Tek Jung Mahat
Developing synergy 4 sustainable development
Environmental Professional's Group - Nepal (EPG/N)
Environmental Professional’s Group - Nepal (EPG/N) is a national chapter of International Environment Professionals Association. Led by Mr. Tek Jung Mahat , a Nepalese Environment Professional, it was established in November 2005 as a volunteer Service Organisation and Information Network, aiming to network among concerned professionals and to disseminate information on global environmental issues at regional and local level and vice versa. Since then, it has developed an alliance of 190 environment professionals (individuals and institutions) representing 11 countries from Asia, Europe and North America. EPG Secretariat is based in Kathmandu, Nepal. All EPG members are allowed to post related information, provided that the posting is valid and the information source is well acknowledged.
Environmental Professional’s Group - Nepal (EPG/N) is a national chapter of International Environment Professionals Association. Led by Mr. Tek Jung Mahat , a Nepalese Environment Professional, it was established in November 2005 as a volunteer Service Organisation and Information Network, aiming to network among concerned professionals and to disseminate information on global environmental issues at regional and local level and vice versa. Since then, it has developed an alliance of 190 environment professionals (individuals and institutions) representing 11 countries from Asia, Europe and North America. EPG Secretariat is based in Kathmandu, Nepal. All EPG members are allowed to post related information, provided that the posting is valid and the information source is well acknowledged.
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Save the Karnali (Himalayan Rivers) Campaign
In Process...
I am working with Nepal River Conservation Trust (NRCT) President Mr. Megh Ale and some other like minded people to flourish the idea of Save the Karnali. This idea of conservation ideally came out after the call of Mr. Ale to save the Himalayan River as " The Karnali: Nepal's Sacred Gift to the Living Earth" (Read the announcement Karnali, Nepal's sacred gift to the living Earth.pdf). Related information is available online at Nepal River Conservation Trust.
In Process...
I am working with Nepal River Conservation Trust (NRCT) President Mr. Megh Ale and some other like minded people to flourish the idea of Save the Karnali. This idea of conservation ideally came out after the call of Mr. Ale to save the Himalayan River as " The Karnali: Nepal's Sacred Gift to the Living Earth" (Read the announcement Karnali, Nepal's sacred gift to the living Earth.pdf). Related information is available online at Nepal River Conservation Trust.
Light-up Humla Campaign
Led by senior
environmental journalist Mr. Bhairab Risal and supported by Mr. Jeevan Shahi
(Ex-DDC Chairman, Humla), Mr. Jaya Bahadur Rokaya (Kantipur Reporter for Humla)
and many reknown development practicians in Nepal, it is an unique approach to
rural electrification. For more information visit the Google search page.
Wetlands for Tomorrow Campaign
The idea of running a "Wetlands for Tomorrow" campaign emerged while discussing on NRCT initiated Annual (Bhotekoshi) River Festival. The main main idea of this campaign is to connect the World Wetlands Day with the World Water Day and finally linking all the environment related days falling between Feb 2 to March 22 to the conservation education and ecotourism promotion. More information is available online at NRCT's Annual River Festival page.
The idea of running a "Wetlands for Tomorrow" campaign emerged while discussing on NRCT initiated Annual (Bhotekoshi) River Festival. The main main idea of this campaign is to connect the World Wetlands Day with the World Water Day and finally linking all the environment related days falling between Feb 2 to March 22 to the conservation education and ecotourism promotion. More information is available online at NRCT's Annual River Festival page.