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Latest news and stories from Nepal

Psychiatrist Dr Ayushree Gurung at the tele-mental health OPD at the Kanti Children’s Hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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A new frontier

In Nepal, thanks to an innovative tele-mental health system, children and adolescents can now more easily access mental health support

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Mother Meena Thapa taking her two daughters to the vaccination center
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Vaccine acceptance: Understanding and addressing barriers

In the wake of the recent measles outbreak in Nepal’s west, UNICEF, local authorities and partners are working to build vaccine confidence in the community

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A view of a mother feeding a child
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Coverage of Social Security Allowance in Nepal: Policy brief

A further analysis of the Nepal Multiple Indicator Survey (NMICS) 2019

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A smiling Karishma receives her disability ID card following a medical check up at the screening camp.
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An innovative model for disability screening

Study report examining gaps in policy and practices related to disability ID card distribution and recommendations for an appropriate screening model

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Ganga Shahi with her daughter Yasodha in their home in Kalikot District in western Nepal.
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Cooking clean

In rural Nepal, improved eco-cookstoves delivered by UNICEF and local governments are helping to protect the health of women - and the environment

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A smiling Karishma receives her disability ID card following a medical check up at the screening camp.
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Improving access to disability support

A new model of disability screening is easing the identificaiton of persons with disabilities – and ensuring their inclusion in the social protection system

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