perspectives of The Himalayan Times In early march, the Supreme Court of Nepal stayed the government’s decision to bar persons with disabilities from climbing any mountain above 6,500 metres. The overturned regulations were aimed at preventing loss of lives among a vulnerable group, persons with disabilities that is often misunderstood and often taken for granted. They were misguided and driven by the common misconceptions surrounding the assumed limitations and constraints of persons with disabilities rather than their technical abilities The decision of the Supreme Court is a game-changer as will allow the attempts to climb Mount Everest by two climbers living with disabilities, Hari Budha Magar, a double amputee and Amit KC who is visually impaired. Both of them are experienced climbers and athletes and are fit and trained to attempt the Everest, knowing very well the risks of such enterprise. ...

AN IMPORTANT EVENT TO PROMOTE POLICIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

This piece was published at the end of January/beginning of February 2020 on Perspectives of The Himalayan Times. You can find the link here: http://sharing4good.org/article/advocavy-rights-children-intellectuala-and-developmental-disabilities The first week of December is always a very busy one: the 1 st December of each year is World Aids Day, the 3 rd is International Day of Persons with disabilities and the 5 th is the international Volunteer Day. A variety of programs are being run throughout Nepal where local and international not for profit partner very closely with each other to come up with ambitious plans to create a better understanding on key social issues. This week was also particularly busy because Nepal has been hosting in Kathmandu, from 2 nd to the 6 th of December, the 4 th Conference of Asian Federation on Intellectual Disabilities. Organized by the National Association on Intellectual Disability Nepal (NAID-Nepa...

MANY WAYS TO PARTNER TO PROMOTE ADAPTIVE SPORTS AND SOCIAL INCLUSION

This article was published on Perspectives of The Himalayan Times in July 2017 Yesterday was the final day of the Turkish Airlines ENGAGE Empowering League, the premier wheelchair basketball event not only in Nepal but in the entire region. It was a great success overall and the focus of this piece is on the teams who have been participating in the League, overall six male and four female teams. There are many ways that you as reader can help and support these amazing groups and surprisingly, most of them are easily doable. At the end of the day, creating partnership is also about to start with small, doable actions that can be later on scaled up, below some examples. Sponsor a Team There are many ways to support the teams. First of all, you should come to watch them in action and you will be surprised how good they are. Turkish Airlines, the title sponsor of the League has been extremely generous but also local corporates like Civil Bank, Hero, D LifeStyle, IME G...

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