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“Reach the unreachable is our basic motto where we want to reach the rural village and take technology and internet within the reach of every Nepali,” added Aryal.
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“Reach the unreachable is our basic motto where we want to reach the rural village and take technology and internet within the reach of every Nepali,” added Aryal.
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Bhola Aryal, 30, who lost his right arm while fighting the government army, said he was planning to pool the money with his friends and begin a small business.
www.startribune.com 2012
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Pitamber Aryal, Director of the Disaster Management Department at Red Cross Nepal, which includes disaster response, preparedness and risk reduction, and recovery, frames the problem as one of information: "In crisis response, our default unit is the household, the family," he explains.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Kyle Knight 2011
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"I have only one arm so I can't work in the fields, so some of us from the same village decided to open up a business with the money," Aryal said, adding that he was worried about medical costs because he has to routinely visit doctors.
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Bhola Aryal, 30, who lost his right arm while fighting the government army, said he was planning to pool the money with his friends and begin a small business.
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"Proper ID cards would give a clear mandate to relief services," explains Aryal, "to pay attention to transgender people as a vulnerable class of people, and thus make the programs appropriate for their needs."
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Kyle Knight 2011
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"We will rescue the workers by Thursday," First Secretary Tirtha Aryal said in Kathmandu.
BBC News - Home 2011
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"We need to have gender sensitization activities targeting to different levels ... so that people don't experience stigma, whether it is from the decision maker, service provider, or community," suggests Aryal.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Kyle Knight 2011
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"I have only one arm so I can't work in the fields, so some of us from the same village decided to open up a business with the money," Aryal said, adding that he was worried about medical costs because he has to routinely visit doctors.
www.startribune.com 2012
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