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Reports & briefings
Assessing conflict in earthquake-affected districts of Nepal
Following the 2015 earthquake, the Nepali government has struggled to provide adequate support and services for those affected by the destruction.
25 April 2017
Organisational communications
Saferworld in Nepal
The 2006 Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended a decade-long conflict in Nepal.
26 January 2017
Reports & briefings
Gender and community security
The gendered nature of insecurity, and therefore of efforts to promote security and build peace, is now widely recognised.
20 June 2016
Reports & briefings
Justice mechanisms and conflict dynamics in Nepal: local perceptions and impacts
People in Nepal rely on a wide range of formal and informal justice systems to resolve their disputes.
30 May 2016
Reports & briefings
Nepal's Capacities for Peace
In the wake of a violent conflict that began in 1996 and the subsequent Comprehensive Peace Accord (CPA) signed in 2006, Nepal has made remarkable strides towards consolidating peace.
22 February 2016
Multimedia
Youth and peacebuilding in Nepal
Youth (defined in Nepal as people aged 16-40) make up 40% of Nepal’s population, meaning they have an important role to play in the country’s future peace and stability.
10 February 2016
Case study
Improving community security in Nepal
Majiulla recounts his experiences as coordinator of a local community security working group.
6 February 2015
Reports & briefings
“How can you be a marda if you beat your wife?”
Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) remains one of the biggest safety and security challenges in Nepal.
30 September 2014
Reports & briefings
Women’s insecurities and the workplace in Nepal
Insecurities that Nepali women experience in the workplace have been explored in previous studies, but this new report focuses on the difficulties employed and self-employed women face in the wider context – in their homes and communities, travelling to and from their work, as well as in their workplaces.
21 February 2014