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Bijay Raj Poudel
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This is an open group aiming to connect youth from all over the world who are especially involved or want to involve in Development, Peace building and conflict transformation process.
This is an open group aiming to connect youth from all over the world who are especially involved or want to involve in Development, Peace building and conflict transformation process.
This is an open group aiming to connect youth from all over the world who are especially involved or want to involve in Development, Peace building and conflict transformation process.
This is an open group aiming to connect youth from all over the world who are especially involved or want to involve in Development, Peace building and conflict transformation process.
This is an open group aiming to connect youth from all over the world who are especially involved or want to involve in Development, Peace building and conflict transformation process.
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- What motivated you (or your organization) to become involved in peace and conflict resolution?
- I have witnessed 10-year armed conflict in Nepal. During the past ten years and then onwards as of now, the country has witnessed unparalleled amount of losses in terms of human life of 12595, half of them are civilians. A decade long armed conflict had added effects in the under development of Nepal.
Through the sustainable development of the nation it is possible to reinforce culture of sustainable peace and conflict resolution in Nepal.
I am very interested in social research and study. I believe that it is possible to establish sustainable peace through the implementation of overall development, democracy and rule of law in the world.
- Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs)
- Bijay Poudel, male, 24. Presently, Bijay is doing Master’s degree in Sociology/Anthropology at Tribhuwan University, Kathmandu, Nepal. Bijay has 5 years experience in social work.
Presently, Bijay is the Executive Director of Youth for Change Nepal, youth-run, youth-led social organization working in Youth Issues, HIV/AIDS, Human rights, SRHR, and Social Development etc. Currently Bijay has been elected as an Executive member of Association of Youth Organizations Nepal (AYON), a youth organizations national network. He is also founding Treasurer of USSHA Foundation (Underprivileged Societal Service and Helping Action). USSHA Foundation is an action based development foundation established to generate an aggregated effort to alleviate developmental setbacks of the communities.
Not longer, but exciting and challenging experiences Bijay has gained throughout his leadership period. Involving from youth club in a rural village to a National level youth organizations’ network, it has been a great time for him learning, interacting and developing expertise in Youth leadership, Peace, Millennium Development Goals, sustainable development, Youth Issues or community service. Above all, his involvement in Youth for Change, Nepal (YC), a youth organization working for ‘informing, strengthening and changing’ youth in community level was remarkable experience that he had.
- Please list the countries and/or regions in which you (or your organization) have direct and significant expertise
- Nepal
- What is your current country of residence (or location of your organization)?
- Nepal
- What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?
- Executive Director, Youth for Chagne, Nepal, Executive member, Association of Youth Organizations Nepal(AYON), Founding Treasurer, USSHA Foundation. Presently, i am studying Sociology/Anthropology in Tribhuwan University, Kathmandu, Nepal.
- What is your personal or organizational website?
- http://www.usshafoundation.org, www.youthforchange.org.np,
- What is one of your favorite websites in the field? (please provide one answer per box)
- http://www.idealist.org
- What is one of your favorite websites in the field? (please provide one answer per box)
- http://www.un.org
- Which are your primary sectoral areas of expertise (or the primary sectoral areas of your organization) ?
- Development, Education, Humanitarian Relief, Organizational Development
- Which are your primary skills areas(or the primary skill areas of your organization)?
- Evaluation, Program Design, Research, Training
- What are some of your current areas of research (if any)?
- Youth, Peace and Development
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Comment Wall (16 comments)
- At 8:43pm on November 13, 2009,
Inderias Dominic Bhatti said…
- Thanks!!! please do accept the red roses as per of my gesture of friendship.
Inderias
- At 7:15am on October 21, 2009,
Brabim Kumar said… - Sir Namaskar!
- At 1:16am on September 16, 2009,
Abhijit Banerjee said… - Hi Bijay
How's the Global Youth Network progressing. Hope you have received my mail. Awaiting your response.
Warmly
Abhijit
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- At 5:26am on September 6, 2009,
Abhijit Banerjee said…
- Dear Bijay
I have written in detail in your gmail id. Kindly take a look.
Best
Abhijit
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- At 11:20am on January 30, 2009,
LALIT said… - Hi Bijay,
how are you?
lalit
- At 9:57am on January 15, 2009,
Sie.Kathieravealu said… - In Sri Lanka, the trouble started due to discrimination and injustice and continues due to bribery and corruption. These may be the reasons for troubles in other countries too.
