By Kiran Mainali, Program Development Associate (MBA Agribusiness) For a country which has been facing endless food security issues, consumption of nutrient-rich food products is still an overarching vision that the country envisages and the journey is too far until efforts are ramped at an accelerated pace. Therefore, to disseminate information on the methods and approaches…
By Serene Amatya, Student, MBA Agribusiness Under the project titled ‘Dhanushadham Market Study’, on February 13 2020, the research team comprising of three faculties and four students of MBA Agri-business travelled to Janakpur to conduct a market study as a part of Dhanusasham Elam Project funded by Helvetas and co-funded by Dhansudhadham Municipality and Women…
by Umes Shrestha (Right Brain – Empowerment Academy) & Udgum Khadka (Backbone – Empowerment Academy) The first edition of TeachLAB was a pilot version back in February of 2019. We had plenty of reflections and learning moments then and had observed minor to major steps, process details and activities to re-test and change. Integrating those…
Under an exchange program with the University of Oklahoma called as the ‘Professional Fellowship Program’ conducted by the Department of State, the United States, 2 to 3 people get selected from Nepal, twice a year. They get to visit the US and are placed in an institution or company based on their relevance and professional…
Working professionals and the students of MBA & BBA at King’s worked in teams in the last camp organized at Do lab. Industry Lab had the teams working on very broad themes. In three days, they empathized with end users regarding both problems, made and presented a prototype of their solution, they passed through hills…
Day 1 In their first trimester, the new enrollments in MBA witnessed the most unique program hosted by Sakar Pudasaini, Founder of Karkhana, a maker space and education company, based in Kathmandu, Nepal. The programme entitled ‘How to Have Lots of Ideas’ is planned across 4 sessions and was conducted with a group of 20…
a total of 154 innovative social business ideas contributing towards the sustainable development goals from young aspirants from 12 different cities of the country were shortlisted out of which the top10 ideas presented their ideas to the jury that comprised of eminent personalities in the sector of social entrepreneurship.
August 11, 2019 Nonprofit Impact Forum at King’s College organized the second session of its Impact Talk series. During the event; Barsha Dharel, Knowledge Management and Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Expert at Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Neena Joshi, Director of Programs at Heifer International and Khadga Sen Oli, Advocacy and Outreach Manager…
As said, “When in Europe, do as the Europeans do”, the bread and sugar filled one week in Toulouse would have been incomplete without the family away form our family. Travelling to places, getting tanned in beaches so that when you return back home no one recognizes you, the beautiful gift exchange, even beautiful exchange of liquors – French wine to Khukuri Rum and Khukhuri Rum to French wine, and the beautiful moment when each of us cooked something for each of our families. The time spent in Toulouse went by a snap fading away not half buy all the tiredness from the flight and the anxiety to be in a new place.
by Kiran Mainali (Student – MBA Agribusiness) King’s College, a pioneer institution of agri-entreprenurship organized a talk program on Agricultural automation and robotics; global perspectives and Nepal’s contexts on 5th July, 2019. The program was facilitated by Prof. Manoj Karkee (PhD) from Washington State University, USA. There were around 100 participants from different colleges, institutions,…