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P.V. Krishnan
Krishnan is a development and humanitarian professional, thinker, trainer and activist, with over 12 years experience in the development and humanitarian sector in South Asia. He has been studying the contributing factors to risks and vulnerabilities, particularly those related to humanitarian crises, and has been helping communities overcome their vulnerabilities through a community-based, participatory approach. His previous engagements include coordinating Sphere India initiatives, consulting for national and international organisations and management.
Making a New Nepal - the agony of uncertainty
09 Apr 2008 09:47:00 GMT
Author: P.V. Krishnan

"Wish me all the best and a New Nepal," said my finance and administration officer, his backpack on. "I'm off to my village. I want to vote because I may not get another chance in life."

Nepal is poised to become a multiparty democracy. After centuries of dynastic rule, Constituent Assembly elections are scheduled for April 10 to choose new legislatures and policymakers. It really is the beginning of a New Nepal.

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