Current wars have to be ended and new wars have to be prevented. To achieve this goal the present system of Democratic Governance has to be changed to one that is really democratic in its true sense.
In the present democratic system it is only the powerful - speech, money and thuggery - can join the ruling class to suppress or convert others all others as their subjects and is a fertile ground for "corruption" in various forms to thrive.
In my opinion "Corruption" includes any kind of waste, neglect and every form of malpractice, dishonesty, abuse, misuse, unreasonable exercise of power, failure or refusal to exercise power, anything and everything left undone which results in the right of the people being denied or impaired.
Without a "just society" in existence much talked about "terrorism" cannot be eradicated. For the creation of a "just society" there should be "good governance" in the country. For the creation of "good governance" in the country "corruption" in ALL its forms must be eradicated. And to eradicate "corruption" the present democratic system of governance, where full power to make final decisions ultimately rests in the hands of one person, must be changed.
So the only way to salvage a country is to change the present system of governance to one that is truly democratic where the final decision-making power will NOT be in the hands of ONE person BUT shared by as many people as possible and thus restricting any individual hasty decisions that might lead to trouble everywhere.
To make a country truly democratic, the powers of the Parliament (the decision making supreme body of a country) should be split and separated and each of the separated powers must be handled by different groups of persons selected and elected by the people for the purpose of administering EACH SET OF POWERS or duties as the case may be so that no single group has the full power. All the groups together will make the whole. The country is not divided but the powers of parliament are divided/separated.
Different groups have to be elected for such purposes as administration, fiscal management, planning, implementing, policy and law making, auditing and for any other function that may be deemed necessary.
The group that is entrusted with the power to make laws and regulations shall not be given the duty/power of implementing/administering the laws and regulations.
Particular care should be taken to see that all powers are NOT CONCENTRATED in one place and that they do not overlap and there must not be a secret budget to be handled by a single person.
All transactions should be transparent including Diplomacy which has to be diplomatically transparent.
One set of powers dealing with the development of the country should be given to the set of representatives at the village level. The people of each and every village must be empowered to determine their way of life (lifestyle). The life-style of a village, its lands and resources shall not be disturbed by external forces.
All plans of development of a village that remotely/indirectly affects the village must have the concurrence of the people of that village concerned.
It has to be ensured that people are treated equitably regardless of their gender, race, colour, ethnic or national origins, age, disability, socio-economic background, religious or political beliefs and affiliations, marital status, family responsibilities, sexual orientation or other inappropriate distinction;
The decision-making powers with regard to each and every set of powers must be spread through-out the country.
With such system in practice discrimination, injustice, bribery and corruption, the four pillars of an Evil society might become history.
When the above four pillars of Evil are eradicated, the people would be living under a system that would guarantee sustainable peace, prosperity and a pleasant living to everyone in any country.
Comments on the above views are solicited from everyone with a view to prevent future wars and end current wars.
- At 6:03am on October 28, 2008,
KOBOLONGO KONGUNDE Crispin said… - Hi Mr Bijay Poudel,
That's me Mr Crispin KOBOLONGO KONGUNDE president of the NGO Action Against Violations of the rights of vulnerable individuals ACVDP which t'ecris from Kinshasa.
In connection with your vast experience on peace and conflict resolution, my concern is that we can share information in this field and especially that at our level, we plan to organize training workshops on peace and conflict resolution aves youth and schools
SECOND train peer educators of HIV / AIDS and sexual violence.
For more information on ACVDP, please visit our website www.societecivile.cd / State / acvdp.
Crispin
- At 9:58am on October 27, 2008,
MWANJA KENNETH said… - Hello Bijay, thanks for the invite to join your group and I hava joined it.
Have a great time.
Kenny.
- At 2:13am on October 26, 2008,
Caroline Jaine said… - Thanks for the add! I am looking for some ongoing examples of mediation between communities - do you have any examples in Nepal?
- At 11:20pm on September 9, 2008,
Fathima Razaliya Mohamed Nizahir said… - Thank you, I am out of office these days. Will keep in touch.
Razaliya
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June 18, 2010 at 6pm to July 5, 2010 at 7pm – Kurve Wustrow
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Bologna, Italy Symposium on Conflict Prevention, Resolution, and Reconciliation
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It is a welcome development.It's worthy to say that violence against women is increasing especially in the area of inheritance rights as it is common in my State-Akwa Ibom of Nigeria where women are not allow to inherit properties from their parents…
It is my desire to have a training opportunities that goes with scholarship,this will enhance my capacity building towards development work in my Country.
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