Unicef's Director of Programmes' Annual Lecture to the University of Cambridge Humanitarian Centre on the state of progress towards Millennium Development Goals for children.

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Greetings Cards to raise funds - some stunning pictures.

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Report on the Trust's work on Annapurna FM (mainly in Nepali). Click Here.

Briefing Paper summarises the Mountain Trust's work and how you can help (2 pages, A4).

Briefing Paper

Information Pack covers the bulk of our activities including our accounts, annual reports etc.

Information Pack (Word)

Accounts are available in two formats - Excel and Word. The Excel version is a file containing the accounts only. The Word document includes a variety of other information as well as the Accounts.

Accounts (Excel)
Accounts (Word)

Founding Documents comprise the following (both in Word format)

Deed of Trust
Supplemental Deed of Trust

Namaste newsletter (in Word format) here:

Namaste News

To Sign Up to receive our quarterly Newsletter (which comes by email and has links to web pages containing complete details to avoid attachments or slow dowload times) please Contact Us and simply enter your email address and note your wish to subscribe (or unsubscribe) to the Newsletter.

Independent evaluation (in PDF format) of our new programme to give the best education through FM radio in Nepal written by FLAME (Friends of Literacy and Mass Education) who have since decided to support the project:

School On-Air programme, Nepal.

Gran Goes to Nepal written by Bernice Turnbull and illustrated by Philip Millward is a fun way of introducing young children to basic reading whilst informing them about life in Nepal - from bicycle rickshaws to elephant rides in the jungle. 21 x 15 cms, 28 pages, full colour illustrations. Price £3.00 a copy with all proceeds going to the Mountain Trust. For further details on the book and how to order, please click the front cover.

Masters Thesis

In 2006, the Mountain Trust agreed to sponsor the field research of Prabodh Raj Regmi, a Master's Student at Tribhuvan University. His thesis was on how and why Western tourists arriving in Nepal on holiday decide to volunteer to help Nepal through the NGO / INGO sectors. We felt that his findings would not only help the Mountain Trust but could be of use to many other (I)NGOs active in Nepal. A part of the agreement from the outset was that we'd have permission to publish and publicise the results of Prabodh's research to a wider community - and we're delighted to publish his final thesis here:

Acknowledgements
Contents
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Appendices
Bibliography

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An interview of a senior Maoist in Kathmandu (conducted in a private capacity by one of our Trustees).

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