Interaction on new constitution and Kiratee’s issue

March 8, 2010
NGO Federation of Nepalese Indigenous Nationalities (NGO-FONIN) and Federation of Indigenous Kirat Association (FIKA) jointly organized a one-day interaction on “New Constitution and Kiratee’s Issue” on 8th March 2010. The purpose of the interaction was to discuss on state restructure and Kiratees’ issues, which is whether properly being addressed by the new constitution or not and to build consensus about the issues among Kiratee groups, so that collective opinion/suggestions could be made to the concerned. In the program, four separate concept papers on state restructuring, Kiratee’s issues including existing situation update were presented and discussed. The interaction program was concluded with the consensus of continuing similar interactions will all concerns and feed to Constitution Assembly on time. A total of 75 participants from various Kiratee groups, CA members took part in the interaction.

Workshop on Bio-diversity

February 14, 2010
With an objective to impart knowledge and skills with NGO Federation of Nepalese Indigenous Nationalities (NGO-FONIN) member organisations those who are implementing bio-diversity program activities, a two-day workshop was organised on 13 and 14 February 2010. A total of 26 representatives from NGO-FONIN and member organisations (MOs) were present in the workshop. The workshop was concluded with drawing an action plans which to implement in the districts by MOs.

Program review workshop

Strategic Partnership program with the support of Danida Human Rights and Good Governance Advisory Unit (DanidaHUGOU) and Action Aid International, Nepal. The program has been started NGO Federation of Nepalese Indigenous Nationalities (NGO-FONIN) is implementing from 17 Ashad 2066 (1 July 2009). With the purpose to review of the program for six month period, a three-day review workshop was held from 18 to 20 January 2010. Particularly, the review was focussed on district based program/activities where NGO-FONIN is implementing Indigenous Peoples Empowerment and Inclusion program activities in 20 districts through member organisations (MOs) under the strategic partnership program.

The respective MOs from respective districts shared the activities, achievements carried out, and learning made during the six month period. On the basis of the review and reflection further action plan has been developed. A total of 29 participants/representatives took part in the review program.

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