Krisha Silwal
Gender refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities, and characteristics that a society believes are suitable for men, women, and other gender identities. Gender is a complicated interaction of society expectations, norms, and individual identity, whereas sex is biological (male, female, or intersex). Some key gender-related concepts include: Gender Segregation and Stratification Gender segregation … Read more
Micro-finance is the provision of financial services, such as loans, savings, insurance, and other basic financial products, to individuals or small enterprises without access to standard banking services. These financial services are largely aimed at low-income populations, particularly women, small business owners, and rural communities, with the goal of improving their economic conditions and providing … Read more
Decentralization for development is the transfer of decision-making authority, resources, and responsibilities from central governments to local governments or communities. It seeks to improve government, service delivery, and participation by bringing decision-making closer to citizens. Decentralisation is regarded as an important technique for encouraging local development, increasing responsibility, and empowering communities. Decentralising governance systems allows … Read more
The process of social mobilization, institutional development, participatory planning, plan implementation, and sustainable use of results represents a comprehensive framework that ensures community engagement, the establishment of strong institutions, inclusive planning, effective execution, and long-term sustainability of outcomes. This process is especially important in areas like community development, public policy, and social reform. Social Mobilization … Read more
Social mobilisation is a method that aims to gather people together to achieve a common goal, which is generally community development, social change, or improved public services. It entails organising individuals, groups, and institutions to work together for common goals and desired improvements, typically at the grassroots level. Poverty, inequality, education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability … Read more
Poverty is the circumstance in which individuals or groups lack the financial resources and necessities for a basic level of existence. It is commonly quantified using income levels, with the most popular threshold being the World Bank’s worldwide poverty line of $2.15 per day (as of 2022). Types of Poverty Human Poverty Human poverty is … Read more
Rural and community development in Nepal faces several significant challenges, which impact the overall socio-economic progress of the country. Key issues include: 1. Geographical Constraints Geographical Constraints for Rural and community development involves: 2. Poverty and Inequality 3. Lack of Infrastructure 4. Agriculture Challenges There can be various agricultural challenges in Rural and community development: … Read more
Development is a multifaceted process aimed at improving the quality of life, economic prosperity, and social well-being of individuals and communities. The factors and goals of development are interconnected and vary across different contexts. Key factors of development include: Goals of Development: Cultural and Social Heritage in Nepal Nepal’s rich cultural and social heritage is … Read more
Development is a process of social, economic, and political transformation that seeks to improve the well-being and quality of life of individuals and societies. It entails building human capacity, increasing access to resources, eliminating poverty, and promoting social equality. Economic growth, education, health, infrastructure, and political freedom are all important components. Successful growth frequently results … Read more
Feeding small ruminants like sheep and goats is vital to their health, productivity, and overall well-being. Proper diet promotes healthy development, reproduction, and milk or meat production. Sheep and goats have similar dietary requirements, however due to variances in grazing behaviour and physiological needs, feeding strategies may need to be adjusted accordingly. Nutritional Requirements for … Read more