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Bimal Khatiwada

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Sep 13, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Bimal Khatiwada

    Reimagining Community Agency and Power through Group Cash Transfer (GCT) (opens the original)

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    Humanitarian aid has reached a critical juncture. For decades, the global response to climate-induced disasters and chronic humanitarian crises has leaned heavily on traditional paradigms: direct in-kind assistance or individualized social safety nets. While providing individual families with cash transfers offers necessary relief, it often overlooks a crucial reality of human survival: when rivers overflow or economic shocks destabilize regions, people do not react purely as isolated domestic u

  2. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Bimal Khatiwada

    Beyond the Rubble: Nepal’s Unseen Crisis of Trafficking and Exploitation (opens the original)

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    When Nepal is struck by disasters—whether the devastating earthquakes of 2015 or the global COVID-19 pandemic—the headlines are dominated by collapsed homes, relief supplies, and international aid. Yet beneath the visible destruction lies a quieter, more insidious crisis: the surge in human trafficking and sexual abuse. Disasters do not only destroy infrastructure and livelihoods; they dismantle social safety nets, weaken law enforcement, and leave families fractured. In such moments of chaos, t

  3. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Bimal Khatiwada

    Ahead Of The Storm: Nepal’s Anticipatory Health Action Plan (opens the original)

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    The health sector in Nepal stands at a critical juncture where the convergence of climate change, disaster risks, and public health emergencies demands a proactive rather than reactive approach. For decades, the country has relied on fragmented legal frameworks and ad-hoc responses to crises. However, the increasing frequency of natural disasters and epidemics has exposed the limitations of this model. The need for anticipatory action—interventions taken before a crisis escalates—is now more urg

  4. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Bimal Khatiwada

    Beyond One Agency: Rethinking Disaster Risk Reduction in Nepal (opens the original)

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    Nepal’s Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) landscape has changed dramatically since the enactment of the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act in 2017. This legislation was a turning point, laying the foundation for institutional reforms, policy frameworks, and local empowerment. It signaled a shift from reactive disaster response to proactive risk management, embedding resilience into the country’s development agenda. Yet, while the achievements are remarkable, challenges remain—particularly th

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