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Participants of NEFEJ/FIVH exchange program

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NEFEJ - Sarun Tuladhar
Video editor of Ankhijhyal. Sarun Tuladhar
NEFEJ - Shobha Manandahr
Shobha Manandahr
FIVH - Laurie MacGregor
Laurie MacGregor
FIVH - Klaus Stafto
Environmentalist and computer consultant. He worked on the web site of NEFEJ. Klaus Stafto
NEFEJ - Sushil Mainali
Senior Reporter Aankhijhyaal Video Magazine, Thapathali, Kathmandu Kathmandu Sushil Mainali
NEFEJ - Anand Shrestha
Senior Producer B.B.C World Service Trust Sanepa, Lalitpur Kathmandu. Anand Shrestha
FIVH - Matias Nordahl Carlsen
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FIVH - Solvieg Holmedal Ottesen
An Anthropologist and social worker from Norway. She grew up in a small town in the thast of Norway, and she has been living in Capital Oslo for past 14 years. She has also worked in an NGO in Oslo at a center for femal sex workers, giving legal advice, support and counselling to them. As an exchange fellowl, she worked at NEFEJ as a campaigner in the Sustainable Watch programme. Solvieg Holmedal Ottesen
NEFEJ - Sangita Lama

The second participant of the program from Nepal is Ms. Sangeeta Lama. She is a freelance journalist.

Click Here to read her personal experience.

 sangeeta lama
FIVH - Margunn Gronn
The second participant of the program to Nepal is Margunn Grønn. margunn
NEFEJ - Kosmos Biswokarma
The first participant of the program from Nepal is Kosmos Biswokarma. Kosmos Biswokarma
FIVH - Knut-Erik Helle
The first north participant of the program to Nepal is Knut-Erik Helle, who worked as assistant editor of Folkevett magazine published by Future In Our Hands. Helle has previously worked in different newspapers in Norway and in the Norwegian Broadcasting Company (NRK). He has university degrees in mathematics, philosophy and journalism. Click here for his experience in Nepal. Knut-Erik Helle

News from NEFEJ

  • Press Release - 21 October 2011
    21.10.11
    Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists (NEFEJ) expresses serious concern on the government initiation to allow privately-owned elephants inside the Chitwan National Park for business purposes.

    Nepal’s first national park - Chitwan National Park - is famous for biodiversity conservation and has been listed as the World Heritage Site. The park is known world over as home to Asian Rhinoceros and Royal Bengal Tiger.
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  • NEFEJ Elects New Office-bearers
    16.10.11
    The 26th Annual General Meeting of Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists (NEFEJ), held on 14 October, has unanimously elected a 13-member executive committee with Laxman Upreti as its president. Upreti was elected for the second term.

    The newly-elected office-bearers include Kedar Sharma as vice president, Rajesh Ghimire as general secretary, Rajendra Basnet as secretary and Abdullah Miya as treasurer.

    Narayan Sapkota, Purna Hari Amatya, Suresh Sharma, Rajendra Manandhar, Sangita Lama and Pragati Shahi were elected from the members while Shailendra Pokhrel and Bhumi Raman Nepal were elected as members from the organization’s associate members.
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  • Pramod Tandon gets Environmental Journalism Award
    16.10.11
    Pramod Tandon, a young and upcoming environmental journalist, received the Environmental Journalism Award 2010, established by NEFEJ, for his continuous effort in sensitizing the issues of environmental conservation and sustainable development in Rajdhani daily.
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  • Environment Ministry and NEFEJ signs a MoU
    05.08.11

    Government of Nepal, Ministry of Environment (MoEnv) and Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists (NEFEJ) have signed the Memorandum of Understading (MoU) on August 1, 2011 to work in collaboration for environment conservation and promotion, sustainable development, and climate change management. MoU was signed in the office of Ministry of Environment.

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