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Home > Resources > Rebuilding Nepal: Women’s Roles in Political Transition and Disaster Recovery

Rebuilding Nepal: Women’s Roles in Political Transition and Disaster Recovery

Posted on June 29, 2018

A massive earthquake struck Nepal in 2015 while it was attempting to implement a political transition and rebuild after 10 years of civil war. Following both the earthquake and the conflict, Nepali women played a crucial yet underappreciated role in relief efforts, and many continue to help the country as it moves into long-term recovery initiatives.Read More

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