Helvetas Nepal in the Media

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The Reuters : Women masons help build stronger homes in quake-hit Nepal

On a recent summer morning, Suntali Rai was busy counting and stacking zinc sheets as she prepared to lay them on the roof of the house she had started building a month earlier.
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myRepublica : Five farmers receive President Best Farmer Award

Ministry of Agriculture, Land Management and Cooperatives has honored five best-performing farmers with 'President Best Farmer Award' on Wednesday.
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The Guardians : Nepal's female masons dig deep to lay foundations for change and renewal

When a lack of trained builders hampered reconstruction in earthquake-hit Nepal, women stepped up to the plate – yet their resourcefulness has perturbed some traditionalists
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RURAL 21 : A small effort and a big impact from pedestrian to tractorable bridge

With a relatively simple improvement of the traditional Nepalese trail bridges, farmers in the Laotian province of Luang Namtha can now manage their fields more efficiently and bring their produce to the market. A South-South co-operation scheme in technology transfer.
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Huffington post : An article by Mona Sherpa

Nepal : The Road to People’s Governance, during my recent visit to different parts of the country, I had the opportunity to interact with the newly elected local representatives who shared with me their excitement of being a part of a new chapter in Nepal’s history. As the country changes guard to a federalization ...
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The Kathmandu post : Women in reconstruction

Beyond the sound of children playing and the occasional buses and motorbikes, there is a calming sound in most parts of Laharepauwa village in Rasuwa, north of Kathmandu. Hidden from sight by Rasuwa’s lush greenery, the Trishuli River is a constant travel companion.
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The Washington Post : Nepal makes scant progress in rebuilding 2 years after quake

Delayed process on reconstruction and recovery even two years after earthquake, quoting views from HELVETAS Nepal's Deputy Country Director Mona Sherpa
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