This infographics was published in Nepal Magazine in Nepali language: http://www.ekantipur.com/nepal/article/?id=6158
Monday, November 25, 2013
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Urging Youths to Vote
This small piece of suggestion appeared in the GenNext of Republica of November 19, 2013
http://e.myrepublica.com/component/flippingbook/book/1421-republica-19-nov-2013/1-republica.htmlFriday, November 8, 2013
YUWA let's Vote - Television Show
On Novmber 2, 2013, I was invited to talk on a TV Show in News 24 Television. The issue of the program was the necessity for young people to vote. Two other guests, Santosh Acharya from Youth Initiative and Pradeep Bashyal from Nepal Magazine were with me.
Below are some clips from the 1.5 hour long program. The program also highlighted the statistics that was worked by me.Sunday, October 27, 2013
Age of Candidates of CA Election, 2070 (FPTP)
The age of Youth in Nepal is heavily contested issue. The
national Youth policy of the country defines “Youth” as the people who are in
the age bracket of 15-40 whereas several NGOs and INGOs operating in the
country have their own version of definition. YUWA defines the age youth as
15-29. United Nations defines the age bracket for youth as 15-24.
The Constitutional Assembly Election of Nepal which is all
set to happen November this year will see 40.75% youth candidates competing. A
recent analysis done jointly by me and one of my colleague, Sumit portrays an
interesting picture of the trend of age of the candidates of the political
parties.
The lowest age of the candidates is 25 and this extends till
85. 249 candidates are aged 42. The top 5 weight of candidates is in between
35-43. The national average age of the candidates is 53.
The graph below should
be self-explanatory.
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