Centre for Research, Innovation and Training (CRIT) emphasizes team work in a bottom-up approach. The Centre sought innovative approaches to tackle with problems in a sustained manner. CRIT established in 1997 by a team of professionals committed to educational and social development. CRIT is a non-profit making, autonomous and non-governmental organization mainly focuses activities on training, innovative research and publications.[Read more...]

Analysis   Water Network (Forum) 24 September 2011 Dr. N Baniya The South Asia Regional Water Network, a Mechanism for Engagement of stakeholders in water resources. It basically aims to promote better water management within and between South Asian countries, emphasizing regional cooperation and adaptation to climate change through healthy discussion on water related issues. It has the aim of contributing on poverty alleviation and sustainable, equitable growth.   Climate and Environment 23 September 2011 Awareness to the public at grass root level connecting their livelihood will bring better adaptatio options. CRIT aims to contribute its professional expertise in such issues of national importance. The Centre opts for equality in developmental aspects, justice in social issues and quality in services. CRIT is committed to embark on sustainable and far reaching impacts on developmental aspect with innovative ideas.   Natural and Other Resources Management: An opportunity to empower the society. 03 September 2011 Biswo N. Ulak Nepal’s economy is overwhelmingly rural. More than 86% of the poor live in rural areas, where poverty is stagnant or increasing. Natural resources (land, crops, forest, water, animal, plants) from the basis for most livelihoods and natural management (NROM) are the main interface between people and their environment. Natural resources are exploited in ‘get rich quick’ by the elites and political parties, often in the form of land and other resources grabbing. Natural resources management skills and abilities are low. Therefore natural resources use is mainly unsustainable. The problem will closely linked to poor governance and insecure rights, rooted in hierarchical and elite society, political culture with strong patron-client traditions.   Redefining School Education: Way towards critical thinking 01 September 2011 Ganesh B. Singh & Bishnu Poudel Critical thinking studies a topic or problem with open-mindedness. This exercise outlines the first stage of applying a critical thinking approach to developing and understanding a topic.This will help students to grasp indepth idea of subject matter in all subject areas.   more >>