The Youth in Policy and Governance (YPG) Fellowship is a year-long, distinctive and exciting opportunity for young Nepalese citizens of a given province to learn law-making and public policy. YPG Fellows are mentored/trained by different field experts in various socio-economic dimensions of Public Policy and Governance mainly. YPG Fellows then get to work with the assigned Member of Province Assembly (MPA) for active winter and budget parliamentary sessions in the Province Assembly. The primary role of a YPG Fellow is to deliver extensive research support to her/his MPA’s for their parliamentary work. This involves drafting parliamentary questions for the MPAs, preparing speeches/documents for discussions, raising matters of public importance, etc. Essentially, fellows are the knowledge assistants of MPAs.

Partners

Government

Subnational & National

International

What we offer

We Work Through

Program

Our programs engage in inclusive participation of several Stakeholders, building public-private partnership cooperation. We design them specifically to target youth involvement, advocating for an informed electorate. These programs range from week-long workshops to one-day events. This department focuses on organising and executing fellowships that reflect our work and new approaches.

Research

PRC Specialises in the Research Field, focusing on fields such as Policies, Agriculture, and Tourism. PRC prioritises such extensive focus from field visits to table talk with Provincial-level assembly members to advocate Reforms by collective efforts. research division concentrates on legislative studies and parliamentary affairs.

Communication

The communications field is the bridge in PRC for providing the needed information to the respective department, effectively translating documents, carrying out publications work and coordinating with Research and Programs to ensure information flows steadily.