Non-state Actors’ Collaboration in Education in Nepal: Possibilities and Challenges
- chautari@mos.com.np
Martin Chautari is organizing an online meeting on 10th of January 2021 on the topic Non-state Actors’ Collaboration in Education in Nepal: Possibilities and Challenges.
Anyone interested can register and join the free live meeting.
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Speakers:
- Amina Singh, Independent Researcher
- Ritu Rajbanshi, Language Arts Instructor/Researcher, Quixote's Cove
Date, Time and Venue:
Sunday, January 10, 2021 (Poush 26, 2077)
03:00 – 04:30 PM
ZOOM Online Platform
Facebook LIVE: www.fb.com/martinchautari
Martin Chautari began as an informal discussion group in Kathmandu in 1991, allowing development professionals, social activists, and academics to meet every two weeks to share insights and experiences related to Nepali development and society. The founders of this discussion group included the Nepali power engineer Bikas Pandey, the Norwegian engineer Odd Hoftun and the Norwegian academic Martin Hoftun. In 1995, the name ‘Martin Chautari’ was adopted in memory of Martin Hoftun, who was tragically killed in an airplane accident in 1992. After being managed by the Centre for Social Research and Development for six years, in 2002 Chautari became registered as a separate non-government organization (NGO) in Kathmandu, Nepal. Its offices are currently located in Thapathali, Kathmandu.