Microfinance in Nepal: What’s gone wrong and how it can be turned around. [DI and WEData, in partnership with The Asia Foundation, recently completed a study on microfinance in Nepal. Its findings and recommendations have […]

Evidence based decision making in Nepal: Making strides. But still a long way to go. The 2017 local elections held in Nepal were particularly notable for two reasons. First, the local elections were being held […]

While gender disparity in STEAM field is a global issue, social and cultural structures in Nepal add another layer of challenge while confronting this issue. More on what was discussed on this year's Women in Data Conference and real recommendations to encourage girls and women to get involved in data and STEAM.

DI, in partnership with The Asia Foundation, recently completed a data landscaping study in Nepal. This blog summarises some of those findings.

Lessons and approaches for how Nepal’s government, private sector and civil society answer data need caused by inequality, federalisation and Covid-19

Join us for the 2nd Women in Data Conference organized by the D4D program in partnership with Girls in Tech, Women Leaders in Technology, Women in STEAM & Open Knowledge Nepal , with the theme "Leveraging the Power of Women, Data and Technology"

Call for Applications: On behalf of the Data for Development Program implemented by The Asia Foundation in partnership with Development Initiatives, we would like to invite you to an interactive training on Quantitative and Qualitative Research Skills.

The D4D Program is pleased to announce the upcoming “Designing for Open Data Impact” course, which will take place in Kathmandu over three days from Wednesday 3rd to Friday 5th April