About Development Exchange Centre-Nepal (DEC-Nepal)

Development Exchange Centre-Nepal (DEC-Nepal) is a centre for learning and sharing on promotion of participatory development. The organization is committed for promoting initiatives for the empowerment and development of poor, marginalized and weaker section of the society.Its efforts are based on the philosophy of participatory action research and people centered development approach. Major action of the organization covers Awareness and Education, Linkage and Networking, Research and Advocacy, Development Support and Communication, Capital Formation at Local Level and Self Governance Promotion. It has a decade long experience in agro-based micro enterprise promotion, sustainable land management, Promotion and Strengthening of Women Farmers’ Federation..

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CSMAP: The Role of Civil Society in the Gender Responsive Budget Process of Local and Province Government

The role of civil society in the gender responsive budget process of Local and Provincial Government The concept of inclusion enshrined in

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CSMAP : Role of the stakeholders in Local Government Policy Formulation Process

Role of the stakeholders in Local Government Policy Formulation Process : The constitution of Nepal, 2015 has envisioned three spheres of the

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Coaching Session for Inclusive Leadership Process Guide

Coaching Session for Inclusive Leadership Process Guide Development Exchange Center-Nepal (DEC-Nepal) has been consistently engaged in the issue of

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Development Exchange Center (DEC) Nepal is the implementing agency of the “Helping Young Chepang Women Leaders to Promote Gender Responsive Governance in Nepal” project supported ...
Development Exchange Center (DEC) Nepal is implementing local project under Civil Society: Mutual Accountability Project (CS:MAP). It is a project supported by the United States ...
DEC-Nepal has also initiated different micro level initiatives with its own resources such as ethno botanic museum, goat chain program, herbal plant cultivation, women group ...