Based in Nepal, and with 15 years of experience in environment and development in South Asia, Ram Chandra Khanal is an experienced evaluator and project manager in natural resources management, biodiversity management and adaptation to climate change. He specialises in evaluation cycle management (design, planning, implementation, supervision and use), M&E framework, baseline, M&E plans, logframe, theory of change/result based management, impact and performance evaluation and sampling
Ram Chandra Khanal joined CDKN as Country Engagement Lead for Nepal in 2011, having previously worked with ADB, UNEP, UNDP, IUCN, ICIMOD, GERES, Green Hill Bangladesh, DFID and various government ministries in Nepal. His geographical experience spans over Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, India, Brazil, China and Tajikistan, while he has authored more than a dozen articles.
“How are the most affected people going to benefit from this deal?” asks Ram Chandra Khanal, CDKN’s Nepal Strategy Advisor, of the Paris climate deal. Here, Miren Gutierrez interviews Mr Khanal on the implications of COP21. [more]…
Ram Chandra Khanal, CDKN’s Country Lead for Nepal shares his thoughts on emerging concepts of resilience based development management. [more]…
The CDKN team involved in the economic impact assessment of climate change in Nepal reflect on the learning curve that has taken place. [more]…
CDKN’s Elizabeth Colebourn and Ram Chandra Khanal report from Asian Development Bank (ADB) workshops on the Economics of Climate Change held across South Asia in July where they showcased lessons from CDKN’s work in Nepal. [more]…
Ram Chandra Khanal, CDKN Country Coordinator in Nepal reports from the International Conference of Mountain Countries held in Kathmandu, 5-6 April 2012, where Mountain Governments stressed the need for more attention on the special interests of mountains within the UNFCCC. [more]…
