State and even CEDAW has yet to acknowledge that the discrimination and violence faced by Indigenous Women are far different from those stated by them and the experiences of Indigenous
NIDWAN, in collaboration with the Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN) and the support of the PAWANKA Fund, conducted 10-weeks Virtual Course on Climate Change entitled ‘Discussion on Climate Change
Ms. Pratima Gurung, President of NIDWAN took part in the 21st session of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP-21) in Paris, France for the first time representing
On the 14th of April 2020, President of NIDWAN Ms. Pratima Gurung and Mr. Krishna Gahatraj prepared a National report entitled ‘COVID-19 and Its Impact on Persons with Disabilities and
Under the growing risk of infection, uncertainty and bizarre distribution of information with no means to determine which is true, NIDWAN attempted to be a reliable source of information. In
As countries move forward with measures to combat climate change and adapt to its impacts from the ground level, it is critical that multilateral forms of climate governance and national
Taking into account the lack of coverage and struggles of People with Disabilities in the mainstream, NIDWAN interviewed 30 Women with Disabilities to understand and hear their stories and challenges
Realizing the COVID 19 Pandemic, NIDWAN released key recommendations as a necessary step to ensure and follow gender, indigenous and disability-inclusive COVID 19 Response suggestions. The two pages document was
Taking into account numerous cases of violence and deteriorating mental well-being of Indigenous Women and Girls with Disabilities due to lockdown from within the family sphere, NIDWAN provided home peer
In the midst of the pandemic, NIDWAN Discussion Series is an endeavour of NIDWAN to create a platform for true, relevant and reliable information regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and its
