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State Restructuring

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  1. Questions
  2. Information Repository
    1. Nepal State Restructuring Committee
    2. BBC Sajha Sawal | Episode 223 | Federal Nepal
    3. BBC Sajha Sawal | April 30th 2012

     

     

    Questions

    What kind of Federal Structure is Most Conducive to Promote Economic Prosperity and Social Justice in Nepal?

     

    • Political and socio-economic background of Nepal
      • What is the current political atmosphere like in Nepal?
        • How has it evolved and what direction in the future is it malleable to take?
        • Who are the visionary and who are the urinary leaders/political parties/individuals of Nepal? 
      • What is the socio-economic conditions of the people who are seeking more autonomy? Who are the leaders who are advocating for such a change? Who do they support, how are they supported?
      • What are the cohesion factors and digressors in the nation?
      • What/Who are the opportunistic factors of the society? How can they be tamed?
    • Federalism definition
    • Pros and Cons of Federalism based on case studies
      1. India and federalism
      2. US and federalism
      3. Chinese decentralization
      4. Others 
    • Is Federalism a reasonable move for Nepal?
      • What factors are prerequisite for federalism? 
      • What factors are necessary for successful operation of federalism? 
    • What type of federalism is reasonable for Nepal?
      • Ethnicity-based?
      • Resource-based?
      • Region-based?
      • Geography-based? 

     

     

    Information Repository

     

    Nepal State Restructuring Committee

     

    States proposed by NSRC:

     

     

    BBC Sajha Sawal | Episode 223 | Federal Nepal

     

    Panelists

    • Dr. Ramesh Dhungel (NC)- Member, National State Restructuring Committee
    • Suresh Ale Magar (Maoist) - MP, Member, NSRC
    • Ram Chandra Jha (UML) - Leader

    Questions

    • Where does the "nationalism" fall in?
    • Should be by "ethnic" identification?
    • Why not Madhes-Prades?
      • Need to compromise.. only one party or ethnic should not have a major say 
    • Which level gets the most power?
      • Local
      • State
      • National
    • What risks do different groups see?

     

    BBC Sajha Sawal | April 30th 2012

     

    Current System (parliamentary):

    - instability is very common

    - this system created the cause of "nirankusta"

    - wasn't able to represent dalits and other groups (not representative)

     

    Directly elected president:

    - fear of dictatorship

    - But we can still put check in balances

     

    Mixed System:

    - Sharing between Prime-minister (nominated by parliament) & President (elected directly)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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