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- Imagine Nepal Executive Committee 2013
About Us
Introduction
Imagine Nepal (IN) is a non-political and non-profit making social movement dedicated to help create the positive future of Nepal and Nepalese. It is the movement of hope, joy, possibility, connection, integrity, energy, creativity, spirit, generosity, resourcefulness, life and learning. IN believes that positive transformation of the society is possible through the enhancement of positive attributes inquiring and tapping strengths, positive potentials and imagination of people. Under this basic belief, IN deems energy in synergy, simplicity and system, compassion and commitment, creativity and breakthrough, transparency, inclusion and participation, partnership and networking.
Members
Executive Committee
- Chairperson – Dr. Ram Chandra Lamichhane
- General-Secretary – Ashbin Pudasaini
- Treasurer – Dev Raj Paudel
- Member – Dr. Ganapati Ojha
- Member – Dr. Dhurba Acharya
- Member – Buddhi Tamang
- Member – Radha Krishna Lamichhane
- Member – Shrikant Khatiwada
- Member – Jiwan Regmi
- Member – Pasang Dolma Sherpa
- Member – Sahadev Mahat
What is Appreciative Inquiry?
What is Appreciative Inquiry?
How can people inquire into their organizations or communities to discover, dream, design, and transform toward the best? What method would enable us to turn tension into enthusiasm, cynicism into collaboration, and apathy into inspired action? How can we analyze success instead of problems, and what difference does it make? These are some fundamental questions underpinning the innovative approach, Appreciative Inquiry (AI).
Key Achievements
Imagine Nepal made the following key achievements by the year 2011
- Successful hosting of the 4th World Appreciative Inquiry Conference
Imagine Nepal successfully hosted the 4th World Appreciative Inquiry Conference from 16 to 19 November, 2009 in Kathmandu. The conference drew 400 participants from 40 countries who participated live in Kathmandu and also virtually from their homes.