United Nations in Nepal: UN Newsletter #81
This Newsletter highlights on various events from October to November 2020
- Message from Resident Coordinator a.i
- UN75 Survey in Nepal
- UN in Nepal Observes Human Rights Day
- Stories of Peace Builders from Nepal’s Armed Conflict
- A pandemic-hit returnee migrant and family strive to recover better with support from IOM
- 16 Days of Activism in Damak
- Fifth Edition of Global Migration Film Festival Launched in Nepal
- In Nepal, a refugee changemaker drives forward the inclusion of refugees with disabilities
- Raising the call for allyship
- A rural farmer’s inspirational journey to becoming a respected leader
- Post-Earthquake Recovery of Nepal’s Cultural Heritage: Restoration of the Radha Krishna Temple in Kathmandu
- Orientation on KoboToolbox to inform youths of Gandaki Province on humanitarian crises survey
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