About AIN
The Association of International NGOs (AIN), formed by INGOs working in Nepal in September 1996, is an important network in the development sector of Nepal as members have been implementing various people-centered development programmes throughout the hills, mountains and Terai areas.
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 Chief Guest Chief Information Commissioner Vinaya Kumar Kasajoo and other representatives of National Information Commission attending the workshop Workshop on Right to Information Organized
December 22, 2011 An exclusive workshop aimed at gaining conceptual clarity on Right to Information Act as it applies to civil society organizations, and generating a wider discourse within civil society organizations about the act, including I/NGOs, was organized by the AIN Capacity Building Working Group (CBWG) yesterday in SAP Falcha in Kathamdu. Read more » |
AIN celebrates World AIDS Day
December 1, 2011  In line with this year's theme on HIV AIDS "Getting to Zero - Zero new infections, Zero discrimination and Zero AIDS related deaths," AIN HIV AIDS Working Group (HAWG) participated in the National Program organized by National Centre for AIDS and STD Control (NCASC) to observe World Aids Day. A host of interesting activities including walkathon, interaction session and blood donation were carried out as part of the event. AIN Documentary on Peace and Reconcilitation Launched
November 21, 2011  AIN Peace Working Group observed the National Peace Day, which falls on 21 November by launching documentary film "Sakhi", a documentary with message of peace and reconciliation. Sakhi is a story of two young girls who decide to be friends despite bitter and antagonistic past between their families and communities during the Maoist conflict. The documentary was launched by Joint Secretary from Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction (MOPR) Sadhuram Sapkota and Purna Shova Chitrakar from the Ban Landmines Campaign Nepal. |
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January 11, 2012 Amplifying Impact of Peace Programs require Integrated Approaches ...
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AIN Members CARE Nepal and International Alert led the research in Nepal that aimed to strengthen the institutional and operational capacity of civil society organizations and governments to design, monitor and evaluate peacebuilding and conflict prevention programs.
Read the interview with Bhasker Kafle, who is currently leading the six member Research Team. 
