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Description: NEFEJ is a pioneer among the non-governmental organizations promoting the environmental journalism in Nepal. It led its foundation stone on June 1, 1986, and since then it has been providing the forum to debate, study, influence public policy, and raising awareness for conservation and sustainable development. The asset of the NEFEJ is its members, which include journalists and experts from wide range of areas within environment and conservation. NEFEJ provides different types of membership and the total membership count is one hundred twenty nine (129) as of May 2018." - from website, 2018.10.24 "Nepal Forum of Environmental journalists (NEFEJ) is a leader among non-governmental organizations working to raise public awareness on the environment, sustainable development, and other social issues." - from website, 2018.10.24
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Subject: Journalism, Journalism -- Social aspects, Journalism -- Vocational guidance , Community radio -- Nepal, Climatic changes, Biodiversity conservation, Sustainable development
Creator: Nepāla Vātāvaraṇa Patrakāra Samūha
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04601
Description: "Nepal Press Institute is Nepal's first and most-credited media training institute, having trained thousands of Nepali journalists and communication professionals since its establishment in 1984. The institute is dedicated to capacity building of the media that is able to promote social sustainability, uphold democratic values, and create a free and transparent society." - from website, 2018.10.24 "Nepal Press Institute is a non-profit institution registered at the district administration office of Kathmandu and affiliated with Social Welfare Council, Nepal. This institution is free from political party affiliation. It has no special interest in playing political power. It has never demonstrated any political agenda's and party slogans. The board members of this institution are not a member of any political parties and also the board members are not paid staffs, they are volunteers. NPI has a historical track to deliver its work without political bias." - from website, 2018.10.24
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Subject: Journalism, Journalism -- Social aspects, Journalism -- Vocational guidance , Journalism -- Study and teaching, Journalistic ethics
Creator: Nepal Press Institute
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04599
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