Introducing North Kathmandu Development Network by Govinda Narayan
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The North Kathmandu Development Council aims to transform 5 isolated villages in northern Kathmandu into an independent township through a grassroots, integrated approach. The council represents over 8,600 households and 36,000 people. It addresses challenges like youth, women, elders, governance, resources, health, education, and trust through self-sustaining economic and social systems. The council has over 70 members across executive, sectoral, and citizens groups. It focuses on problem solving, monitoring, and fundraising. Accomplishments include institutional development, education reforms, and entrepreneur programs, with current work on communication, governance, and economic/social change. The overall goal is to enhance citizen independence and quality of life.
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- 1. North Kathmandu Development Council Transform Isolated Communities into An Independent Township
- 2. Grass-root level owner and felicitator Economic, Political, Social, Environmental An Independent Township 5 Villages in the northwestern outskirt of Kathmandu Goldhunga, Dharmasthali, Jitpur,Kavresthali,Sangla Households: 8694, Population:36,411 ( 2011 census) Introduction
- 3. General perception about the future.. Diminishing society and culture Degrading environment Resources distribution Increasing external dependency Political parties and their trust deficit Challenges
- 4. 1. Children, Youth and Family 2. Women and Marginalized 3. Elderly and Local Knowledge 4. Governance 5. Food, Farm and Air, Water and Energy 6. Health and Environment 7. Education, Culture and Values 8. Trust and Access to Investment 9. Social Entrepreneurs 10.Global Citizenship Solution: Integrated approach Self Sustaining Economic System Self Managing Social System
- 5. Structure 17 Executive Members 9 Sectorial + 8 Managerial / Built Nepal 51 Council Members 5 From Each Sector+1 Citizens General Assembly /Quarterly and Annual Meeting
- 6. 3 Major Functions Problem Finding and Solution Monitoring and Evaluation (Internal and External) Fund Raising and Promotion Functions
- 7. Resource Pooling and Mobilization Institutionalization of Freedom and Democracy Enhance Access and Ensure Quality of Life Citizen Independence ( economic, social, political.. Political ( Transform ideology based politics into need based) Significance
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- 10. Communication Awareness and Believe Political Access Alliance for Economic, Social, Political Change Good Governance and Development Issues Heading Towards Better Lives Implication and Conclusion