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When the Men Are Away: Migration and Women’s Participation in Nepal’s Community Forestry

Studies of migration and gender have focused mostly on changes at the household level, where they have found women’s experience to be mixed, with greater autonomy in decision-making but also a greater work burden and increased stress. Little is known about migration’s impact on co...

Lessons from prospective migrant women’s participation in the Work in Freedom community intervention activities in Nepal

This brief offers research findings from prospective women migrants in Morang, Chitwan and Rupandehi, three districts of the Work in Freedom (WiF) intervention in Nepal. It presents findings on prospective migrant women’s migration plans and their participation in the WiF community-...

नेपालमा वर्क इन फ्रिडम समुदाय हस्तक्षेप गतिविधिमा सम्भावित महिला प्रवासीको सहभागिताबाट सिकिएका पाठ

यस जानकारीपत्रमा नेपालमा वर्क इन फ्रिडम (डब्लुआईएफ) कार्यक्रम लागू भएका मोरङ, चितवन र रुपन्देहीका कामका लाग...

Making Migration Free: An analysis of Nepal’s ‘free-visa, free-ticket’ scheme

Among the many initiatives, the possibility of ‘zero-cost migration’ for workers has received much consideration as the ‘ideal condition’ or an ‘aspiration’ in bilateral labour negotiations, regional discussions and international forums. Thus, when the Government of Nepal ...

Migration of Health Workers from Nepal

This report provides an overview of the current situation relating to the stock and outflow of Nepali health care workers to third countries. Presenting the findings of a survey with undergraduate medical and nursing students, the report discusses the factors driving Nepali health wor...

Labour Migration and the Remittance Economy: The Socio-Political Impact

Based on a study conducted in five districts, this report looks at the impact of labour migration on the economy, society, and politics at the community level. It provides an insight into how remittance is changing the economic outlook of households while highlighting differences betw...

Labour Act, 2074 (2017)

The Labor Act, 2017 (2074) was passed by the Parliament on August 11, 2017 (Shrawan 27, 2074) and has revoked the Labor Act 1992 (2048)....

Contribution Based Social Security Act, 2017 (2074)

Contribution Based Social Security Act 2017 (2074) came into effect on November 2017 (2074). The Act , as envisioned by the Constitution of Nepal, confers upon the people rights to welfare of various kinds as one of their fundamental rights....

दोलखा, नेपालबाट हुने श्रम प्रवासनका बारेमा हामीलाई के थाहा छ ?

यस जानकारी पत्रमा नेपालको मध्यमाञ्चल विकास क्षेत्रको जिल्ला दोलखाबाट भइरहेको श्रम प्रवासन सम्बन्धी नयाँ �...

What do we know about labour migration in Dolakha, Nepal?

This briefing note offers new evidence on labour migration in Dolakha, a district in the Central Development Region of Nepal. This study is part of a larger programme of research on labour migration and forced labour from Nepal. Evidence includes key characteristics of migrant househo...

Labouring Under Fire: Nepali Security Contractors in Afghanistan

This paper explores some of the repercussions of Nepali labour migration in times of conflict, arguing that security contracting shares much with other forms of migratory labour but also that the commodification of violence this process entails raises certain opportunities and risk...

Labour Migration and Skills Training

Of the half a million or so Nepalis who left the country for work in 2013/14, nearly three quarters were classified as ‘unskilled’. This tendency of the majority of migrants being poorly trained is a cause for concern since low-skilled and ‘unskilled’ workers are more vulnerab...

Analysis of Labour Market and Migration Trends in Nepal

With more than half a million Nepalis, mainly the youth, leaving the country every year to seek employment opportunities abroad, it has become important to leverage the benefits of migration by examining the labour market situation in both sending and receiving countries. This study p...

Analysis of Labour Market and Migration Trends in Nepal

With more than half a million Nepalis, mainly the youth, leaving the country every year to seek employment opportunities abroad, it has become important to leverage the benefits of migration by examining the labour market situation in both sending and receiving countries. This study p...

Bagwana VDC Profile

The University of Oxford, in collaboration with the Centre for the Study of Labour and Mobility (CESLAM) and local partner Divya Youth Club, Parsa, conducted a census entitled ‘Labour Migration: Impacts on Households in Parsa’ in February-March 2014. The principal objective of thi...

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