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Article
03/10/2020
A village on the rise
https://www.unicef.org/nepal/stories/village-rise
Dhanusha –, Mantoriya Mahara can be said to represent a new direction for her community. Mantoriya is a local of the Chamar Basti in Mithila Municipality in Dhanusha District, a village that derives its name from the residents, the Chamars – traditionally among the most marginalized communities in Nepal’s southern plains. Historical disadvantage means…
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05/10/2019
Healthcare in the highlands
https://www.unicef.org/nepal/stories/healthcare-highlands
“It felt like the world was finished.”, Gorkha, Nepal –, In 2015, Anarda Gurung was an Assistant Health Worker at the health post in Laprak village in Gorkha District in north-central Nepal. When a massive earthquake struck Nepal on 25 April, Laprak – owing to its proximity to the epicenter in Barpak in the same district – was practically levelled. Anarda, who’d been at home when the quake hit,…

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